Continuation of A Meme A Day! It's summer; Kirishima and Bakugou's relationship is stronger than ever, but that doesn't mean they don't still face obstacles. Bakugou has to tell his parents about his boyfriend, and it's not going to be easy. - If you haven't yet read A Meme A Day, you should do that before reading this! - Cover art by taichichuwhat on tumblr! (Can ya tell I love her art? ;) )

Kirishima and Bakugou have their entire future ahead of them, and they plan to spend it together. That is, until one fight with an unknown villain rips it away from them and their time together is devastatingly shortened. --- Post-canon. Set a few years after they graduate UA and become pros. In their early twenties. --- Title and chapter titles from the song Another You by Of Mice & Men

(Completed) Falling in love was easy; keeping it wasn't. We started off as friends. Slowly we realised we liked each other. Then a kiss. Which turned into date, and another date until; 'So you're my boyfriend, and I'm yours.' If only it could've stayed that easy, it didn't; Coming out, Telling parents, First time, Judgment, Separation. 'It was impossible not to love Red. I just watched him as he excitedly and passionately talked about his favourite things, and couldn't help but feel an overwhelming sense of joy. I just admired the way his smile brightened when he saw something pretty, or the way he scratched the back of his head when he was slightly nervous but wanted to be casual, or the way he was just so amazing at making me feel happy. His whole being just caused me to lose myself in my love for him. It had taken me so long to ever feel this strongly about someone, but Red did it so effortlessly. He was the one person that had taken down all my walls, the one person that I could feel truly me with. It just made me so grateful to be sitting across the table with such an amazing person, who didn't even know how beautiful he looked.' So much stuff happens in the story but please give it a read, it's not just a typical cliche romance. Smut occasionally and I guess serious themes such as homophobia and bullying.