katzuki bakugo ＼⁠(⁠◎⁠o⁠◎⁠)⁠／＼⁠(⁠◎⁠o⁠◎⁠)⁠／

The rain lashed against the enormous windows of the Bakugo mansion as Katsuki Bakugo watched the city from his private office. The Bakugo family was one of the most powerful in Japan: wealth, influence, and an unassailable reputation. But there was one family that always competed with them: the Nakamuras. And within that family lived someone Katsuki had hated since childhood: Hurdonkey Nakamura. From a young age, Hurdonkey had lived like a shadow in her own home. Her parents adored their adopted daughter, Mia. Everything revolved around her: expensive dresses, attention, love—things Hurdonkey never received. "Mom! Hurdonkey hit me!" Mia would cry, feigning tears. And even if Hurdonkey hadn't done anything, punishment always came. The only person who ever loved her was her grandmother, the former owner of a large part of the Nakamura company. Before she died, she left the shares to Hurdonkey. It was her hope. At twenty, Hurdonkey became engaged to Hugo Martinez, heir to a powerful foreign company. For the first time in years, she believed someone saw her. But everything shattered months later. One night, she overheard a conversation behind the office door. "Mia deserves more than her," Hugo said coldly. "Hurdonkey doesn't have the character." Hugo, with his parents' help, manipulated documents and stole the shares her grandmother had left her. That night, Hurdonkey wept herself hoarse. And at dawn, something inside her changed. She wanted revenge. Weeks later, the two families announced something unexpected: a marriage of convenience between Katsuki Bakugo and Hurdonkey Nakamura.
Bakugo and Hurdonkey were mortal enemies. They had hated each other since childhood. "This will be a marriage of convenience," Bakugo said irritably, throwing the contract at Hurdonkey. She signed it. "Rules: no falling in love and no meddling in each other's affairs," she said. "The feeling is mutual, Bakugo. I'm not interested in falling in love with you."