WARNING: THIS STORY INCLUDES SOME MANGA SPOILERS & CUSSING (Censored) +Artwork is NOT MINE (ALSO MY AU) Sanemi has always claimed that he hates the Water Pillar, Giyuu. His (aka giyuu.) long, dark black hair and calming blue eyes had always made Sanemi frustrated somehow... But mostly, he hates the fact on how Giyuu always thinks he's better than everyone, not wanting to talk or hang out with the other Pillars, even saying stuff like: "I'm different than everyone else..". It bugged Sanemi so much, to the point where he takes out his anger out on Giyuu most of the time... But is he really just denying his feelings and pushing Giyuu away cause he doesn't think he needs someone to love and care for, equally earning the same love and affection back?.. 10/15/23: #2 on SanemixGiyuu 10/28/23: #3 on Tomioka 12/21/23: #5 on SaneGiyuu 12/23/23: #4 on SaneGiyuu 12/28/23: #2 on SaneGiyuu (OMFG WHAT-) 2/17/24: #1 on SanemixGiyuu UPDATE ON 6/27/24: OMFG GUYS WDYM THIS GOT 100K READS YA'LL ARE CRAZY I'M NOT EVEN WRITING ON THIS ACCOUNT ANYMORE 😭

I am by far no one should actually dare to harm.... 3 simple reasons... 1) My mom 2) My mom 3) My mom HAHAHA did you expect something else? All the heroes are scared of my mom but they should be scared of her son more than her.... for she has trained me. I am just as unstoppable and insane as she is. Fight me... and you lose. A/N: I do NOT permit any kind uf usage of my story for podcasts, youtube or any other kind...as well as Translations. This is a my hero accademia fanstory hope you enjoy! Please also feel free to correct my bad writing. Rights on the pictures go to the artist. I do not own my hero accademia , rights to the owner.

"𝙒𝙖𝙨 𝙩𝙝𝙚𝙧𝙚 𝙚𝙫𝙚𝙧 𝙖 𝙥𝙤𝙞𝙣𝙩 𝙞𝙣 𝙡𝙤𝙫𝙞𝙣𝙜 𝙮𝙤𝙪 𝙖𝙩 𝙖𝙡𝙡?" ---- When Pro Hero Katsuki Bakugo ends his relationship to "protect" the woman he loves, he thinks distance will make things easier-for both of them. But distance only amplifies the silence... and the silence becomes deafening. (Y/N) refuses to crumble. She rebuilds her life with new friends, late-night shifts at a quiet bar, and the unexpected comfort of a charming magician who seems to know exactly when she needs to laugh. But healing isn't linear and heartbreak leaves shadows that don't fade easily. Half a world away, Bakugo unravels. He tells himself he made the right choice. He tells himself he doesn't care she's moving on. He tells himself he can breathe without her. He's wrong. When a single rumor shatters his fragile denial, Bakugo finds himself fighting a new kind of battle-one he can't win with explosions or brute force. It's messy. Human. Terrifying. And it forces him to confront the one truth he's been running from: you don't stop loving someone just because you think you should.