Everyone knows Midoriya Izumi. Deku. The girl who inherited One For All. The daughter of All For One. The sister of Tomura Shigaraki. The hero who survived the war. But long before she was any of those things, she was just a quirkless little girl trying to survive the worst part of Seventh Ward. And someone knew her then. Kurose Ryuji got out of the South Side years before Izumi did. Now twenty-two, he's the founder and CEO of Blackline-the largest hero support and analysis company in the world. Almost no one knows Izumi helped him build its foundation when they were children. Almost no one knows where either of them truly came from. And no one knows why he calls her Little Green. For nearly three years, they've barely spoken. Then one phone call drags Izumi's past back into her life. Someone is using the Shigaraki name. Someone wants to know what became of the little girl who survived the South Side. And Izumi is about to discover that surviving the past is very different from deciding what comes after it. Because maybe the most important choice she'll ever make isn't who she's willing to save. Maybe it's finally choosing herself.

Aizawa had a simple plan. Put his most trusted students in charge of the most reckless ones during Class 2-A's end-of-year vacation. Iida got Bakugo and Todoroki. Momo got Mina, Hagakure and Uraraka. And Izumi? Izumi got Kirishima and Kaminari. Aizawa wasn't worried. After all, Midoriya Izumi was the most dangerous student in Class 2-A. She could handle them. What he didn't account for was Kaminari learning her coffee order. Kirishima making sure she remembered to eat. An oversized red hoodie. Three-person cuddle piles. A ridiculous amount of hand-holding. And one week being more than enough time for red, green and yellow to become inseparable. Aizawa assigned Izumi two problems to manage. Instead, his Problem Child came home with two boyfriends. ❤️💚💛 The Traffic Light Trio

Courted by Coffee Izumi Midoriya knew something had changed. Katsuki and Shoto had grown distant. Ochaco had started acting differently. She noticed. She always noticed. She just never expected to discover that her two boyfriends had fallen for her best friend. So Izumi did the only thing she could think of. She left. One open window, a little help from Float, and an empty rooftop later, Izumi finally let herself break. She expected to be alone. She didn't expect Hawks to find her. And she definitely didn't expect one chance encounter with Japan's Number Two Hero to turn into patrol run-ins, relentless teasing, suspiciously frequent appearances at U.A.- and coffee. So. Much. Coffee. According to Aizawa, Izumi is "clearly aware she's being courted and has decided denial is easier." Izumi disagrees. Hawks is just her friend. Friends remember your coffee order. Friends bring you breakfast. Friends fly completely out of their way before patrol to tap on your classroom window with your favorite drink in hand. ...Right? Maybe denial really is easier.

Izumi Midoriya was supposed to be helping with villain rehabilitation. She was not supposed to become attached to Dabi. She definitely wasn't supposed to start holding his hand during patrols, crawl through a ventilation system when an undercover operation went wrong, or threaten anyone interested in recruiting him. But somewhere between quirk analysis, heroic felonies, and one extremely unfortunate recruiter- Dabi became her felon. And Izumi became his Little Flame. Tomura has objections. Shoto has apparently gained a sister. Endeavor has a migraine. Aizawa has paperwork. And Izumi? She has exactly one thing to say. He's her felon. Get your own.

Izumi Midoriya expected her internship with Endeavor to involve training, patrols, and learning from the Number One Hero. She did not expect Hawks. One rooftop conversation is all it takes for Japan's Number Two Hero to discover something Endeavor has been desperately trying to contain: Izumi Midoriya is just as chaotic as he is. Together, they're sarcastic, unpredictable, frighteningly observant, and somehow incredibly effective at their jobs. Unfortunately for Endeavor, separating them only seems to make things worse. And when Izumi's habit of analyzing everyone around her starts extending beyond heroes and toward the League of Villains, things become considerably more complicated. Because apparently villains like her too. Especially when she starts talking back. Heroes are concerned. Villains are confused. Endeavor is exhausted. And Hawks? Hawks has finally found his partner in chaos. High sarcasm. High threat. High compatibility. Endeavor's worst nightmare.

Just..Chaos 😂😂 and an unexpected romance that wasnt planned 😂😂😂

Everyone thought they knew Midoriya Izumi. U.A. knew Deku. Japan knew the hero student with One For All. The villains knew Shigaraki Izumi-the daughter of All For One and sister of Tomura Shigaraki. And after the truth came out, everyone had an opinion about what that made her. Dangerous. Unpredictable. A future villain. Maybe even a monster. Then five names entered the conversation. Kraven. Pyre. Rogue. Bane. Code. Five dangerous men no one knew were connected to her. Five men Izumi shouldn't know. Five men the heroes assumed had somehow found their way into her life. They were wrong. Because Izumi didn't meet them recently. She didn't find them after becoming Deku. She didn't turn to them after learning the truth about her family. She has known them since birth. And she's loved them for almost six years. Long before U.A. Long before One For All. Long before anyone called her a hero or a villain. They knew the girl underneath every name the world would eventually give her. They knew her before she had anything to prove. They knew her before everyone else decided they understood her. They knew her first. Now the heroes want answers. Japan wants explanations. And Izumi? She's done letting other people decide who she is. Unfortunately, figuring that out comes with five internationally wanted boyfriends, one Todoroki who somehow moves in with them, an exhausted Dad Club, several dozen countries, an obscene number of felonies... And a stolen koala named Felony. Then another one named Crime. Nobody said self-discovery had to be legal.