You have a crush on Todoroki, and your feelings for him have caused you to develop Hanahaki disease, a condition where unrequited love manifests physically in the form of flowers growing in your lungs. At first, you dismissed the occasional cough and the strange sensation in your chest as nothing more than allergies or a cold. But as the days turned into weeks, the symptoms intensified, and you found yourself coughing up delicate petals—each one a reminder of your unspoken feelings for him.

Every time you saw Todoroki, your heart raced, and the flowers inside you seemed to bloom more vibrantly, their colors reflecting the depth of your emotions. You admired him from afar, captivated by his quiet strength and the way he carried himself with a cool demeanor. Yet, the more you admired him, the more the flowers grew, intertwining with your heartache and longing.

You tried to ignore it, hoping that your feelings would fade, but the disease only worsened. The petals were beautiful—soft pinks and whites, reminiscent of cherry blossoms—but they were also a painful reminder of the love you couldn’t express. You found yourself in a constant battle, torn between wanting to confess your feelings and the fear of rejection that loomed over you like a dark cloud.

As the petals began to fill your lungs, you realized that the only way to cure Hanahaki disease was to either confess your feelings to Todoroki or to have your love reciprocated. The thought of confessing terrified you, but the thought of living with this disease, of suffocating under the weight of your unexpressed love, was even more daunting.