developing friendships

Bakugou is spiraling in the aftermath of Kamino and his friends are starting to notice. He's stubborn, aggressively independent, and less than willing to dig into his past, but after a breakdown that ends with a painfull secret revealed, he starts to get help. Whether he likes it or not. Meanwhile, a new kind of villain threatens an uneasy peace following the loss of Allmight. Whispers build as a new narrative slowly takes shape:Hero society needs to change. Feat. Therapy, Dadzawa, best boy Kirishima, dysfunctional families, healing, growing up, and the mortifying ordeal of being known

“Like, you know, wouldn’t it be funny if we pretended to date and like… Acted all mushy and over the top to show Taehyung and Namjoon how gross they are?” “That -” Yoongi cuts off, head tilting to the side. “I guess that would be funny.” He pauses. “We should do it.” And this is not at all what Jungkook expected. He’s not entirely sure if Yoongi is joking or not. “I - are you serious?” He expected Yoongi to object, to tell him he’s being ridiculous, or laugh it off. It’s a crazy idea, it doesn’t even make sense. But Yoongi isn’t staring at him like he’s crazy. “Sure.” Yoongi shrugs. “I mean, this is the stupidest fucking idea I’ve ever heard.” “Hey!” Yoongi grins. “But what could go wrong?” -OR- United by their mutual disgust for their grossly in love roommates, Jungkook and Yoongi decide to pretend to date to give them a taste of their own medicine. And that should be fine, no big deal, probably just a funny story to tell later… Right?

When Vee discovers Hunter used to be the Golden Guard, she gets upset and refuses to speak to him. But since neither of them have anywhere else to go, they're stuck navigating an extremely difficult relationship. It doesn't help that Hunter is keeping a secret from her.

In which Alastor realizes he committed a bit too hard to the whole found-family gag, gets fucked up by the First Douchebag, and tries to pretend everything is fine. Shockingly, Charlie is not oblivious. Even more shockingly, the person she goes to for help is Vox. This turns out to be a case of using the wrong equation but still getting the correct answer.

One goal laid at the forefront of Clover’s mind when he traveled into Mt. Ebott: to find out what happened to the five missing children… and to bring the perpetrator to justice. But then Clover befriends a tiny flying monster, and discovers that it would be his words and actions, and not the barrel of a gun, that would set him on the right path. Suddenly he has friends- friends who’ll stick by his side, even when it puts their own lives in danger. And danger lies in every corner. Throughout it all, Clover struggles to keep his new friends together. Personalities conflict. Ideals differ. Past and present problems struggle to find resolutions. In the end, it is not from without where the greatest threat to Clover and his friends lies, but from within. Yet, despite everything, his friends stick by his side. And if they won't give up, then Clover can't, either. With the help of his newfound friends, and with his very soul shining bright with purpose and resolve, Clover knows he can find the answer that lies beneath the mountain… …wherever it may be.

Growing up with Autism wasn't easy for Vaggie, but she managed to deal with it when she was a human But now how is she going to deal with being a neurodivergent in hell?

During the Dawn of Quirks, soulmates became an actuality. It’s common to have one or even two, but not six.

“You want us to be friends?” Coriolanus asked unconvinced. Why would he go through all of this trouble to be friends with somebody like me? “Yeah why not?” Sejanus smiled. Why not? What did he mean, why not? It was an answer that didn’t satisfy Coriolanus. There was an unsettling feeling in his stomach, that he just knew that they weren’t going to be friends. In which Sejanus finally musters the courage to talk to Coriolanus Snow. The boy he has pinned for years. Changing the course of both boys’ lives for only the better.