𝙰𝚗𝚝𝚒 𝙷𝚎𝚛𝚘

The Mall

"So who is your role model growing up?" Shigaraki asked me to break the silence. We were are sitting in the van on our way to the mall. 

"Am I supposed to have one?" I replied.

"Most kids idolize at least one hero. And I know you for you it wasn't your parents."

"You know it still creeps me out how you know so much about me."

"You didn't answer my question."

"Well, I don't have an answer. There were people I thought were cool but I didn't have a role model."

"Well name one of them then."

"There heroes why do you need to know?"

"Because we want to bully you for it," Dabi answered for Shigaraki.

"Dammit Dabi, now she'll never tell us!" Shigaraki exclaimed. 

"You're right on that," I said.

"Cmon just tell us."

"No."

"Shigaraki you're making yourself sound desperate," Dabi said.

"He is," I replied.

"Oooo. Let's try to guess who it is," Toga suggested.

"No."

"Yes, Dabi you go first," Toga continued.

"Hmm let me guess... Tog-" I jabbed my elbow into his stomach.

"Ouch, wtf was that for," Dabi yelled.

"Oh, you know exactly what that was for." 

"Fine fine,"

"Finish your sentence Dabi," Shigaraki encouraged.

"I'll tell you later," Dabi replied.

"No, no you won't," I interupted.

"Yall are ruining the game, Shigaraki you guess next," Toga said.

"This is stupid, it doesn't matter, I said.

"I agree. The only acceptable person to have as your role model is Stain," Spinner added.

"Shut the fuck up, no it is not," I retorted.

"Stop arguing it's giving me a headache," Dabi interupted. 

"Nobody cares about your head Dabi!" Shigaraki shot back.

"Is this all you guys do argue?" I complained.

"No!" Shigaraki replied. I pretended to not hear him.

"I signed up to actually do cool shit. And if you guys just sit around and argue I'm leaving," I announced.

"Well then leave. I don't care," Dabi said.

"I would care if you left," Toga remarked, pouting. I tensed up immediately and my heart rate went racing. My eyes were glued to Toga but I could sense Dabi smirking. I wanted to turn around and punch him but I couldn't seem to move. It didn't make sense how someone had so much effect on me without even trying. 

"Thanks, Toga," I said finally. I felt like I had been staring for while but it was only a few seconds. 

"Are you two-" I slammed my hand over Dabi before he could say another word. He pushed my hand away and started wiping off his mouth. 

"I didn't even say anything," he yelled.

"Well, I didn't want to hear what you were going to say."