Every child has dreams of becoming a Pro Hero, to become the Number One Hero, to save lives, right? Everyone except Midoriya Izuku. Izuku knew he was different. Whether it was because of his behaviour, or his Quirkless status, or the fact that he was transgender, he was different. He stood out, much to Izuku disliking. At the age of thirteen, Izuku gets fostered by two Pro Heroes, Eraserhead and Present Mic. Izuku distanced himself, kept his problems to himself. But, when Hitoshi begins to unravel aspects of Izuku's past, Izuku's plans take a turn. Izuku begins to trust Hitoshi. Will Izuku slowly begin to trust the others? Or will his problems slowly take over him? Please mind that this book contains things like: self-harm, panic attacks, self-depreciating thoughts, and abuse. I will add onto this list as the book continues, but your mental health is more important than this. Please do not read this if you think it will trigger you. There will be warnings at the start of the chapter, should there be anything triggering, but please inform me if you think I missed one out.

In the pov of an onlooker on how a girl dies Trigger warnings: self harm, death,depression, mentions of bullying

"Take a swan dive off a building, you might have a quirk in your next life." Katsuki laughed maliciously. Izuku had finally had it, that was the last straw. Izuku looked up, making direct eye contact with Katsuki. "Fine." WARNING: This story has extreme swearing, hanahaki disease, violence, blood, self-harm, suicidal themes and homosexuality. If any of this upsets you or triggers you in any way, do not read. You have been warned.

Bakugou tries to get Izuku's phone number. No quirk au High school/ Cafe au ------------------------- Dedicated to @Dekusgirlfriend123 by @princefrvr. This whole book is their birthday present to you! Happy Birthday @Dekusgirlfriend123! 🥳