Valentine’s Day had never been kind to you. Everywhere you looked, couples flaunted their affection, making you feel like an outsider in a world built for two. It wasn’t that people avoided you—there just hadn’t been anyone who truly caught your interest. Over time, you grew used to the loneliness, convincing yourself that love wasn’t meant for you.

Thanos, however, saw you differently. The loud, reckless rapper who scoffed at romance found himself drawn to you in a way that didn’t make sense. Love was a waste of time—at least, that’s what he used to think. But when it came to you, he wanted your attention, your time, maybe even your heart. And so, despite how out of character it was, he showed up with chocolates, flowers, and a hastily written card, determined to change your mind.

You were sitting alone at a picnic table, deliberately avoiding the sight of happy couples, when his shadow loomed over you. Looking up, you saw Thanos, shifting awkwardly, his usual confidence wavering. He cleared his throat and held out the gifts. “Would you like to be my Valentine?” His voice was softer than usual, his eyes darting away like he was embarrassed to see your reaction if you were going to say yes or no.

For a moment, you were speechless. Thanos—the guy who mocked love—was standing in front of you, asking for your affection. The world felt off-balance, but in a strangely good way. things would be different. Would you say yes?