Gravitation | A Bakugo & Uraraka Story Pt2

CHAPTER 3: BRING IT!

Bakugo

It was later than I liked when I texted Uraraka. I had to stay after class and talk to All Might about the Hero License Course I had to take. I would have the course classes twice a week after school, Wednesdays and Fridays.

I texted Uraraka once I got back to my room.

Me

Hey

Uraraka

Who dis?

Me

Save my number round face

I'll meet you in the weight room in 15min

Uraraka

Oh.

Okay! See you there!

I was stretching out my shoulders in the middle of the training mat when she walked in. She waved with a smile as she set a water bottle down the edge of the mat.

"Hey, Bakugo!"

"Stretch." I said, focusing on my back.

She nodded and sat on the mat to start stretching in a butterfly.

"You interned with Gunhead, right?" I said.

"Yeah."

"Was that the first time you trained in martial arts?"

She spread out her legs, leaned over to one side, and reached for her toes. "Pretty much, but I've kept at it with Ojiro's help. He trains all the time!"

Who?? Oh, right, tail fuck.

"Ida has been giving me tips on agility." She reached over the other side. "I was thinking about asking Deku to teach me how to—"

"I know everything Deku knows, and more!" I spat. "You don't need him."

She blinked, a little taken back. "Okay."

Then she turned her hips and rolled over a leg into the splits. Perfectly.

"Dam..."

She glanced at me and covered her face with her hands. "Stop staring at me! It took me two months to be able to do the splits!"

"I NOT STARING AT YOU!" I yelled. "I JUST DIDN'T EXPECT IT!"

She better not think I'm a fucking perv!

"WHAT THAT'S SUPPOSE TO MEAN??" She glared at me.

"I DIDN'T EXPECT YOU TO DO THE SPLITS SO WELL! NOT THAT I DIDN'T EXPECT IT FROM YOU!"

She then burst out laughing and switched sides in her splits.

Again, perfectly.

"WHAT SO FUNNY?!?" I yelled.

"Remember back at camp?" She beamed, so bright and beautiful. "It's like when I saw you cutting those vegetables so well and I didn't expect it!"

I did remember that. She complimented me on it, though it didn't feel like a compliment at the time. Everyone should know how to chop vegetables! Everyone should know how to cook! It's a basic survival skill!! Anyway...

"Yeah," I said. "Like that."

She smiled and stood up. "I think I'm ready!"

"Good," I smirked, "Come at me."