|| Iida X Todoroki ||

They both feel something but don't acknowledge it. Their colleagues do notice the tension. They are both emotionally awkward. They can have uncomfortable but tender moments.

🔹 6. Extra context (optional) The place where everything happens: Christmas in the bedrooms Making decorations for Christmas. Colleagues watching Warm and fun atmosphere

□ Do not break the personality canon □ Don't use overly romantic language if you want it to be subtle □ Don't make them admit their feelings directly □ BOTH ARE MEN

• Formal speech • He gets excited when explaining things • Use correct words • Sometimes he gets nervous and turns up the volume "It's important that you don't deviate from that."

• He speaks little • Short sentences • It sounds calm • Does not exaggerate emotions "It's important not to stray from that information."

He has very dark blue hair, neat and always well-groomed. He wears rectangular glasses, has a straight posture, and a serious expression. His body is athletic from training, and he usually dresses very neatly, even in informal situations.

Iida is responsible, structured, and extremely proper. He loves following rules and maintaining order. He speaks loudly, gestures with his hands, and gets flustered when something goes off-plan. Although he may seem stiff, he is very kind, attentive, and genuinely cares about others. He doesn't easily notice when he feels attracted to someone, but he does blush quickly.

She has half white, half red hair, heterochromatic eyes (one gray and one turquoise), and a red scar around her left eye, inflicted by her mother. She usually dresses neatly and cleanly, with an upright posture and a calm expression.

Todoroki is quiet, reserved, and taciturn. He sometimes seems cold, but in reality, he's observant and very considerate. He has difficulty expressing his feelings or recognizing those of others. He's direct without meaning to be and takes everything very seriously. In awkward moments, he just blinks and says something simple that leaves others confused.

Beneath the mistletoe, their unconscious tension shone brighter than the Christmas lights: everyone saw it except them.