The Fairy's Song (Shoto Todoroki x reader)

Fun Before The Festival: Movie

The forceful gale that tears the trees, that is a fairy's rage. The whistling wind that brings the rain, that is a fairy's tears. The joyful draught, dancing through the leaves, that is a fairy's laughter. The gentle breeze that guides the heart, that is the fairy song.

Another fun chapter :D

Also, how many of you have started ignoring that quote at the start? xD Fun fact: I got my friend Ebony_Sanders to make that up for me, go show them some love🧡(They're also my editor, so thank you :)

Phewwwww I wrote this part and A/N a year ago jeez

But I'm back and kicking so yayyyyy

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"Okay, bye Mineta!" I kicked him out the door, humming a bit and lifting him off my property with a platform of air that dropped him around 4 metres in the air to the ground. "Now Mina, which movie do you want to watch?" She rummaged in my DVD collection, before pulling out an R-rated horror movie.

"This one!" I sighed.

"Every shipper's favourite; the horror movie." I looked at her. "What exactly do you want to get out of this? Or do you just like horror movies?" She grinned at me, and her answer was much blunter than I expected.

"I want to to sit in Todoroki's lap, and for him to comfort you when you get scared!" She squealed, as I verbally apologised to my very confused bi-coloured friend.

"But Mina, did you ever think that I wouldn't be scared? That I like watching horror movies because seeing you all jump is funny? I do own it after all." She fell silent for a second. 

While she was thinking, I took a moment to spot where everyone was. Bakugou and Kirishima were sharing an armchair, each holding a bowl of the ramen I'd made for everyone's dinner, Midoriya and Ochaco sharing another one. Mina, Tsu, Momo, Jiro and Hagakure shared a couch, while Iida, Kaminari, Aoyama, Tokoyami and Sero shared another. Shoto was perched on the last armchair, as I sat on it's arm. In Shoto's hands was a plate of soba. 

I reached down, grabbing the chopsticks and stole some of his food, grinning cheekily at him. He smiled back.

"Glad to see you're eating." He murmured in my ear, before picking up the chopsticks I'd just put down and finishing the rest of the soba. I could feel the blush start creeping up my neck.

"Mm." I turned back to my own bowl of rice, taking the chopsticks back from him as he got up to put his plate in the kitchen. Quickly, I finished my rice and took everyone's empty bowls and plates, following Shoto into the kitchen, both of us ignoring the fact that we'd just had an indirect kiss.

"Hey Y/n! I finished putting the DVD in!" Mina called out happily as we walked back in, her face falling only slightly as I sat back on the arm of the chair, not on Shoto's lap. I figured it wasn't that abnormal for us anyway, and I did want my pink friend to be happy, so I slid down, his arms wrapping protectively around me, holding me to his chest. 

And the way my friends' eyes lit up was worth everything.

I grabbed the remote and pressed play. I got bored of watching the movie after about half an hour, so my attention turned to the people around me. Let's just say, watching them jump was way more entertaining than the movie. 

Shoto really won the prize for the best expression though. His face of absolute awe as he watched his first movie was indescribable. He looked like some deity had fallen from heaven and was offering him soba, like something otherworldly was taking place. He looked so soft and vulnerable, my heart melted. I curled into him, sighing happily, watching my friends quivering at the movie screen.