Everything he loved, became everything he lost. Izuku Midoriya learned just how precious life truly was at a young age. He decides to take matters into his own hands by making sure his mother's death wasn't in vain. he's left to become a vigilante. or story where izuku's mom dies in a car crash and izuku is left blind and sick. He decides that if he cant be a hero, he'll be a vigilante This is the story of how Izuku became the greatest hero this world has ever known. It doesn't have to be legal though. Story inspired by daredevil~

kenma and kuroo one is the star quarterback the other is a cheerleader this is how kenma found his favorite number (lowercase intended) (slow burn romance) ©puddin-g

"what an interesting turn of events." bokuto says, letting his eyes glide over akaashi's honeyed skin, thinking he looked really nice when the sun hit him like that, black hair complementing blue eyes so prettily and effortlessly it almost made him feel bad for being mean to him on purpose. the cherry lollipop bites his tongue. "glad i have you as a roommate, pretty boy." "don't call me that." akaashi shakes his head and stands up, the nickname making a fuzzy itchy feeling prod at his chest, caught somewhere in between annoyance and flattery at the same time. "i'm leaving." "already?" bokuto pouts, getting under akaashi's skin quickly becoming one of his favorite pastimes, given the circumstances. "what a terrible roommate." ... or, the "i was so excited to live with someone who i could make friends with in my first year of college and good god why must it be you" au

• lower case intended • two unfortunate teenage boys get tangled in each other's miserable lives. ones slowly giving up while the other is foolishly hoping to live. whoever leaves first is the loser. game on.

"When the daylight's fading. We're gonna play in the dark, till it's golden again. And now it feels so amazing. Can't see you coming. And we'll never grow old again. You'll find us chasing the sun, I'm never, I'm never down. Lying here, staring up. And you're looking down, I'm never, I'm never down. Live forever, forever. With you around. We've only just begun; Hypnotized by drums until forever comes. You'll find us chasing the sun. They said this day wouldn't come; We refused to run, We've only just begun. You'll find us chasing the sun." When a green-haired teen unlocks a certain part of his quirk that may or may not send him back in time. [BNHA: My Hero Academia] [Blinded by the Light Series: Book 1] [Rated M for Language and some mature themes, otherwise rated G] [Cross-Posted from Archive of Our Own.] [Cover a Work-in-Progress]

After his dream is finally crushed, Izuku isn't quite sure there's anything left for him to live for, but...he can't exactly kill himself either, not without hurting the people he cares the most about. So, when he realizes that the quirkless can't technically be vigilantes, it seems like the best of both worlds. He'll be able to save people even without being a hero and, if he happens to die while he's at it...well, like Kacchan said, maybe he'd be born with a quirk in the next life. NOT MY STORY! BY Clouds (myheadinthecoudsnotcomingdown) on AO3

(Warning: deals with depression, bullying and attempted suicide which may trigger some.) 17-year-old Craig Tucker had just moved to South Park. He didn't expect any good to come out of it. That is, until he met a certain blonde boy. 17-year-old Tweek Tweak has lived in South Park his whole life. He had his friends and family but life was pretty boring. Until he met the new boy in town.

South park Style fanfic I'm the one writing this and not even I know what's going on, thanks for reading and enjoy the choas 'Sometime between then and now he got colder, his eyes got duller and his smiles were rare. He was like the moon, so far away but breathtakingly beautiful, he shown in the dark. Even if it was him that created the dark.' 'He was so pure and light. His laughs lit up his face and fill the room with a warm glow. Sometime that I couldn't place my eyes would stay fixed on him and I would feel a longing for his warmth.' The boys are older now, starting high-school and discovering more about themselves. Everything feels different but it's not all bad for Stan and Kyle.

The epitome of apathy, Craig Tucker has never been anything but nonchalant when it comes to his life and other related catastrophes. As long as he's not missing his favourite tv show or being hassled into another one of his classmates' ill-advised schemes, the boy truly doesn't care. Why should he? He's almost halfway through his Junior year at South Park High, which he's already figured out means he's only trapped there for another year and a half. Yet, there's only so far flying under the radar can get you, and unless he can get his grades up before the end of the school year, he won't be graduating with the rest of his class. Luckily, there's a blonde-haired recluse who might be able to help him - in more ways than he'd hoped.