Hinata was currently taking a rest. But he was visited by Shoto and Izuku, his two best friends, when he came from his bedroom to the living room.
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Shoto: Hinata. We're going to go to the swimming pool today. To train quirks and endurance.
Izuku: Yeah. We noticed your house was in the neighborhood and decided to stop by. Do you and Maya wanna come?
Hinata: Maya?! Wanna go swim-
Maya quickly runs down the stairs with a duffel bag and a swim uniform as she says, "WHEN DO WE START?!"
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Flashback
Hinata was talking to Maya, and Uraraka then says, "Wait, we're not supposed to take any long trips over summer vacation?"
Hinata: Wait, how long?
Jiro: I hear they said around 2 weeks.
Maya: What?! Oh! I wanted to go see Thailand so much. And go back to the beach house.
Hinata: Same here. At least, in exchange for this, this is a longer summer break than Takodana.
Momo: And I planned to go visit Venice with my parents for several weeks.
Uraraka: Your lives are so amazing!
Mina: And I bought like a bajillion swimsuits.
Maya: You have that ticket to I-Island.
Mina: Yeah, but that's forever! What can I do?!
Toru: I have an idea! Why don't we go use the school pool?!
Maya: Good idea!
Tsuyu: I bet we can talk the teachers into using it if we ask them nicely.
Uraraka: And it'll be free, so we'll save money.
Momo: Leave it me. I'll work on a formal proposal right away!
Hinata: Well, good luck. I'm not going since I'm not fond of water. *to Maya* Beat em.
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Present.
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MHA OC Story: Water and Fire Twins.
Hayran KurguFollow the twins, Hinata and Amaya Fujimoto through their story in UA. Water and Fire, Yin and Yang. ----- DISCLAIMER: None of the art in the book or the story cover was made by me. And there might be some unexpected edits if they're grammatical o...
