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Broken Bond â—‹
In the dimly lit room of U.A. High School's dormitory, Bakugo sat alone at his desk, surrounded by the muted sounds of his fellow classmates' laughter and camaraderie. The weight on his shoulders felt unbearable, and the flickering candlelight cast ominous shadows across his anguished face.
The events of the past few weeks had left him grappling with emotions he never thought he'd have to confront. Bakugo's once fierce and impenetrable exterior had started to crack, revealing a vulnerability he couldn't escape. The source of his turmoil? Izuku Midoriya.
Their friendship had always been a tumultuous dance, a fierce rivalry evolving into something deeper and more confusing. Bakugo couldn't deny the undeniable connection he felt with Midoriya, a connection that went beyond the battlefield. But acknowledging those feelings felt like surrender, a weakness he refused to embrace.
One evening, as the sun dipped below the horizon, casting a warm glow over the city, Bakugo found himself standing on the rooftop, hands buried deep in his pockets. He stared at the skyline, lost in his own thoughts.
The door creaked open, and there stood Midoriya, his green hair ruffled by the wind. Bakugo's heart raced as he averted his gaze, unable to meet Midoriya's eyes.
"Kacchan," Midoriya began cautiously, "we need to talk."
Bakugo's jaw tightened, but he nodded. The air between them grew heavy with unspoken words as Midoriya took a step closer.
"Something's changed between us," Midoriya admitted, his voice barely above a whisper. "I can feel it, and I can't ignore it any longer."
Bakugo clenched his fists, feeling the searing pain of regret welling up within him. He wanted to tell Midoriya everything, to let the truth spill out, but the fear of vulnerability held him captive.
"I don't know what's happening, Kacchan, but I can't keep pretending it's not there," Midoriya continued, his eyes pleading for understanding.
Bakugo finally looked at him, the torment in his eyes mirroring the turmoil in his soul. "Deku, I..." he began, but the words caught in his throat.
Midoriya's expression shifted from anticipation to realization, and a deep sadness settled in his eyes. "You don't have to say it if you're not ready, Kacchan," he said, his voice cracking with disappointment.
The silence that followed was suffocating, and Bakugo watched as Midoriya turned away, shoulders slumped with the weight of unspoken truths. The gap between them widened, and Bakugo's heart shattered, the pain of his indecision etching scars on their friendship.
As Midoriya walked away, Bakugo was left alone on the rooftop, surrounded by the echoes of his own regrets. The city lights flickered below, mirroring the broken pieces of a friendship that may never be the same again.
Betrayed Love â—‹
In a quiet town nestled between rolling hills and whispering trees, there lived a man named Gleen. Gleen was a gentle soul, with kind eyes that held a universe of emotions within them. He lived a simple life, working at the local bookstore, where he met Jake.
Jake was unlike anyone Gleen had ever known. He had a smile that could light up the darkest of rooms, and a laugh that danced like music in the air. They became fast friends, spending countless hours lost in conversation, sharing secrets under the moonlit sky.
But as time passed, Gleen's feelings for Jake grew deeper, blossoming into something he couldn't ignore. He found himself longing for more than just friendship, yearning for the warmth of Jake's touch and the sweetness of his lips.
So, one starry night, Gleen confessed his love to Jake, his heart pounding with fear and hope. To his surprise, Jake confessed that he felt the same way. And so, they began a secret romance, stealing moments of love in the shadows, hidden from prying eyes.
But as their love flourished, Gleen couldn't shake the feeling of unease that lingered in the depths of his heart. Jake was hesitant to take their relationship further, always insisting that it was too soon for kisses and caresses. Gleen tried to brush aside his doubts, clinging to the moments of joy they shared together.
Then, one fateful night, Gleen's phone rang at 3 am, piercing the silence of his lonely room. With trembling hands, he answered, expecting to hear Jake's voice on the other end. But it wasn't Jake. It was a woman, her words slurred with intoxication.
Confusion swirled in Gleen's mind as he listened to the woman's ramblings. And then, amidst the haze of alcohol, there were sounds that shattered Gleen's heart into a million pieces—moans of pleasure, the kind that should have been reserved for him.
The call abruptly ended, leaving Gleen trembling with fear and uncertainty. He tried to call Jake, over and over again, but each time, there was no answer. The night stretched on endlessly, filled with dread and despair.
Days turned into weeks, and still, Gleen heard nothing from Jake. His heart ached with a pain that seemed unbearable, as he clung to the hope that maybe, just maybe, Jake would come back to him.
But then, an invitation arrived in the mail—a wedding invitation. Gleen's hands shook as he read the words, his heart crumbling into dust. Jake was marrying the woman from the phone call, the one who had stolen his love away.
As Gleen stood outside the church on the day of the wedding, watching as Jake pledged his love to another, tears streamed down his face like rain. His heart shattered into irreparable pieces, the pain of lost love consuming him whole.
And as he walked away from the church, his footsteps heavy with grief, Gleen knew that he would never be whole again. For in the depths of his shattered heart, the memory of Jake would linger forever, a bittersweet reminder of a love that was never meant to be.
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Me in bed at 2:23 a.m. in bed reading an unlabeled x reader fic, only to be hit with words like she and her.
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Me after searching "x male reader" wondering why there's so much fem reader content
The "yandere male" tag: