Izuku thinks y/n deserves someone brave enough to love her openly. Y/n thinks Izuku would never see her as anything more than his closest friend. Both are wrong, and neither knows how to take the first step. *Read authors notes*
Endeavor has always had a plan for his son’s future, and now that Shoto is an established young hero, his father has decided it is time for him to marry. Believing that a marriage between two powerful individuals will strengthen the Todoroki family’s influence in the hero world, Endeavor arranges a marriage between Shoto and a mysterious young woman with an exceptionally rare telekinetic Quirk. Shoto is furious. He refuses to let his father control another part of his life, especially something as personal as marriage. However, when Endeavor informs him that the arrangement has already been negotiated with the woman’s family, Shoto reluctantly agrees to meet his future bride. There is just one problem. Shoto has absolutely no idea that his arranged fiancée is actually Y/N, his former classmate from U.A.
Draco Malfoy has never had a problem getting what he wants—until y/n. As fellow Slytherins, their relationship has always been a battle of sharp tongues, stubborn pride, and undeniable tension. But beneath their constant bickering lies something neither dares to admit: feelings that grow stronger with every stolen glance, lingering touch, and moment of jealousy. As the wizarding world grows darker, Draco must choose between his family’s expectations and the one girl who sees beyond his name. He can fool everyone at Hogwarts, but can he fool himself into believing he doesn’t love her? *read notes*
Izuku and y/n met at U.A. and became close friends during their first year. By their second year, they had grown inseparable, training together, studying together, and supporting each other through difficult battles. Somewhere during that year, Izuku realized he had fallen in love with her. He never confessed. Graduation came and went, and their careers took off. Izuku eventually became the Number One Hero, while y/n rose to Number Two. Their friendship survived every challenge, and they continued working together on major cases, joint patrols, and dangerous missions. Now, years later, they spend so much time together that everyone around them suspects something is going on. Their fellow heroes tease them, reporters speculate about their relationship, and civilians adore seeing them fight side by side. Neither has acknowledged the possibility of romance. Will they finally face the truth of just how compatible and in love they’ve grown with one another?