Feared as one of the League of Villains' most dangerous members, Dabi leaves nothing but scorched ruins and unanswered questions in his wake. Cold, sarcastic, and fiercely independent, he keeps everyone at a distance and trusts no one. After an ordinary office worker accidentally stumbles upon one of his late-night jobs, what should have been a fleeting encounter becomes an ongoing nuisance. No matter how many times their paths cross, neither of them can seem to walk away for good, turning suspicion and sharp-tongued exchanges into something far more complicated.

Denki Kaminari is charming, energetic, hopelessly affectionate—and completely obsessed with his girlfriend. There’s just one tiny problem. Nobody believes she exists. You and Denki have been dating long-distance for over a year, and despite the endless calls, messages, and packages, none of his friends have ever actually met you. The Bakusquad is convinced there has to be another explanation. Denki insists you're real. They insist he's delusional. But after months of relentless teasing, Denki is finally about to get the last laugh. Because his very real girlfriend just arrived in Japan.

Toji Fushiguro looks intimidating. Tall, muscular, scarred, and perpetually unimpressed, he's not exactly someone strangers would describe as cuddly. They don't see him at home. Toji has discovered that sleeping beside you is significantly better than sleeping alone. Unfortunately, he's also become incredibly spoiled about it. He steals your pillow. Pulls you against him in his sleep. Complains when you stay up later than him. And every morning, getting out of bed becomes a negotiation. Toji claims he's simply comfortable. The fact that he immediately wakes up whenever you try to leave suggests otherwise. He'd never call himself clingy. He's just currently holding you hostage because apparently five more minutes together is a necessity.

Kakashi Hatake knows everything. At least when it comes to you. He's the frustratingly observant neighbor who always seems to notice when something changes. New haircut? He notices. Different work schedule? He notices. Someone walks you home? He definitely notices. Whenever you accuse him of being nosy, Kakashi calmly hides behind his book and claims you're imagining things. But his excuses are becoming increasingly ridiculous. Especially when you realize he doesn't know nearly as much about anyone else in the building. Kakashi isn't keeping track of the neighbors. He's keeping track of you. And the supposedly indifferent man four doors down is doing a terrible job hiding why.

Sasuke Uchiha isn't clingy. At least, that's what he'd tell anyone who asked. The reality is considerably different. Behind closed doors, Sasuke has become completely accustomed to having you close. He sleeps with an arm around your waist. Pulls you into his lap when you're sitting together. Quietly searches for you whenever he wakes during the night. He rarely says anything affectionate outright. He doesn't need to. The way he automatically reaches for you says enough. Unfortunately, this means Sasuke has also developed expectations. And apparently going to sleep without cuddling him is now unacceptable.

Daichi Sawamura is usually the responsible one. Calm, dependable, and almost impossible to embarrass, he's spent years dealing with Karasuno's chaos without losing his composure. Then a road trip leaves the two of you sharing a hotel room. That's fine. You've shared plenty of spaces with friends before. The problem becomes obvious the moment you open the door. One room. One bed. And absolutely nowhere else comfortable to sleep. Daichi insists it isn't a big deal. You're both adults. You're friends. You can share a bed for one night without making things weird. At least, that's what he tells himself. Actually lying beside you is going to make that argument significantly harder to believe.

Kōshi Sugawara is Karasuno's vice-captain. He's dependable, kind, encouraging, and usually very good at keeping the rest of the volleyball team under control. Then you become the team's new manager. Suddenly Suga is volunteering for everything. Need help carrying something? He's already there. Forgot your jacket? Take his. Walking home alone? Apparently he's going the same direction. The team quickly figures out what's happening. Suga has a crush. A painfully obvious one. Unfortunately, you seem completely oblivious. Now Suga is desperately pretending he's simply being friendly while his teammates watch the world's least convincing secret crush unfold directly in front of them.

Asahi Azumane is your boyfriend. He's also hopelessly, embarrassingly attached to you. Asahi tries to pretend he isn't needy, but he's terrible at hiding it. He follows you from room to room just to keep talking. Wraps his arms around you whenever you stand still long enough. Sleeps significantly better when you're pressed against him. If you're busy, he'll patiently wait nearby until you're finished. If you leave without kissing him goodbye, he'll think about it all day. And if you roll away from him in bed? Asahi immediately wonders if he did something wrong. He knows he's clingy. He's slightly embarrassed about it. Unfortunately, that has never once stopped him.

