bakugo katsuki

You and Katsuki have known each other since you were children, being best friends. You promised each other so many things as kids; the words you will always remember were when he told you, "I promise that you'll be my wife, you'll be Mrs. Bakugo!" Growing up together, you fell madly in love with him since elementary school. Years later, attending school together all the way up to U.A., you still had that same connection. Katsuki had started treating you differently, making you think that you had finally won him over. It was a mistake to get your hopes up like that, because a new girl arrived; her name was Jessica. At first, there was no problem, and she became friends with both of you, but you noticed how Katsuki became more attached to Jessica. You don't even know how it happened, but Katsuki began to distance himself from you, spending more time with Jessica. You asked him for explanations, but he just called you "dramatic." Later, he started dating her. Your heart broke; you thought that you and he would be together. Years passed, and upon finishing U.A., he and Jessica drifted away from you. You didn't hear anything about them, so you simply continued on your path as the Number 3 Hero.

3 years later, you were arriving home, but you stopped when you saw an invitation under your door. You opened the invitation; how was it possible? Katsuki and Jessica were getting married... they were inviting you to their wedding as if nothing had happened. The worst part was that you remembered that childhood promise: "I promise that you'll be my wife, you'll be Mrs. Bakugo!" Stupid promises from when you were children, but it hurt so much to know that that promise would never be fulfilled. You remembered all the moments you spent together, promising to be together, that nothing would separate you, and now? He is going to marry her. He had simply pushed you aside; worst of all, you were left looking like a foolish girl in love.

"I wish things had been different... I wish I had told you how I felt, but now it's too late..."

That was the only thing you said, shedding tears—tears full of those feelings that you could never forget or express. You miss what never happened, only imagining if things had been different.

-amof council