Mayra Sanchez

🐈‍⬛ Certified cat lady 🖤 Aizawa has my heart 💜 Shinsou has the remaining 2% ✨ Delulu is the solulu

Stories

The Alpha Who Doesn’t Trust Instincts

Hitoshi Shinsou has spent his life refusing to be defined by his Quirk—or his Alpha instincts. So when one Omega’s scent immediately makes every instinct scream mine, he does the reasonable thing: avoids them completely. Unfortunately, they become convinced he hates them. As Hitoshi finally lets himself get closer, he has to discover whether biology chose them for him… or whether, after truly knowing them, he’d choose them anyway. 💜🐺

Fluff Romance Cute Fluff and Angst Humor Slow Burn Friendship Alpha Shinsou Hitoshi Omega Verse

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I Told You I’d Come Home

For years, Obito Uchiha always came home. No matter how dangerous his work became or how long he disappeared, he returned to his wife with the same promise. Until the Fourth Shinobi War. Months pass without him, and eventually Y/N is forced to accept that her husband is dead. She mourns him, learns to sleep alone, and slowly builds a life around the empty space he left behind. But Obito isn’t dead. When he wakes in Konoha custody after surviving the war, he has only one thought: His wife. Now Kakashi must somehow escort an injured war criminal home to a woman who has no idea her supposedly dead husband is still alive. But returning home is only the beginning. Because Y/N may have known Obito’s face, his scars, and his heart… She never knew what her husband was doing whenever he left.

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Marry me?

Shota Aizawa has spent years perfectly content being single—until one look at Y/N turns everything upside down. Unfortunately for the love-at-first-sight skeptic, Y/N feels the exact same spark. Despite normally being shy, she takes one look at the exhausted, scruffy Pro Hero and boldly asks him to marry her on the spot. Shota, completely blindsided, immediately refuses. Y/N’s response? She’ll simply ask again tomorrow. And she does. What begins as a ridiculous string of daily proposals slowly becomes something Shota secretly starts looking forward to, as the persistent woman determined to become his wife gradually finds her way into his carefully guarded heart.

Romance Love at First Sight Pining Aizawa Shouta | Eraserhead Fluff and Smut Marriage Cute Humor

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Apparently, That’s Her Grandma

Eri’s best friend Lulu is sweet, energetic, and completely incapable of keeping family information to herself. For months, Shota knows Lulu, her grandmother, and far more about her mysterious mother than he ever asked to know. Then Y/N finally appears at school pickup. One brutally honest comment from Lulu later, Shota meets the woman behind all those stories. What begins with playdates and school pickups slowly becomes dinners, homework, lingering conversations, and two families quietly blending together. As Shota learns more about Lulu, including her NF1 and the ways she experiences the world differently, Y/N begins noticing something dangerous: He understands her daughter without trying to change her. And somewhere between Eri and Lulu becoming inseparable, Grandma’s unsolicited opinions, and Lulu announcing everyone’s business, Shota and Y/N start becoming something neither of them planned. Unfortunately, the girls noticed first.

Slow Burn Original Character(s)Fluff Romance Cute Humor

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💜 Eraserhead’s Problem Child

Hitoshi never expected his former mentor to interfere with his love life—mostly because Aizawa insists he’s doing no such thing. But after one suspicious dinner turns into repeated “coincidental” meetings with the same person, Hitoshi starts to realize he’s being set up. Unfortunately for him, Aizawa might actually know him too well. What begins as subtle matchmaking slowly becomes friendship, inside jokes, late-night texts, and a relationship neither of them needs Aizawa’s help to continue. 💜🖤

Cute Humor Slow Burn Friends to Lovers Friendship Pining

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No Damage Taken

For months, Tomura Shigaraki has been locked in an increasingly petty online rivalry with one infuriating gamer. He expects his mysterious opponent to be intimidating. He does not expect her to be a tiny, pastel-orange-loving civilian with long black hair, cute cat charms, a sharp tongue, and the exact same ruthless attitude he knows from his headset. Meeting Y/N in person only makes their rivalry worse—and somehow turns late-night matches into an unexpected friendship neither of them wants to admit they’ve grown attached to. But Y/N has one more surprise Tomura could never have anticipated. The first time all five of his fingers close around her skin… No damage is taken.