Kei Tsukishima likes his privacy. He chose an expensive high-rise apartment specifically because it's quiet, secure, and far removed from unnecessary interaction with his neighbors. Then your cat decides otherwise. The little menace repeatedly escapes your apartment and goes directly to Tsukishima's door, screaming until he lets it inside. Tsukishima claims he has no idea why. You eventually discover the treats hidden in his kitchen cabinet. What begins as awkward exchanges in the hallway slowly becomes something else. Your cat stays longer. So do you. Quick conversations at his doorway turn into evenings inside his apartment, sarcastic arguments over dinner, and Tsukishima automatically pouring you something to drink whenever you arrive. He'll never admit he's grown attached. To the cat. Or its owner.

Tobio Kageyama can handle packed arenas, championship matches, and some of the best volleyball players in the world. Talking to you is apparently much harder. You're a cashier at the supermarket near his apartment. Kageyama developed a crush almost immediately. Unfortunately, he has absolutely no idea what to do about it. So he shops. Constantly. He memorizes your shifts without meaning to, waits exclusively for your register, and buys things he doesn't need just for another two-minute conversation. His teammates have noticed. Hinata thinks it's the funniest thing that's ever happened. Kageyama still insists he's only there because he "needs groceries." Today he's standing in your checkout line holding one cucumber.

Ryunosuke Tanaka is a personal trainer known for three things: Ridiculous amounts of energy, and making his clients believe they can do anything. You're his newest client. Tanaka takes your training seriously from the beginning, carefully building workouts around your goals while enthusiastically celebrating every bit of progress. But somewhere between early morning sessions, post-workout conversations, and constantly finding excuses to spend another ten minutes with you, things become complicated. Tanaka has developed a massive crush. He can confidently coach you through the hardest workout of your life. But compliment his arms once? Suddenly the loudest man in the gym can't form a sentence.

Shoyo Hinata is one of professional volleyball's fastest-rising stars. He's talented, energetic, relentlessly optimistic—and an absolute nightmare for his PR team. Not because he's difficult. Hinata simply has no filter. He forgets media schedules, wanders away during promotional events, accepts random volleyball challenges from strangers, and answers interview questions with enough honesty to make sponsors nervous. You're hired to manage him. Soon you're traveling together for tournaments, sponsorship shoots, press conferences, and appearances around the country. Hinata starts looking for you after every match. Calling you first when something happens. Saving you a seat beside him on every flight. To Hinata, having you around becomes completely natural. Until someone suggests assigning you to another athlete. And Hinata realizes he doesn't want to share you.

Katsuki Bakugo is East High's star basketball player. Everyone knows exactly who he's supposed to be. Then he meets you during winter break. One unexpected karaoke duet reveals something Katsuki has never admitted to anyone: he loves singing. When you unexpectedly transfer to East High, the two of you decide to audition for the school musical. Chaos follows. Kirishima, Sero, and Kaminari can't understand why their star player suddenly cares about theater. Coach Aizawa wants Katsuki focused on the championship. Uraraka pulls you toward the Scholastic Decathlon. Momo and Iida, East High's reigning theater duo, have no intention of losing their leads. Even Todoroki has secrets—apparently the quiet basketball player loves baking and has a hopeless crush on Momo. Everyone wants Katsuki and you to stick to the roles East High already chose for you. Neither of you wants to.

Mina Ashido has one goal: prove she belongs on the soccer field. Disguising herself as her twin brother and secretly enrolling at his new school wasn't exactly the original plan, but Mina has never been afraid of a little chaos. Then she gets assigned a roommate. You. You quickly become her closest friend and teammate—and unknowingly make maintaining her disguise ten times harder. Especially when you confess you're interested in another girl and ask Mina for help winning her over. Now Mina is coaching the guy she's secretly falling for on how to date someone else, hiding her identity from an entire soccer team, and trying desperately to survive long enough to beat the boys who said she couldn't play. This was supposed to be about soccer.

Katsuki Bakugo came to Harvard Law for one reason. To prove his ex wrong. Everyone expects the loud, fashionable blond with an attitude problem to fail. Instead, Katsuki is brilliant. He's competitive, relentless, surprisingly observant, and absolutely furious whenever someone assumes he doesn't belong. You become one of the first people at Harvard to take him seriously. You help him survive brutal professors, impossible assignments, and the occasional urge to scream at his classmates. Then Katsuki earns a place on a major criminal case and gets the opportunity to prove everyone wrong. Including himself. Because somewhere along the way, impressing his ex stopped mattering. Being around you didn't.

