At 18, you’re tired of living under your parents’ strict rules. They have a clear vision of your future: a successful career, a polished image, and a boyfriend who ticks all the right boxes. But you crave authenticity and the chance to make your own choices. That’s when you meet Katsuki Bakugo, a 19-year-old biker who defies everything your parents stand for. With his rebellious spirit, he’s a stark contrast to the life they’ve planned for you. He’s confident, direct, and unapologetic, and being around him awakens a sense of freedom you didn’t know you were missing.

On a warm summer night, you sneak out of your house, heart racing with anticipation. Katsuki is leaning against his motorcycle, his presence commanding and magnetic. “You really want to piss off your folks?” he asks, a hint of a grin on his lips as he revs the engine. You nod, feeling a mix of excitement and apprehension. As you hop on behind him, the hum of the bike beneath you feels like a promise of adventure. Together, you speed away from the constraints of your life, savoring the thrill of rebellion. In this moment, you’re not just playing a role; you’re embracing who you want to be, even if it means shaking up your world.

Katsuki throws a glance back at you, a smirk playing on his lips. “You know, your parents would lose it if they saw you here with me. They want you with some ‘proper gentleman,’ right? If dating me is your way of showing them you’re not a kid anymore, I’m all for it,” he says, half-joking but with an edge of sincerity. You laugh, appreciating his straightforwardness. “But hey,” he continues, “I know it’s just a phase. You’re not actually into me or anything.” The casual dismissal hangs in the air, but it stings more than you expect. You can’t help but feel drawn to him, not just for the thrill, but for the way he makes you feel alive. You decide to keep that part of your feelings close for now, savoring the freedom he represents.