Pandora's Gift

Chapter 50

"Like hell you're heading back to the agency," came the bark from the typically angry blonde. Which earned him an arched brow from the dark haired omega.

"Oh? And where should I be then?" Her voice was just daring to try the blonde to keep arguing with her.

"The hospital you dumb fuck. You probably broke your hand. You need it looked at," the blonde snarled at her as if she was an idiot.

"My hand is fine. You're the one with an open wound. Maybe you should be the one going to the hospital," she snapped back about to get up in the blondes face to argue before Kirishima being the negotiator he was for them, stepped between the two.

"Actually you're both right. I think you both need to be looked at. Sakaki I think Bakugou is right. Your hand is already swelling. And if it's broken you will be a liability in the field," Kirishima said as the dark haired woman glared at him before looking down at her swollen hand and sighting softly. She knew they were both right. She didn't even dare try to move her fingers on the hand for fear of how badly it would hurt.

"And you Bakubro. There's a hole in your side. You should get that cleaned out and dressed at least," Kirishima said as he turned from the omega to the alpha. Bakugou seemed to open his mouth, about to yell at his friend. And yet instead he snapped his mouth shut.

That felt far too easy. Kirishima could not help but look at his best friend as if he had just grown a second head. Bakugou Katsuki rarely ever agreed to go to a hospital willingly. He has on more than one occasion watched paramedics load the screaming blonde into a stretcher and cart him away while he was screaming to be let go.  If he was awake when hauled off to a hospital he usually complained about it. But for once there was no real fight. Hell Sakaki had argued more than Bakugou. How odd. Yet Kirishima did not say a word of those thoughts as he watched his two friends walking off. Leaving Kirishima, Rock Lock and his sidekick to wait for the police to show up and cart away the criminals.

Sakaki was still not exactly pleased when she found herself sitting in a hospital room with the blonde. Nurses had been quick to strip the hero of his top. She could tell the nurses were drooling over the sight. In a way she could get it. Bakugou shirtless was a panty dropping sight. But it nearly had her growling at the mostly beta woman fawning over him while his small injury was cleaned and a patch of gauze placed over top. No stitches needed. Her, on the other hand, required x-rays of her injured hand. Only to learn Bakugou had been correct. She had a transverse metacarpal shaft fracture on her middle finger. She was pretty sure it was otherwise called a boxer's fracture. So she broke a bone in the middle of her hand apparently. And it hurt like a bitch.

Her entire hand had seemed to swell up and her knuckles looked bruised. It was a good idea that Bakugou had dragged her to the hospital otherwise she would be at home just icing a broken hand and waiting for it to heal naturally. As a hero that fights hand to hand combat it would have been a big issue for her if she had a broken hand and continued to fight with it. Also she did have to admit the pain was annoying. She could not move any of her fingers on that hand without pain to some degree shooting up her arm.

So she waited and a doctor with a basic healing quirk was brought in and the broken bone was repaired. Her hand was still swollen an ugly array of yellows and greens now. But the pain had subsided, the bone was fixed. But the muscles still swollen. She was happy to get out of the hospital. The smell of stale chemicals in the air hurt her nose. And she had been watching Bakugou pace the small hospital room she had been in like a caged lion. The longer they waited for a doctor the worse Bakugou got.

Honestly she had expected him to blow up before the doctor arrived. But luckily he had kept it together long enough to get treated. Before the Doctor could even finish instructing her to avoid punching things for a few days Bakugou was guiding her out of the hospital room and out of the building.