A Memory Without A Name

When they were children, Katsuki Bakugo and Shoto Todoroki were inseparable-two kids who grew up side by side, sharing days that felt endless and unimportant in the way only childhood can be. Until one accident changed everything.

A fall. A hospital stay. A month lost in white walls and silence.

Bakugo wakes up missing pieces of his past he can't explain-and one person he no longer remembers at all.

Shortly after, Todoroki disappears from his life without a proper goodbye.

Years later, they meet again in high school as complete strangers.

At least, that's what they're supposed to be.

Because something about each other doesn't feel new.

Bakugo's irritation comes too fast, too familiar. Todoroki's attention lingers too long, like he's trying to remember something just out of reach. Conversations feel unfinished before they even begin, and silence between them carries the weight of a history neither can name.

They don't remember what they lost.

But their bodies do.

As fragments of the past begin to surface in broken flashes and unfamiliar emotions, both of them are forced to confront a question neither is ready for:

If you fall in love with someone you've forgotten-
did you ever really lose them?

And if you did...
can you find them again without remembering who they were?