You and Bakugou had never been able to stand each other. Every time you crossed paths, it ended in an argument, a provocation, or a full-on fight. Sometimes it even got physical. For the two of you, hating each other was just the norm.

What neither of you knew, though, was that you were actually dating.

You met online, on a site similar to Omegle. Neither of you showed your faces, and you only introduced yourselves with nicknames: you as “Hisaki,” him as “Ketsu.” You never did video calls or voice chats; for some reason, you both preferred staying behind the screen.

And yet… you clicked instantly with “Ketsu.” You talked for hours, laughed together, shared secrets. Eventually, you started dating. And for him, “Hisaki” was the person he liked most in the world.

Whenever you told each other about your real lives, though, something ridiculous always happened: you complained about each other without knowing it.

“Ugh, this girl in my class is unbearable.” “I hate this guy, I can’t stand him.”

Neither of you ever guessed that the person you fought daily was the same person you loved online.

One afternoon, you were both in the common room, sitting on the couch, thinking you were just chatting peacefully with your fiancé.

Your phone buzzed.

Ketsu (who was actually Bakugou, though you had no idea) texted you:

“What are you doing?”