Opposites (Bakugo x Reader)

Separated

The next few weeks you spent more time with Shoto. The rest of the class were still in their work studies so you mostly were at the dorms alone to study as much as you wanted. Classes never got easier though seeing Bakugo. No word's were spoken between you. A glance now and then but that was it. You cried over him so much that your eyes no longer turned pink and swelled. Many times you cried in class and no one had any clue. Which made it kina sadder in a way.

After school your phone rang. It was Ms. Bakugo. You hesitantly picked up. "Hello Ms. Bakugo."

"Hi dear. How are you?" MB
"Tired. Being a third year is really tough." Y
"I'm sure it is. Would you like to come over for a cup of coffee?" MB
"I don't think that's a good idea ma'am. You see--"
"I know his dumbass split you two up. But I still care about you and worry. He's not home for break yet. Said he'll be a few hours. I'll put the pot on." You smile a little.
"You know I cant say no to you. Alright I'll be right there."

You hop on a train and eventually knock on the door. She answered it and gave you a hug before rushing you in. "It's freezing outside. Come in. I have your cup ready to go."

You take off your jacket and sit with her at the table. You talked about school and where you wanted to work when you graduated. She talked about her job and how pissed she was at Bakugo for being so stupid. "That boy's rage and jealousy will be the death of him. I swear. Please know it's not your fault dear. It's all his." You chuckle a little as you put your cup in the sink. The front door opened and laughter filled the room. You froze in a panic as Bakugo and his Aunt Yuki entered.

"What is she doing here?" Yuki gave you a nastly look. She never did like you. But did he really have to tell her what happened?

"I was just leaving."

"Good. Your not welcome here." She snipped. Bakugo didn't look at you.

"I did nothing wrong." Is all you could manage to say as you walked past them, grabbed your coat and left. Your phone rang and you answered it.

"Hey kiddo! Whats--"

"Can I come home please? And stay?"

"Are you okay? Why do you sound like that?" You sniffled.

"Dad I-He-" your voice cracked. "I just need you right now."

"Where are you? I'll pick you up."

"At the south end train station." He hung up. You bundled up your coat and sat on a bench trying to hide your tears from the public. Damnit! Why was he getting to you so much?! Not even a minuet later Hakws gently landed in front of you. You rushed out of your seat and hugged him. Sobbing.

He picked you up and took to the sky. You just held on tight to him as you watched the clouds up above you pass. He landed on the balcony and set you down. You hung your jacket up and sat on the couch. Hawks grabbed a box of tissues. "What happened short stack?" You sobbed as you told him everything. Prom, his house. All the hurt you felt. How lost you felt. He wrapped his arms around you and pulled you in for a hug. "Come here. I got you kiddo." He hugged you tight. "Love. Dating. It's all hard. Boys suck."

You chuckled. "yeah." He rubbed your back.

"What can I do to help?"

"How do I deal with this? I can't fix it. I told him over and over I never cheated. I could never do that Dad!"

"I know." He kissed the top of your head. "I know. I'm sure he knows too. Bakugo is not the best with his feelings. He's been extra angry and fighting more the past week or so. I had to keep him in the gym more than out working. All I can say is he's not okay too. How have you been dealing with it?"