Okay, not sure what happened to the title and description, but they just disappeared one day? Anyway, it's an awful story about a dark secret past with Bakugo and Midoriya that they're trying to navigate while also navigating their relationship. Seriously, it's bad. I recommend the rewrite if you want to read it. Description for book one of the rewrite: Bakugo's a walking and talking nightmare. He has one last chance to clean up his act before he gets expelled. One last chance to change his future. Midoriya can't say no. He can't put his foot down and ends up letting everyone walk all over him to the point that he's exhausted and miserable. The problem is they don't know how to handle the trauma that made them that way. They don't know how to fix what happened to them. They're coping in the best ways they can, but it isn't enough anymore. If either of them wants a chance at a good future, they need to change. Their mothers are hoping a little summer getaway will help with that.

Warning: Smut Depressing behavior

Bakugo had been struggling with his anger and Midoriya had been struggling greatly with his depression for as long as they could remember. They came up with a brilliant plan of a no strings attached relationship, but was it really as brilliant as they thought? What happens when two people break the most important rule of a no strings attached relationship and fall in love anyway? How will their lives change when the inevitable happens? What change will that bring as they continue at United Artistry? How will their music and art change to show their newly found feelings towards one another? Well, the answer is right here in this very book! Follow the iconic duo through their final year at UA as feelings began to submerge! **This is an art school/no quirk AU** ⚠️⚠️⚠️This story does include mature themes like depression, anxiety, and semi-smut. Please read at your own discretion⚠️⚠️⚠️ While we are on the topic of depression, I want to say a few things. Depression is real and it is killer. If you are ever having depressing or suicidal thoughts, please reach out for help. Somebody cares about you and is willing to help, even if it doesn't feel like it! Suicide Hotline Number: 800-273-8255 You ARE valuable. You ARE worth it. You ARE Important. You ARE loved!