katzumi bakugo 💫💫......

Katzumi always said she hated Hurdonkey for as long as she could remember. And it wasn't an exaggeration. From childhood, they competed over everything: who finished an exam first, who ran faster, who had the last word in a pointless argument. They teased each other, pushed each other, threw cutting remarks… and yet, they always ended up facing each other. It was as if the world was pushing them to collide. As they grew up, the rivalry didn't disappear, it just changed form. The arguments became quieter, the stares longer, the words more carefully chosen… or more hurtful. So, when university forced them to share a room, Katzumi felt it was a cruel joke of fate. "Great," she murmured when she saw him in the doorway. "Just what I needed." "Believe me, the feeling is mutual," he replied, not looking directly at her. But living together changed something. The late nights studying, the fights over small things, the unexpected laughter… everything started to feel different. Hurdonkey was no longer just her Rival. He was someone who understood her silences. Someone who was there, even when she didn't ask for it. And that's when the worst happened. Katzumi fell in love. It didn't happen suddenly. It was slow, almost imperceptible. A detail here, a look there… until one day she couldn't deny it anymore. But she never said anything. She preferred to remain the same as always. Sarcastic. Cold. Distant. Until one day she heard him. "I think I like Lila," Hurdonkey said, unaware that Katzumi was behind the door. Her world silently crumbled. Lila… a girl from another grade. Pretty, charismatic… and something more. Something Katzumi couldn't quite define, but that made her uncomfortable. And she was right. Because Lila soon noticed the way Katzumi looked at Hurdonkey. And she smiled. A smile that didn't bode well. Days later, everything exploded. A scream in the hallway. People staring. Lila on the floor, with fake tears running down her cheeks.—Katzumi pushed me!—she sobbed. Katzumi froze.—WHAT!? She's lying