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Love is like a friendship caught on fire.
In the beginning a flame, very pretty, often hot and fierce, but still only light and flickering.
As love grows older, our hearts mature and our love becomes as coals, deep-burning and unquenchable.
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"Come on Azrael we are going to be late!"
"Shoto it's only his first day in daycare!"
"And I never had one."
"...Dang that's dark."
She signed as she looked at her husband, his long hair pushed back with a headband and tied up in a battle ready ponytail.
"Stop pulling that card it mentally hurts me." She pouted. He chuckled and then grabbed her hand as they walked through the streets, signing a few school bags along the way.
"I'm just nervous. He has never really been..." Shoto fumbled with his fingers slightly.
"Social." Azrael finished. "Exactly. I just hope he had a good first day." Shoto sighed.
"He will be fine. He is tough like you. In fact, he is so much like you it's scaring the crap out of me. From what your mum said, he is exactly like you as a kid, always excited when Bakugo comes on." She muttered the last sentence.
"What was that?" He asked as they approached the Daisy Daycare building.
"Good afternoon!" She cut him off as she flew into the building.
"Shoto and Hestia! The little one is all ready!" The kind woman at the desk said. Azrael nodded and sat on Todoroki's shoulders, her wings making her feel weightless. Shoto then shuffled his feet uncomfortably as he glared at the woman giving him a very seductive look.
A small flutter of wings were soon heard and a small boy with startling blue eyes flew out of the room, an calm smile on his face.
"Dad!" Shoto caught the small boy and hugged him tightly, Azrael's wings surrounding all three of them.
The black flames covering his white wings were harmless and they were comforting. The daycare teachers were concerned when they saw the fire but once it was shown to be harmless it was fine. The boy was a carbon copy of Shoto, with skin the palest shade of honey and loose curls of purest silver, tinted with red at the ends.
