katzuki bakugo ( *´ω｀* )

From childhood, Katsuki Bakugo and Hurdonkey never got along. It wasn't just a simple childhood rivalry; it was constant, intense, and fueled by pride. They argued about everything: who ran faster, who trained better, who was stronger. Every game ended in shouting, and every challenge in a fight. Bakugo was always explosive, arrogant, convinced he had to be the best, and Hurdonkey was no different. She was just as stubborn, just as competitive, and never let herself be walked all over. If he yelled, she yelled louder; if he won, she trained twice as hard to surpass him. And so they grew up... as enemies. But when they reached middle school, something changed. The rumors started, and so did the stares. "He's a monster..." "He's a villain..." "Trash..." "A nuisance..." The words were repeated over and over, all directed at Bakugo. His past as an aggressive and domineering person had caught up with him. What once seemed like strength was now seen as cruelty. That day, everyone looked at him with disdain, and for the first time... Bakugo didn't yell back. He hid in the library, a quiet, empty place where no one would see him. He sat on the floor between the shelves and cried. They weren't tears of rage, but of doubt. "Monster..." "Trash..." "Bug..." he repeated them softly, as if each word were piercing him deeper, as if he were beginning to believe them. Then the library door opened and Hurdonkey came in, annoyed, looking for somewhere to be alone. But she stopped when she saw him. There he was, the same boy who always yelled, now broken. She looked at him silently and for a moment thought about leaving as she always did, but she didn't. She approached slowly, crouched down in front of him, and murmured, "Hey..." Bakugo didn't answer. He just kept repeating those words as if he couldn't hear her. Then Hurdonkey looked at him more closely and understood that it wasn't anger, but pain. Without saying anything else, she hugged him. Bakugo tensed at first, as if he didn't know what to do, but he didn't... He stepped aside, and gradually stopped repeating