Sister Mine (Dabi X OC)

Fly Away..

Hello, welcome! I've had this idea in my mind for weeks and I know what you're thinking, another sister fanfic. But this is gonna be way different than His Reasons. I'm taking this in a completely different direction.

If you enjoy, please tell me if I should continue it. 

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Wiping the newly appeared tears from her eyes, the small child frantically tried to erase the sight before anyone saw. Between the building and the garden, she had been in this exact spot many times before, wishing for things to be different then what she ultimately ended up with.

Just then, a voice echoed through the space, causing the girl to freeze immediately, silencing immediately in hopes to quell her immediate distress. If anyone caught her, then there would be hell to pay for sure. "Where the hell are ya, you little brat?!"

Flinching at her fathers voice, Hikari pushed her knees together even tighter in order to hold in a whimper before a hand reached out into the darkness and gripped onto her hair roughly. "There you are.."

The little girl cried out in surprise as her father pulled the strains roughly before practically dragging her into the same apartment that they had occupied for years, the same hell that she had always dreaded going back to. "Nooo, daddy please. It hurts.."

Although the man didn't seem to care, opening the door with a soft click before throwing his kid onto the ground roughly as Hikari met the feet of a very familiar boy. "Finally found your sister. She was tryin to run away again, the little crybaby.."

Looking up with tears in her eyes, Hikari stared into the silently scared eyes of her older brother Keigo, the two sharing a look of shame before their father stomped past them in order to grab another bottle of alcohol. "Unbelievable. Why did I even keep you two in the first place if you aren't gonna be useful?"

He grumbled to himself as the blonde haired girl sniffled into the floor, trying to stop her cries but found it impossible with the amount to terror in her body. She should have never ran away, she should have never tried to displease him. "I-I'm sorry.."

Feeling a light hand on her back, the girl then looked up to find her brother staring down at her with devastated eyes, his tone small but slightly comforting to the girl. "Hika-chan, don't cry, I don't like seeing you cry.."

Her brother was never one to show his emotions, choosing to hide them in order for his father to not punish him like he did with his sister. Hikari was always very expressive with her fears but Keigo kept them locked down tight, always having a monotone and quiet demeanor then his sister.

The boy hated it but he learned really quick that it was better for them to go along with their fathers demands and jobs rather than reject them. Hikari wasn't as smart though, always trying to run away or plead for the man for some other kind of life.

But that's not what they got, that's not how the Takami's lived.

And it was no secret that their father wasn't a very good man, in fact they had seen him punch another man out, use his telekinetic quirk to dismember another one and come home with blood on his clothes more times than they could count. But what could they do, they were trapped for now.

Being kids, their only options were to try to fight or to just agree to what their guardian suggested. But that didn't stop Keigo from wishing for something else, for wanting to run away like his sister had tried.

Hikari looked at her brother as she blinked away the tears before their father slammed the bottle down on the table, causing the two kids to flitch. "I swear, if those doctors lied to me. Saying you'd get ya quirk in the next few years. What a load of bullshit that was? Now all I'm left with is a crying little baby I gotta take care of. At least your brother is useful sometimes.."