Captain Izuku Midoriya is a respected Austrian naval officer, widower, and father of seven. After his wife's death, grief transformed his once-loving home into a place of strict discipline and silence. Then the abbey sends you to become his children's newest governess. You're cheerful, stubborn, musical, and completely unimpressed by the military precision of Izuku's household. To his frustration, his children adore you. And slowly, Izuku begins to understand why. But Izuku is already expected to marry a wealthy Baroness, and Austria itself is changing around them as Nazi Germany pressures him to accept a commission he wants no part of. Falling in love with his children's governess was never part of his carefully ordered life. Neither was discovering that you might be exactly what his family needs.

Hanta Sero is the captain of one of the most infamous pirate ships in the Caribbean. He's charming, unpredictable, irritatingly clever, and has escaped execution often enough that several ports have stopped bothering to count. You meet him after accidentally stealing a strange piece of treasure from him. Unfortunately, it's cursed. Now Sero needs the artifact returned to an ancient island before the next full moon—and because you touched it first, the curse has attached itself to you. Which means you're coming aboard his ship. What begins as a very unwilling voyage becomes sword fights, naval chases, cursed treasure, hidden islands, and far too many nights drinking rum with the pirate captain who refuses to take anything seriously. Except keeping you alive.

Shota Aizawa is successful, wealthy, and notoriously private. He built his life around independence and has little patience for relationships, society events, or anyone expecting more from him than he's willing to give. Then he meets you. What begins as a simple arrangement quickly becomes the most personal week Shota has allowed himself in years. He buys you beautiful clothes without blinking at the price. Watches you transform stuffy business dinners into something almost enjoyable. Starts coming back to the hotel earlier just because he knows you'll be there. But the arrangement has an expiration date. And Shota, who has spent his entire adult life avoiding attachments, is beginning to realize that letting you walk away might be the one thing he can't calmly accept.

Dabi is the cursed master of an isolated estate. Once known as Touya Todoroki, he disappeared from society years ago after a mysterious curse left his body permanently scarred. Now he keeps everyone at a distance. He's bitter, sarcastic, temperamental, and perfectly comfortable allowing the nearby villagers to believe he's a monster. Then you arrive at his door. Dabi expects you to fear him. Instead, you argue with him. You wander through his enormous library, invade his kitchen, ignore his attempts to intimidate you, and slowly make his empty estate feel alive again. For the first time in years, Dabi has something he's terrified of losing.

Shoto Todoroki is a powerful wizard capable of wielding both fire and ice. Quiet, elegant, and notoriously difficult to understand, he lives inside an enchanted castle that wanders across the kingdom. After a witch curses you, Shoto unexpectedly gives you shelter. He tells you that you may stay until the curse is broken. Then he starts getting attached. Flowers appear in your room after his travels. Your favorite foods mysteriously fill the kitchen. The castle changes course whenever you mention somewhere you'd like to see. Shoto doesn't realize he's courting you. He simply knows the castle feels wrong whenever you're not inside it. And breaking your curse may eventually mean leaving him.

Katsuki Bakugo is wealthy, proud, sharp-tongued, and notoriously difficult to impress. Society considers him an exceptional marriage prospect. You consider him an insufferable ass. Your dislike began after overhearing one arrogant remark at a ball, and every argument since has only strengthened your opinion. Katsuki should find you equally irritating. Instead, he falls hopelessly in love. Unfortunately, Katsuki has never been particularly good at expressing softer emotions. His first attempt at confessing sounds suspiciously like an insult. You reject him. And for perhaps the first time in his privileged life, Katsuki is forced to consider that being powerful, wealthy, and respected doesn't automatically make him worthy of the woman he loves.

Eijiro Kirishima is a third-class passenger aboard the RMS Titanic. He has little money, no prestigious family name, and absolutely no business wandering around first class. Then he meets you. You're wealthy, elegant, and trapped beneath the expectations of a family that has already planned your entire life. Kirishima becomes your escape. He sneaks you below deck to dance, makes you laugh during unbearable dinners, and shows you the freedom you've always wanted. But four days into the voyage, Titanic strikes an iceberg. Suddenly class doesn't matter. Survival does. And Kirishima has already decided one thing. He's getting you both off this ship.