"Our universe grants every soul a twin -- a reflection of themselves -- the kindred spirit -- And no matter where they are or how far away they are from each other -- even if they are in different dimensions, they will always find one another. This is destiny; this is love."

- Julie Dillon

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It was finally time for the first break, and you sighed in relief as you stretched out your limbs in your seat, almost accidentally hitting Izuku in the face with your hand. Apologising for your actions, you stood up, giving him a hand to help him up. He gratefully took it and stood up, grinning at you before collecting his things.

"So," you asked. "where do you want to sit?"

"What do you mean?" Izuku asked you, confused out of his big brainzo.

You looked at him blankly before saying in a flat tone, "The cafeteria, dingus."

"Oh, that's right." He laughed nervously, and you both walked out of the classroom. "I'm not sure, really. I guess just whatever feels right when we walk in."

You nodded in agreement before you guys entered, noticing the chaos that was the cafeteria. Every single table from what the eye could see was filled with chatty students.

You and Izuku lost all hope within the both of you.

Until a chirpy voice came from one of the tables. "(Y/N)-san! Midoriya-kun!" You both look over and see a small girl with short brown hair, big brown eyes and the cutest cheeks you could ever witness in your lifetime. Sitting with her was a boy much taller than all three of you. He sat with good posture, his rectangular glasses framing his blue-grey eyes. He was pretty bulky for a teenage boy, and his jawline was straighter than you could ever hope to be.

"Come sit with us!" The girl said, and you and Izuku (feeling like a couple of lost tourists) eagerly took up on the offer. You both sat across from the two, and just in time, too, because more people were piling in next to the four of you.

"So," the girl exclaimed cheerfully. "What are your names? You full names, I mean. I'm Uraraka Ochaco. This is Iida Tenya."

You were almost taken aback by her happy attitude. How the hell did she do it? Iida introduced himself politely, bowing his head. Panicking, you quickly returned his bow while stuttering out your own introduction, "I-I'm (L/N) (Y/N)."

Izuku, however, was a much bigger mess than you. Not only did he usually stutter in the presence of strangers, but he seemed to have taken a liking to Uraraka. "I-I-I'm Midoriya Izu-zu-zu-zu-ku-ku."

He sounded coo-coo the more he opened his mouth. He was a blushing mess when Uraraka smiled at him and said, "Nice to meet you, Midoriya! Nice to meet you, (L/N)!"

"Please, just call me (Y/N)." You said, smiling kindly at her.

But she didn't seem to respond. She was staring straight at Izuku, tears in her eyes. Izuku had the same expression cross his face, and you realised what happened.

"Holy mother of all fucks. You guys are soulmates, aren't you?!" You exclaimed, excited as all hell. "IZUKU, CAN YOU SEE COLOUR? WHAT COLOUR ARE MY EYES?"

"I DON'T KNOW, (Y/N)-CHAN! I'M ONLY JUST NOW DISCOVERING WHAT COLOUR IS!"

"YOU'RE RIGHT, I APOLOGISE!"

Izuku hugged you, tears streaming down his face. Even you had tears in your eyes, happy that your best friend found his soulmate. You pulled away and reached over the table to hug Uraraka, who was also sobbing joyously.

"I'm so happy for you both." You said, smiling uncontrollably at the two still-crying children.

Even Iida was smiling for the two. "Congratulations, you two. I hope you both have a happy relationship."

After a few minutes, everyone had settled down. Except for the two who had just discovered what colour was, and was looking at everything in wonder.

"Oh my gosh, guys, you all look so pretty!" Izuku said, his big eyes widening even further than they already were.

"You've said that a few times now, Izuku-kun." You chuckled at your best friend.

"That's because it's true!" Uraraka exclaimed, and you laughed once again.

"So, (Y/N)-san," Iida said as the other two continued to gape in amazement. "What's your soulmate classification?"

Your heart beat raised at the question, and even Izuku had stopped looking around after hearing it, gazing at you with worry. Uraraka looked at you with wide, wonder-filled eyes, also wanting to know the answer to the question.

You laughed nervously before answering it, "It's uh. . . Words on my arm."

Izuku watched you carefully, and you honestly didn't know if it was because of his new sight of colour or because he was worried about you. You went with the latter. "What's yours?" You asked Iida.

Iida smiled nervously before showing you the red mark the fully covered the inside of his hand. "I'm kind of worried about this one."

"Don't worry," you said, smiling reassuringly at him. "You wouldn't slap your soulmate. I haven't known you for that long, yes, but I know you're not the type to use violence unless absolutely necessary."

"See, Iida-kun!" Uraraka exclaimed, and you smiled at her bright behaviour. However, your grin faded away when she asked you a question, "So what do the words on your arm say, (Y/N)-chan?"

Your heart sped up as you subconsciously tugged on the sleeve of your blazer again. Izuku noticed and placed his hand over the one you were holding your blazer with. "It's okay, (Y/N)-chan. You don't have to tell them."

Uraraka's gave off a worried look, "What's wrong, (Y/N)-chan? You don't have a bad person as your soulmate, do you?"

You weakly smiled at her, shrugging your shoulders, "I don't know. Maybe I'm the bad person and they don't want to be my soulmate."

"But that doesn't make sense. You're a lovely person!" Uraraka exclaimed, a frown adorning her gentle features.

"Uraraka-san's right." Iida said. "I haven't known you for the long, yes, but I know you're a good person." You smiled at the fact that he used the same words you did not that long ago to reassure him.

"We don't want to force you to show us." Uraraka said.

You shook your head, "No, it's okay. I'll show you." Izuku gave you a look, almost like he was asking if you were sure. You nodded your head at him and smiled reassuringly, despite how weak it was. He didn't seem fully convinced but let go of your hand nonetheless.

You breathed in deeply, readying yourself before pulling up the sleeve to your blazer and showing your two new friends the text written on your arm. They reached over to take a better look and frowned.

"I don't think someone like you could be my soulmate."