The League of Villians

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The car ride was very tense. Dabi and I spent the entire time death staring at each other. I was over it but Dabi was being dramatic and was still mad at me. If he was going to stay mad the I was going to at least pretend to be mad

"So you've met everyone but Mr. Compress," Shigaraki said to me.

"Who's that?" I asked.

"A part of the LOV. He is the last person you have to meet," Shigaraki replied.

"We have more members but several people are in jail or dead," Dabi explained.

"That's encouraging," I said sarcastically. I turned to look at the window. Finally tired of staring at Dabi. I hadn't realized how tired I was. I wanted to sleep but at the same time, I didn't. If I fell asleep in the van everyone else would probably just leave me there. Then if I didn't wake up I could suffocate and die. But I was probably just overreacting and falling asleep was very tempting. I leaned up against the window and closed my eyes.

"We're here," Shigaraki announced. I sat up from the window sill and looked around. I had probably fallen asleep but then again I could remember.

"Finally," Dabi muttered under his breath. He got out of the van and started walking toward a dark building.

"Is that where you guys live?" I asked. I tried to be polite but you could definitely hear a hint of disgust in my voice.

"Yes, it's nicer than it looks," Shigaraki replied. I swallowed hard and put on a fake smile. I was a bit of a germophobe and abandon buildings weren't my thing.

"Toga is asleep," Shigaraki said. He gestured to beside me. Toga was laying across the seats dead asleep. Dammit, why does she look so cute when she sleeps? I thought.

"I don't want to wake her up," I said. The words came out of my mouth before I knew what I was saying.

"What do you mean?" Shigaraki asked. I honestly didn't want to wake Toga up but it sounded weird when I said it out loud.

"I don't want to wake her up," I repeated.

"Well then find a way around waking her up," Shigaraki said. He got out of the van and walked over to the building. I stared down at Toga wondering what I would do. I eventually decided just to carry her. I slung her arm around my shoulder and slid my other arm under her legs. Toga surprisingly didn't wake up. I hoisted her up and out of the van. She was pretty light so it wasn't a problem carrying her. I looked down at Toga. She looked so peaceful. My heart fluttered and I couldn't seem to force myself to look away. Toga's lips were curled up in a small and innocent smile. I shook my head and carry her into the building.

Relationships weren't my thing so I needed to get over Toga. A lot of people said I had commitment issues but I didn't see that as a bad thing. I was doing just fine not dating. I got to focus only on myself, I didn't have to worry about impressing anyone. Honestly, it was just easier. I hadn't dated anyone in three years and had no intention to.

Shigaraki was right. The building was nicer on the inside. I wouldn't call it nice but it was better than I was expecting. I laid Toga down on the couch. I had no idea how she was still asleep.

"You finally decide to come inside," Dabi taunted.

"I'm too tired for this shit," I replied.

"You're room is upstairs and to the right. We put your stuff in there already," Shigaraki said.

"Thank you," I replied. I dashed up the stairs and immediately went to my room. I collapsed on the bed without even looking around.

When I woke up I had no idea where I was. Then the events of last night came flooding back to me. The room I was in was dreadfully dull. The walls, floor, and ceiling were all gray. There was only one window that was so foggy you could barely even see out of it. I looked down at the bed I was sitting on. It was probably twin-sized which was smaller than the one in my apartment. I had been so tired last night I hadn't realized how uncomfortable the bed was. Even though the room was so shitty I still didn't regret joining the League. I had been so uninterested in heroes and villains before so it made no sense to me why I wasn't hating the League so far. That was the last thing I thought before I drifted off to sleep.

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