I will not be updating this story for the next two months as my summer break is starting this Friday. I will be overseas and very busy, unable to edit anything. I will not be back before the New Year from being overseas and to be honest I geniunely need a break from school.
I might also not be able to write during school as it is my final year and I really have to lock in this time. I can't fail a single thing this year or it will impact my overall grade and my HSC.
I hope when I come back, I will have reached over 100 subscribers and 1000 views on my story atmost. I want to thank you all for your continous support for me writing my story. I really adore you, but for now I must say goodbye.
I wish you all an Merry Christmas, and an Happy New Year!!
COVER ART\BANNER ART CREDITS
@ao_roku - cover art
korihoshi - banner art
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Izuku Midoriya left home at sixteen, not with a dream, but with a fracture.
The war was over, but the gratitude never came. At UA High, the students who had saved the nation were met with angry protests and violent blame. Izuku, once unbreakable, crumbled under the weight of being seen as a burden. So he vanished, leaving only a note behind.
When he finally returns a year later, he is hollowed out. The boy who never gave up now fights a silent, private war against his own body, an eating disorder born from the desperate need to control something, anything, when his world fell apart. His hero costume hangs loose. His green eyes have lost their fire.
Katsuki Bakugo has been drowning in his own hell.
The war left him with PTSD, relentless hypervigilance, nightmares of failure, and the haunting memory of the night he found Izuku's empty room and almost dying. Now that Izuku is back, Bakugo watches him like a hawk, noticing every skipped meal and flinched touch. He's always known how to fight villains. He has no idea how to fight this.
Together, they must learn that healing isn't about being whole again.
It's about holding each other through the cracks proving that even the most scarred souls can find their way back to the light.
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