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The Thing in the Cove

Reports of stolen fish, destroyed nets, and strange singing lead Pro Hero Shota Aizawa to a secluded coastal cove. He expects a villain. He finds a mermaid. After freeing the mysterious woman from an abandoned fishing net, Shota assumes their encounter is over. Then he returns the next evening and discovers a pearl waiting for him. Soon, gifts begin appearing whenever he visits: shells, sea glass, jewelry, and treasures pulled from the ocean floor. Believing he’s slowly earning the wary mermaid’s trust, Shota begins leaving gifts of his own. Food. Fruit. Warm blankets. Little objects that remind him of her. There’s only one problem. Shota thinks they’re becoming friends. According to merfolk tradition, they’re courting. And while Shota remains completely unaware of the relationship he’s accidentally participating in, somewhere beneath the waves, one very pleased mermaid has already started telling her family about the strange, sleepy land-dweller who keeps bringing her gifts.

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Where the Wild Things Find Her

Mireya has spent years hiding the fact that she’s a Lunareth—a mythical creature thought to exist only in folklore. By day, she works at a veterinary hospital and goes home to her seven cats. By night, mysterious golden wisps guide heroes toward people and animals trapped in disasters. Aizawa Shota has been trying to uncover the source of those strange lights. Unfortunately for Mireya, the suspicious Pro Hero just moved in across the hall. Keeping her secret from him would already be difficult enough. It becomes nearly impossible when her Lunareth magic begins reacting to Shota, recognizing something Mireya definitely isn’t ready to acknowledge: He might someday feel like home.

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The Injured Lunareth

After a late-night patrol, Hitoshi Shinsou discovers an injured woman hidden deep in the woods—complete with antlers, glowing eyes, and enormous wounded wings. Mireya begs him not to tell anyone she exists. Against his better judgment, Hitoshi brings her home, believing she’s simply hiding an unusual mutation quirk. But as one night turns into several, strange things begin happening around his mysterious houseguest. Because Mireya isn’t human. She’s a Lunareth, a creature thought to exist only in ancient folklore—and after nearly seven hundred years of hiding from humanity, trusting one stubborn Pro Hero may be the most dangerous thing she’s done yet. 🌙🦋

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THE CAT SANCTUARY

Tomura Shigaraki only meant to hide for the night. Instead, he breaks into Nine Lives Retirement Village, a sanctuary for senior and special-needs cats—and gets immediately adopted by Gerald, a notoriously grumpy seventeen-year-old orange cat. Y/N, the sanctuary’s owner, knows the injured stranger sleeping on her floor is hiding something. She just doesn’t know what. Tomura insists he only comes back for Gerald. The cats disagree. Y/N isn’t convinced either. And somewhere between late-night visits, medication schedules, carefully raised fingers, and quiet evenings together, the sanctuary becomes something Tomura never intended to find. A place he wants to return to. The only problem? Y/N still doesn’t know the man her cats have learned to trust is Tomura Shigaraki.

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Would You Fall in Love With Me Again?

Shota Aizawa promised his spouse he would come home. He just never said when. As the danger surrounding U.A. grows, Shota makes the painful decision to stay away from home, terrified that his connection to Reader could make them a target. What was supposed to be temporary stretches far longer than either of them expected, leaving Reader with little more than occasional confirmation that their husband is still alive. Then the war ends. Shota finally returns to the home—and spouse—he never stopped loving. But while his wedding ring never left his finger, time and separation have changed them both. Reader spent all that time learning how to live without him. Now Shota has to learn how to come home. Their love survived the distance. The question is whether two people who never stopped loving each other can rediscover the marriage they once shared—and perhaps fall in love with each other all over again.

Angst Hurt/Comfort Separations Established Relationship Reunions Falling In Love

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The Dragon’s Favorite

For weeks, Pro Hero Hitoshi Shinsou has suspected something is watching him during his quiet mountain patrols. He isn’t expecting that something to be a dragon. After observing the strange purple-haired human wandering through her territory night after night, an ancient dragon reaches a perfectly reasonable conclusion: Hitoshi is precious. Precious things belong somewhere safe. Her cave is safe. So she kidnaps him. Hitoshi strongly disagrees with her logic. When he demands to be returned, the dragon reluctantly obeys, learning her first important lesson about humans: apparently, you’re supposed to ask before taking one home. Hitoshi could request another patrol route. Instead, he returns the next evening. What begins as curiosity slowly becomes a strange friendship filled with awkward invitations, cultural misunderstandings, dragon instincts, teasing, treasures, and visits to a cavern Hitoshi once entered unwillingly. Eventually, the dragon won’t need to carry him home. He’ll start going there himself.

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The Man I Met Twice

Hotaru never expected the masked idiot caught in one of her traps to become important to her. Tobi is loud, ridiculous, annoying—and strangely easy to trust. Their accidental meetings soon stop feeling accidental, and somewhere between shared meals, arguments, and quiet nights beside the fire, Hotaru begins looking forward to seeing that orange mask. Then she meets someone else. A cold, dangerous masked man who is everything Tobi isn’t. He irritates her, challenges her, and draws her in despite every instinct telling her to stay away. Hotaru thinks she’s becoming attached to two very different men. She doesn’t know they’re both Obito Uchiha. And Obito never expected the greatest threat to his carefully constructed identities to be one strange woman who somehow manages to fall for the man beneath both masks.

Humor Cute Slow Burn

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I Think We Got Married

Hitoshi planned on having one drink with his friends. Several bars, one beautiful stranger, and a series of increasingly terrible decisions later, he wakes up beside the woman he’d met only hours before. There’s just one problem. They’re married. The sensible thing would be to get an annulment. Instead, Hitoshi and his unexpected wife agree not to make any decisions while hungover. One day becomes another. An annulment conversation becomes dinner. Dinner becomes their first date. Suddenly, they’re doing everything completely backward: learning each other’s favorite foods after exchanging vows, meeting friends and family after becoming spouses, and falling in love long after saying I do. Their drunken wedding might have been an accident. Staying married won’t be. 💍💜

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Pretty Girls Have Snakes

Hitoshi thought he had Sumire figured out. She was tiny, dressed in lace and ribbons, carried adorable little purses, and looked exactly like the kind of woman who owned a Pomeranian or an absurdly fluffy cat. Then she invited him inside. Instead, Hitoshi discovered terrariums, heat lamps, a bearded dragon named Biscuit, a ball python named Miso, and Sumire’s beloved Western hognose, Pudding—a tiny, upturned-nosed drama queen Sumire treats like her child. Turns out the pretty girl Hitoshi has been quietly crushing on is nothing like he’d assumed. She’s much more interesting. Unfortunately for Hitoshi, that only makes the crush worse. And apparently, getting Pudding’s approval is now part of the courting process.

Friends to Lovers Slow Burn Comedy Fluff Mutual Pining

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Love thy Neighbor

Tomura Shigaraki is convinced he’s being followed. The same woman keeps appearing everywhere he goes—until he finally confronts her and discovers the horrifying truth: She’s his neighbor. Y/N has no idea the antisocial guy downstairs and his collection of bizarre roommates are actually the League of Villains. To her, they’re just dysfunctional people who apparently can’t feed themselves, treat injuries properly, or make responsible decisions. Somehow, leftovers become shared dinners. His roommates become her friends. And Tomura’s irritating neighbor becomes the one person whose apartment feels a little too much like home. Tomura insists everyone needs to stop bothering her. Mostly because she’s his annoying neighbor. There’s just one problem. Y/N still doesn’t know who her neighbors really are.

