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I ended up marrying Melissa Shield and we had two children together: first a son and then a daughter a couple years later.

This timeline included the events of Heroes Rising wherein part of One for All was transferred to Bakugo. From what I can recall, the Quirk essentially split itself into two, not cutting it in half, but duplicating it entirely. I don't know what exactly caused it to happen that way, but if I had to guess, it probably has something to do with the previous hosts' being reluctant to part with their chosen successor, but also knowing that passing along the power to someone else was essential at the time.

Bakugo only suffered temporary amnesia after the incident and gradually regained his memory of what had happened. It became increasingly difficult to keep One for All a secret after that, so we eventually had to come out with it as well as explain how we both had the Quirk now. It was a rough time to say the least.

On the bright side, with two heroes in possession of One for All, the world couldn't have been in better hands once we became Pros. It's why I felt comfortable enough to get married and have children—I knew my family would thrive in the safety we heroes had created for them.

It's also worth noting that Melissa had transferred to UA while we were students to study in the support course. She and Mei became really great friends and went on to be business partners.

Pretty sure Bakugo and Kirishima ended up together, but they did stumble through a couple of failed relationships themselves—and a marriage, in Bakugo's case. Kirishima and Mina got engaged, but never went through with it even after Mina found out she was pregnant. Bakugo and Uraraka really did rush into things and god knows how that even happened, but it definitely crashed and burned about as much as one would have expected it to. Kirishima and Mina were still friends even after their break-up, but I don't think Bakugo and Uraraka ever made amends, which was...really awkward for me as the in-between guy, not to mention the tension in their joint custody over their kid.

If you ask me, I think everyone got way too over their heads at the first sign of peace in so long and, honestly, I can't blame them, but it definitely sucked knowing those kids had to grow up in those situations. Nothing is ever really perfect, though, I guess.