You cannot escape Aizawa... (・Д・)

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"Let's see..." I read trough the question on the worksheet before turning to Shinso, "You simply divide your answer by thirty three, which you forgot." I explained. For the afternoon we sat at some park. The afternoon had turned into evening and we had had a lot of fun joking around. Of course we ended up doing our homework like responsible students.

"Really?" Shinso grabbed his notebook out of my hands and looked at it himself before scribbling the right answer.

I turned to my own homework, but just as I put the pen to the paper, my phone got a notification.
Looking at it I sighed, "I suppose I should head home, I don't want to piss Aizawa off any more than necessary." Being late a.f. Wouldn't help.

Shinso rolled his eyes, "Like the first thing was necessary."

Giving him a playful glare I thanked him for buying the food and put all of my stuff in my bag.
We weren't far from my place, so I then proceeded to make my way home on foot.
I was feeling good, tired, but happy.
Surely Aizawa wouldn't turn out to be a horrible parental figure... right? How evil would he run out to be?

When I finally opened the door with the key I held in my pocket on standard, I noticed the cats didn't greet me at the door. Strange.
I walked part way to my room, taking a glance in the kitchen to see if my suspicions were true. A shiver went down my spine as I saw the cats having been fed. That meant...

Slowly turning to the living room my eyes met those of a very annoyed Aizawa.
"A talk?" He asked rhetorically. I almost regretted not going to stupid therapy, but I didn't.
I would just not piss of Aizawa any more and ease the punishment by... behaving or something.

It is safe to say, lectures from Aizawa suck. All I heard was blah blah blah, and more of that stuff. It hurt slightly when he said he was disappointed, but what would I expect? Of course I disappoint people.

"You're grounded for a month." Aizawa ended the conversation.

Opening my mouth to say something my words failed me as I blinked in astonishment, he didn't just do that?! "You can't—" I closed my mouth again, thinking of the words before speaking up, "I can't accept that, I've got friends." I protested, "We always study together, it sucks to not be able to."

Aizawa rolled his eyes, "That's the point, to make you reconsider your actions."

"But it's not fair." I argued, Aizawa wouldn't budge so I got a new plan, "Itsuki didn't do that."

A small flinch was shown, but Aizawa managed to hide it somewhat, "What he did has nothing to do with this."

"Oh, but it does," I crossed my arms, "Itsuki would never ground me, n-nor would my parents, being grounded doesn't solve anything." I was slightly more bothered by saying that than I would have thought originally.

Aizawa sighed, I couldn't read his face but knew he was annoyed, but in a different way, "Three weeks then, but please no further compromising."

I tapped my foot on the ground as I considered, still slightly annoyed and feeling tired. Then I nodded, "As long as I won't be threatened by having to go to some stupid therapy."

Aizawa gave me a blank look now, "That's what I wanted to discuss as wel..."

So the next day I sat on a couch. Instead of hero training I had to sit here. Aizawa thought it a good punishment...

Across from me sat a hound looking person, named hound-dog, the school counsellor.
He wrote down something before having even said anything.

I was having the urge to cry as I thought about having been able to be training right now... the things I'm missing out on...
This probably was Aizawa being cruel instead of a responsible parent by now.
I was right to have ignored him for the last... 17 hours? Was it?

The big dog like person cleared his throat and I looked up from my thoughts of hatred and murder.

"So what are these nightmares about?"

A sigh escaped my throat while I thought about those.
Talking wasn't comfortable, so while I told all about them I just played with my hands for a distraction.

When I left the room I took a deep breath, feeling the salvation, to then remind myself that I had missed hero training and that I sucked for thinking I could be okay after pissing off Aizawa.

I walked back to class, the thoughts off the previous conversation still in my mind.
Maybe I could get some good improvements for my mental health out of this? I mean, I did just get a list of things to help improve my sleep. Sighing I guessed I'd just focus on catching up now. I was waiting time with all this.

(A/n)

It has been a while.
Sorry about that, again... lol?
I'm pausing this book for about two-three weeks so I can focus on my life.
(I know it's unusual to have one, but I'm pretty sure my life doesn't qualify in that way either, so... I don't know the conclusion)

Make sure you eat loads of waffles and drink enough water, coffee and stuff doesn't count as water. (:

Have a great day/night/afternoon/evening/koala bear,

~Waffle that is lightly stressed and anxious about tomorrow, lol

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