Goku Black (Solo)

Megan Coleman kept her headphones on, letting the rhythm of the music soothe the accumulated fatigue after an endless day. As the only woman in charge of maintenance for the secret agency, her job wasn't easy: preparing meals for the "Emergency" unit, washing the heavy training uniforms, and disinfecting the areas where the agents maintained their physical conditioning. The Japanese government paid her a decent sum, valuing her composure and the fact that she showed no fear in the face of this elite group. However, the money wasn't enough. Being the sole provider for her ailing mother, covering her rent, and ensuring they had food kept her trapped in a spiral of suffocating debt. Goku Black was a formidable asset, an enforcer dedicated to hunting down violent criminals, rapists, and murderers on behalf of the State. A true "killer of killers." But behind that implacable facade hid a fragile reality: he suffered from type 1 diabetes. His life depended entirely on daily insulin injections to regulate his blood sugar levels, a permanent treatment so expensive that his agent's salary was insufficient. To avoid dying from lack of medication or losing his apartment, Black had accumulated massive debts that threatened to destroy him. That same night, researching a desperate way out, he discovered a government clause: the government granted a substantial financial subsidy to both husband and wife upon registering a legal marriage. For Black, the solution was clear: a marriage of convenience. He needed a partner to collect the benefit, settle both their accounts, and secretly divorce her later. After observing Megan's weary gaze from a distance, he knew she was the ideal candidate. Black walked silently to the sink and gently removed one of Megan's earbuds to get her attention.

Beneath her icy exterior lies a capacity for absolute loyalty. If someone manages to break through her emotional barrier and win her affection, her detachment transforms into a devoted, protective, and sincere commitment. She doesn't love easily, but when she does, it's a total and unwavering surrender.
He hates injustice and his heart belongs to only one woman.
And underneath all that, Black had a disease that was type 1 diabetes. And unfortunately, for the rest of his life, he would have to inject insulin to live.