They tried swapping clothes once- Keiya's hoodie looked like a crop top and Tokoyami's shirt was five sizes too large
On rainy days when they both have free time, they'll snuggle up in a chair with mugs of hot cocoa while Dark Shadow reads them a book
On sunny days, they'll fly around the school together
They're both panromantic asexual, which they found out together
Internships are always somewhat awkward
They keep PDA to holding hands, but if someone flirts with Keiya, Tokoyami and Dark Shadow will not hesitate to snuggle up to them in public
They're both worried for the time they have to share a bed
They get along with each other's friend groups really well
When in battle, Keiya can use their wings to cover Tokoyami so Dark Shadow can charge up
Keiya always goes to Tokoyami's room to spend time with him because of Toga
Tokoyami and Dark Shadow are a package deal- Keiya loves both of them
During intimate moments between them, Dark Shadow debates with himself whether to interrupt the moment or not. If he thinks it's too intimate, he will for sure
They would never cheat on each other- This was proven when Tokoyami accidentally got drunk (Mina). When Keiya tried to hug him, he backed away and said, "Sorry, I already have a joyfriend" before throwing up in the trash can and passing out. When he woke up, Keiya said, "Thank you.".
For Keiya, it was proven when the two sat together. Keiya's phone buzzed and Tokoyami reached over to pick it up for them, but Keiya panicked and grabbed something on the table. Turns out, Keiya was hungry and worried about the bread near the phone, so they grabbed the bread. Tokoyami never doubted them, ever.
A/N: Should I make a chapter on any of these? Suggestions, please.
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(MHA/BNHA) Phoenix: Aftermath (OC)
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