You see is never what you get.

For many centuries people were born with marks on their bodies, not knowing who their soulmates were till they met them. Their mark slowly filling in with their soulmates eye color. “Congratulations, Mr and Mrs Hinata, you have two healthy boys.” The doctor gave the new borns to the nurses, smiling at the happy couple. Two boys, twins. The same happy expression but still so different. “It seems the redhead has a crown on his right inner thigh and the green haired boy h

Shouto just continues gazing like he's floating on a cloud because that didn't just happen. He didn't just kiss Midoriya. He didn't just reveal even more of himself as unintentionally as he always seems to do with the other boy. Then it hits him. Hits Shouto so hard, the air is knocked out of his lungs.

Midoriya surfaced above the water, watching with wide eyes as he saw those boys again. Diving back under he decided to swim a little closer.  Peeking from behind the rocks he smiled as he saw the boy with red and white hair collecting shells again. He gasped as he saw the blonde boy that his best friend took an interest in, letting himself sink into the water he swam back to where he left his friend. Todoroki looked towards the rocks with a shocked expression.

Everything was in slowmotion as Midoriya watched his boyfriend, Todoroki, fall on the ground, a piece of ice piercing through his chest. “Shouto!!” Midoriya ran towards Todoroki, hot tears streaming down his face. “No! No, please! Shouto!!” Landing another punch against the villains chest, the villain was blown back by the force, impaling himself on the ice that Todoroki had created. “Miyo-” Iida was held back by their teacher, Aizawa who shook his head. Falling on his