You're Just Not My Type (Tenya Iida x OC)

Chapter 43

A gentle shake awoke Shina. She rubbed her eyes,

"What Happened." She asked dryly.

"You fell asleep, Shina. You have 10 minutes until your stop," Tenya whispered. Shina's eyes widened.

"I was asleep for 40 minutes?!?!" She panicked.

"Yes. You fell asleep and looked so peaceful I didn't have the heart to wake you up. My apologies." Tenya said.

Shina yawns and sits up to stretch. She felt something fall off her shoulders as her hands went above her head. She picked it up. She didn't remember putting on a sweater.

"Oh, that was mine; you looked cold," Tenya stated plainly, a little embarrassed and worried about what she might think.

Shina blushed, "Oh, well. Thank you, Tenya." She tried to hand it back to him.

"I-I uh, Thank you." Tenya took the sweater back, hesitantly.

Shina gave Tenya a sleepy smile, which made his heart flutter. He looked away, embarrassed. Shina began to get her bags ready for her stop. It was approaching fast. Reality struck; she'd be in Kozui City for the first time in years and heading to her parents' old agency. Being with Iida on this train ride, she didn't realize she distracted herself with every task possible: a movie, drawing, music, and a nap. She didn't give herself time to think about what could happen.

Tenya noticed a shift in Shina's expression.

"Is everything alright, Shina?" He asked.

"Oh, yeah. I just, I didn't really mentally prepare as much as I thought I would." She said.

"Well, maybe that's a good thing," Tenya stated.

"What do you mean?"

"If you had sat this whole train ride thinking about it, you might have stressed yourself out. Maybe it's better just to let things happen." Tenya added.

"I guess you are right." Shina smiled.

A bell rang in the cart to inform us that we were approaching the next stop. I took a deep breath and secured my bags. My backpack on my back, my duffle bag on my shoulder, and my hero suit in my hand. I smile and Tenya.

"I guess this is me."

"I suppose it is." Tenya gave a small grin.

"Text me when you get to Hosu," Shina said.

"I-I will." He states.

"Good Luck, Tenya." Shime smiled warmly, as Tenya watched her leave. His heart fluttered with her smile, but when the doors closed, his smile dropped. Much like her, he had been distracted by her and was no longer thinking about how he would find the hero killer.

Shina walked through Kozui City. A lot had changed, but not enough for her to think of it as unrecognizable. She looked at her phone to follow the map to the agency. She didn't want to get lost. It was about a 30-minute walk. She finally arrived at the agency. She looked at the agency. Its doors have her parents' logo on them. She wanted to get emotional, but this was not the time. She opened the door.

"Surprise!"

Shina stood in shock as confetti was thrown in her direction. Proheroes were smiling at her arrival.

"Shina Azumi, it's so nice to see you. It's been so long!" A woman ran up to me. She has a bright green hair. She hugged me.

"I'm Penni Kinomo. I was an intern when your parents worked here." She began introducing herself to me, but I was in shock.