By Your Side // Aizawa Shota X Reader

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▪ I'm going to write in 3rd POV from now on until Reader-chan regains her memories. (And if you're male of course it's a he/him/his for you :)) I'm really sorry for my male readers if it appears uncomfortable for you. But since I've already written that Reader-chan is female, it would be strange for me to suddenly write 'they/them' since Reader-chan already lives in the girl's side of the dorm and such... ▪

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Shota stood next to the bed as he watched the doctor examine his girlfriend. He gulped hard as he remembered what had happened just a couple of minutes ago and a cold wave overcame him which made him go into a dazed state.
"Aizawa-san! Are you listening?" The doctor seemd to be finished with the examination and had turned to the man when he snapped out of his daze and now liked at him. A deep frown was visible on his forehead as he awaited the next thing that was to come.
"It seems that she's suffering from concussion from hitting her head and it looks like it affected her memories." His heart immediately dropped. To be honest, he wanted to shout out that this was not true and that this had to be a joke at this very moment. But he knew that this wouldn't help anything.
The only thing that could be seen from this man was his face that darkened.
The doctor spoke up again, "It would be great if you as her teacher could help her get her memories back."
"Yes.", his tone was solid as he answered, "I'll definitely make sure that (Y/N) remembers everything for the sake of her future."

When the teacher and his student, who was also his girlfriend, were left alone, there was silence between them.
"(Y/S/N), do you really not remember who I am?" He carefully looked her way as he spoke the question.
She began to stare at him with observant eyes and seconds later, her face lit up a little.
"Ah! Aizawa Shota!" Shota immediately perked up upon hearing her exclaim his name. But the next words she said made his hope drop. "You're the underground pro hero Eraserhead!"
"Yes..." He wanted to look at his lovely girlfriend but he didn't want to make her uncomfortable by doing so since her memories of him were wiped out. All the memories of their time they had spend together... all gone...
Shota closed his eyes and shook his head. When he opened them again, what could be seen in his orbs, was determination. Yeah, the moment he had known that (Y/N) had lost her memories, he had decided to make sure that she would remember everything. Not only all of her feelings but also all the events that had lead her to who she had become until now. No matter how long it was going to take, he was sure to make it happen.
So for now, he decided to make sure not to rush her and take it slow instead.

Given the fact that (Y/N) didn't addressed him by 'sensei', Shota concluded that all the memories of her time in school were erased. So at this very moment, she didn't even know that he was her homeroom teacher. So he had to fill her in with all the information that included everything she had learned and all of her achievements so far. Of course Shota skipped the fact that the two of them were dating.

After he told her everything, he noticed that the day was about to end in a couple of hours. The room was now painted in a golden colour from the sunlight that shone through the window.
"It's gotten pretty late so I should leave now." While he left the room, he mumbled the words, "I hope you'll remember everything soon. If not... I don't know if I'll be able to bear it."
A faint 'thud' of the door closing was the last thing that could be heard before silence was left with the girl.
"What is this feeling?" (Y/N) clutched her chest on the part where her heart was that had tightened the moment her teacher had left the room. Her eyes wandered back to the door where she had last seen the man who had stayed with her the whole day.

Shota only made a few steps out of the room before he stopped and turned back to look at the door (Y/N) stayed in.
"What... what if she never gets her memories back and her feelings change?"

If he was really honest he felt depressed because of (Y/N)'s memory loss. "That's so cruel of you (Y/N)..." he mumbled while his head drooped down. But he couldn't blame her. He knew that she would have done the exact same thing to save the kid no matter what he would have said.

"Maybe once she finally gets discharged from the hospital and can attend school again, she'll be able to get her memories back..."
The school teacher sincerely hoped for this.