Adrien Agreste lives a double life as superhero Chat Noir. And he has always longed to know the true identity of his partner, the beautiful superheroine, Ladybug. But knowing can be dangerous. When circumstances reveal the truth, the mask comes off, and Adrien discovers who the love of his life really is.

As fire spreads across Paris, Adrien Agreste decides to return from the exile his father's death drove him to. Six years can put a lot of strain on old friendships, but he's determined to set right what once went wrong. So why is the Black Cat being so cold to his Lady? New heroes are chosen, ruinous secrets revealed, and somehow Marinette keeps getting licked by her teenage crush.

Everybody deals differently with the consequences of Hawkmoth's defeat. The day after, Ladybug eagerly awaits her silly kitty, finally ready to hand him her heart and start a new chapter of their story. The day after, Adrien Agreste shuts the whole world out, ashamed of his father's action. Five years later, can anything really be salvaged out of the remnants of their relationship?

"Just because you care for something, doesn't mean you get to keep it." Marinette's luck has been failing her. No one's guessed her secret identity yet, but she decides it's time to finally tell Chat. Unfortunately, it's not that easy. To make things worse, her home life is falling apart, college is looming, and she's not sure she even wants to be Ladybug anymore.

Chat Noir finds Marinette sobbing on her balcony one night, very clearly upset. Concerned about his friend's well-being, Adrien goes out of his way as his alter-ego to put a smile back on her lips. As they both learn to know each other better, they both unveil secrets and newfound feelings. Will their unexpected blooming friendship be without consequences?

Adrien Agreste has never been an expert in controlling his emotions. When feelings for his classmate in pigtails begin to arise, he can't stop himself from seeing her any chance he gets—even as Chat Noir. Yet with all budding romances comes the inevitable (and quite unintentional) hurt, leaving Marinette to question her crush on Adrien and why a certain feline is making her blush.