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Being Eraser Head's daughter was never going to result in a normal childhood.
As the only daughter of Shota Aizawa, she spent most of her childhood wandering through U.A.'s halls, falling asleep in her father's capture weapon, and weaving between the legs of Pro Heroes who collectively decided that the quiet, sharp-eyed little girl belonged to all of them. They became something between an extended family and an army of overly protective aunts and uncles-loud, powerful, ridiculous, and always there when she needed them.
Unfortunately, she grew up.
For middle school, (Y/N) left Japan to study in America. An ocean away from her father and everything familiar, she learned how to stand on her own. She trained harder, became frighteningly good with a capture weapon, and learned to control two quirks that could make her either an extraordinary hero or something far more dangerous.
When an unexpected recommendation gives (Y/N) the opportunity to attend U.A. High School, she decides there's only one reasonable thing to do:
Accept it.
Return to Japan.
And absolutely do not tell her father she's coming home.
Surprising Shota Aizawa sounded hilarious
Between villain attacks, brutal training exercises, old family connections, new friendships, and classmates determined to figure out exactly what she's capable of, (Y/N) quickly discovers that returning home isn't going to be nearly as simple as she imagined.
Especially when Katsuki Bakugo decides she irritates him.
She's quiet.
He's loud.
She's calculated.
He's explosive.
She inherited her father's talent for looking completely unimpressed, and Bakugo seems personally offended by her refusal to be intimidated by him.
What begins as competition quickly becomes something neither of them knows how to name.
Challenges become conversations.
Arguments become an excuse to find each other.
What happens when two stubborn hearts start orbiting each other long before either is willing to admit they've already fallen?