katzuki bakugo 🧡

For as long as they could remember, Katsuki Bakugo and Hurdonkey had hated each other. Their families owned two of the most powerful business groups in the country, and as children, they competed for everything: the best grades, school awards, and even who received the most praise from adults. Every encounter ended in an argument. Years passed, but nothing changed, until one morning everything fell apart. "What does this mean?" Hurdonkey asked, reading the contract. "It means you're going to get married," his father said calmly. "WHAT?!" At the same time, in the Bakugo Group's main office, Katsuki was just as furious. "I'm not marrying her!" But the decision had already been made. The union of the two families would strengthen their companies and protect their fortunes. Three months later, they stood before the altar. Neither of them smiled. The photographs looked more like a business negotiation than a wedding. And so their marriage began. The Bakugo mansion was enormous, so enormous that Hurdonkey sometimes felt he could get lost inside. During the first few weeks, she barely saw her husband. Bakugo was the young CEO of the Bakugo Group and was always busy with meetings, conferences, and business trips. "I'm going away for three days," he'd say, packing documents into his briefcase. "Okay." "Don't wait up for me." "I wasn't planning to." The door would close, and once again, she was alone. The only ones who kept her company were the mansion's servants. Little by little, she began to fill her time by going shopping. She bought books, clothes, decorations, and flowers for the garden, all using Bakugo's credit cards. It wasn't out of self-interest; she simply had nothing else to do. Several months passed, and then something unexpected happened. An important project ended ahead of schedule, and Bakugo began spending more time at home. At first, she didn't pay much attention to it, but she noticed Hurdonkey was adorable, tender, loving, and kind. He began wanting to spend time with her, canceling trips to stay home.