Best Dad Ever ( Gojo x Daughter (Reader) )

Late night fly

I promised to tag you in my story sooo...

FUSHIGERhoe

I hope that worked.

Anyway, off with the story

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Age: 6

"Y/n, it's time for bed!" Called Y/n's dad, Gojo from his room.

"I'm not tired! I wanna stay up more." The girl soon came running through his bedroom door. "And I wanna spend time with my daddy." She flashed him a wide grin, melting the hearts of those who saw it.

"Y/n it's super late. You should get to bed before the 10 O'clock monster comes for you." Y/n's Mother warned.

The 10 O'clock monster was a tale used by her mother to scare the kid into going to sleep before 10 pm or else the monster would get her if she were found awake after the time. The girl feared this scary tale deeply. Once, claiming to have heard the dreaded monster, she begged her parents to allow her to sleep with them in their bed for two weeks until her father claimed it was safe to go back.

The girl's eyes widened at the mention of the creature and started to shake ever so slightly, tears brimmed at the corners of her eyes and her lower lip quivered. Being too young to understand time, the girl couldn't comprehend that it was only 7:30 pm. "But I wanna stay with daddy." The girl looked down in disappointment.

"Hey, it's ok. We can spend some time. I'll make sure the beast doesn't get anywhere near my brave little warrior! Ok?" Gojo got up from his lying position on the bed and walked up to his daughter. The tail of his dinosaur onesie dragging across the floor. "How bout we go out for a walk?" He offered.

The girl's eyes lit up. "Really?"

Gojo nodded his head in confirmation and flashed a huge smile. His eyes seemed to be closed, it was hard to tell with the sleeping mask covering them.

"Thank you daddy!" She threw her arms around his neck, slightly hovering from the ground as she held on tightly.

"Just don't be gone for too long." A loud sigh was heard from the direction of Y/n's Mother on the bed.

"We won't!" The two claimed in unison. Gojo quickly grabbed a hold of his daughter and ran out of the house.

"Where should we go for our walk daddy? The park? The pond?" The girl asked while kicking her feet. She was now getting a piggie-back-ride from her father.

"Well, how bout everywhere?" Gojo smiled.

"Daddy's an idiot. We can't walk around the entire city!...unless." The girl gasped at the realisation. "Are we gonna fly daddy!?"

"Look down." Not having realising it, Y/n and Gojo were hovering several feet off the ground, higher than most trees. "Hold on tight."

Y/n tightened her hold on his neck and securely wrapped her legs around his waist, to the best of her abilities.

"Not too tight." The white haired male breathed.

"Sorry." She loosened her grin but still kept it tight around his neck, just not tight enough to kill him.

Without warning, Gojo took off into the sky. Y/n pointed at the many people walking around at night. 'They don't have to fear the 10 O'clock monster do they?' She quickly discarded that thought when her father made a sudden hault.

"Daddy? What's wrong?"

"Look up Y/n."

Y/n obeyed and looked up at the sky, the stars were shining far brighter than normal, and the moon had a brighter glow to it.

"It's beautiful." The girl gasped. "I wish I was a star."

"But you are." Her dad determined.

"I am? How?"

"You're my star sweety." He carefully retrieved her from his back and carried her in his arms.

"And you're mine?"

"Sure." He quickly kissed her forehead. Causing the girl to giggle and push his face away.

"Ew. Cooties!" The girl giggled. "Hey daddy?"

"Yeah?"

"What time is it?"

"It's 11:30."

"I think I don't have to be scared of the 10 O'clock monster anymore."

"That's good."

The two flew around the city for a little more, until Y/n started feeling sleepy.

"Daddy?" She yawned.

"Mhm?"

"When we get home, can I stay in your room again?" She tiredly asked, laying her head on his shoulder and shutting her eyes.

"Sure sweety."

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How was my first oneshot? Also, this is my first "oneshots" book. I hope whoever reads it likes it.
I'm talking to you Fushi-hoe