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Number. Now.

Hitoshi Shinsou only planned on staying for a drink or two. Then he met Rina. One conversation turns into an entire night of dancing, teasing, laughing, and learning ridiculous little details about each other. They’re both pleasantly buzzed, completely enjoying themselves, and undeniably attracted to one another. By the end of the night, they even share a kiss before leaving separately. There’s just one problem. Neither of them got the other’s number. No social media. No last name. No workplace. Nothing. Hitoshi knows Rina hates raisins and what her laugh sounds like against his ear. Rina knows his favorite late-night food and exactly what kissing him feels like. But all they really have are two first names and the memory of one unexpectedly perfect night. Now they’re both trying to find a stranger they aren’t entirely sure they’ll ever see again—until returning to the same dance floor gives them a second chance. And this time, Hitoshi isn’t letting Rina disappear before handling one very important detail. “Number. Now.” 💜

Strangers to Lovers Romance Comedy Slow Burn Mutual Pining

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The House That Kept Her

The house was suspiciously cheap. Y/N bought it anyway. She expected old pipes, creaking floors, and years of repairs. She didn’t expect footsteps in empty rooms, objects moving on their own, or her dress form Geraldine developing an alarming habit of changing positions. Strangest of all, whatever haunts the house seems to like her. It locks forgotten windows. Turns off things she leaves running. Finds missing belongings. And when someone tries Y/N’s back door in the middle of the night, the entire house seems to frighten them away. That’s when Y/N finally calls paranormal investigator Shota Aizawa. Shota immediately confirms what she has reluctantly accepted. Her house is haunted. Unfortunately, that’s not the problem. Because the longer Shota investigates, the more inconsistencies he finds. Different patterns. Different behaviors. Things that shouldn’t belong to the same presence. There isn’t one entity around Y/N. There are two. One was already waiting inside the house. The other followed her there. And as Shota searches for answers, the supposedly frightening thing inside Y/N’s home begins looking less like the danger… and more like the reason nothing else has reached her yet. Now Shota just has to figure out what wants Y/N, why her spectral roommate is determined to protect her, and why he himself is becoming increasingly reluctant to leave her alone. The ghost isn’t particularly thrilled about that last part. 👻🖤

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One Day, I’ll Watch You Dance

As children, Y/N promised Tenko Shimura that someday she would become a ballerina. Tenko promised he’d watch her dance. Then he disappeared. Years later, Y/N has become a principal ballerina, while the little boy she mourned has become someone she could never have imagined. Tomura Shigaraki expects to watch her perform once and disappear without ever being recognized. He doesn’t expect her to look past the pale hair, red eyes, scars, and years between them— and whisper the one name he thought he’d buried forever. “Tenko?” Y/N has found the childhood friend she thought was dead. But the man standing in front of her isn’t the boy she remembers. And Tomura isn’t sure which terrifies him more: Y/N discovering who he became… or realizing she never forgot him.

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Priceless

Hitoshi Shinsou thought Y/N was simply an attractive, successful older woman he kept running into at his favorite late-night café. Y/N was perfectly happy letting him believe it. What she neglected to mention was that “owning a company” meant controlling an international luxury empire and possessing a fortune worth hundreds of millions. When Hitoshi finally discovers just how wealthy his girlfriend really is, Y/N sees no reason to keep restraining her favorite love language: spoiling him absolutely rotten. Unfortunately, Hitoshi has no intention of becoming her sugar baby. As expensive gifts become an ongoing battle between them, Hitoshi discovers something unexpected. The woman who can buy almost anything is completely defenseless against homemade dinners, remembered coffee orders, tiny thoughtful gifts, and someone insisting on taking care of her for once. Y/N may have enough money to give Hitoshi the world. But Hitoshi might be the first person to give her something she could never buy.

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