A Dynamic Love

Sleepover

It had been a week since my mom, C.C., and I moved here from the US. Things are really good, Mom works at a daycare/ school for kids who have their quirks like C.C. while I go to school and hang out with friends a bit afterward. "Y/n" I snapped from my thoughts as I heard my name

"Yeah?" I turned my head to see Akari, Momo, and Tsu walking up to me."Y/n, we were on to something. Would you like to move into the school dorms with us?" Akari asked. "Me? Move into the school Dorm?" I asked a bit intrigued but also hesitant, "Well, we just have so much fun together and life in the dorms will be like endless sleepovers. Plus, it's more convenient for all of us." Tsu said,

"Think about it, Y/n! Late-night movie marathons, studying together, and just being there for each other. It's going to be a lot of fun." Momo added. I pondered their proposal, weighing the pros and cons. I had just settled into my new life, but the idea of living with her friends was tempting. "I don't know, guys. It's a big decision. Plus I'd have to talk to my mom and sister about it." Akari grinned, "Come on, Y/n! It's an adventure. Besides, we've got each other's backs, and it'll be a great way to make even more memories together."

After some consideration, I smiled back at my friends. "Alright, why not? Let's do it! Living with you guys sounds like a lot of fun." As we left the cafeteria I called my mom to ask her if it's okay. "Mom, I will just be only a few minutes away, and C.C. can come to visit when I'm not busy with school work." As we left the cafeteria I called my mom to ask her if it's okay.

"Mom, I will just be only a few minutes away, and C.C. can come to visit when I'm not busy with school work." I told my mom over the phone "As long as C.C. can visit you, and you visit every weekend I don't mind." she said back."
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After the conversation with my mom, I felt a wave of relief wash over me, knowing that my mom was supportive and understanding decided to move into the school dorms with my friends even more excited. "Guys, it's official! I'm moving in!" I announced as they walked towards the dormitories.

Akari cheered, "That's awesome! Welcome to the dorm life, Y/n!" Momo added with a playful grin, "Get ready for the best sleepovers and midnight snacks ever!" Tsu nodded approvingly, "It'll be great having you with us, Y/n." As we reached the dorm building, I couldn't help but feel a sense of anticipation. This new chapter in my life promised adventure, friendship, and a deeper connection with my friends. With my mom's blessing and C.C.'s occasional visits, I felt ready to embrace this change wholeheartedly.
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As we prepared for their sleepover, Mineta's persistent attempts to join them became a nuisance. I, not one to tolerate inappropriate behavior, shut him down firmly. "Not happening, ugly. Nobody likes a perv," I retorted, my tone cold and resolute. Mineta, taken aback by the straightforward response, shuffled away with a disgruntled expression. Meanwhile, Mina expressed astonishment at Akari's revelation. "You've NEVER had a sleepover?!" she exclaimed, clearly surprised.

Akari shrugged a hint of nostalgia in her eyes. "I've had one or two, but they were rare occasions. Growing up, my friends and I had conflicting schedules most of the time." She went on to explain about her childhood friends, Fuyumi and Rumi. "Whenever I wasn't busy, Fuyumi was tied up helping her mom with her brothers, and Rumi was swamped with homework,"

Akari recounted, a wistful smile tugging at her lips. "Well, this is going to be the best sleepover you will ever have and never forget," Mina said happily.
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As I headed to Mina's room, which happened to be upstairs, I accidentally bumped into a classmate, "Sorry." I said back up to let him get by, "WATCH WHERE YOU'RE GOING EXTRA." He rudely said his voice was really loud like he was yelling. "I said sorry, plus it was an accident," I said kindly but half annoyed "Don't care just stay out of my way." He said walking past me. As soon as his back was against mine I rolled my eyes so I could head to the party.

Feeling a mix of annoyance and bewilderment at the encounter with my classmate, I continued on my way to Mina's room upstairs. The rude remark from the classmate echoed in my mind, but I brushed it off, focusing on the fun night ahead. Upon reaching Mina's room,

I was greeted by the lively atmosphere of the party already in full swing. Laughter, music, and chatter filled the air as friends mingled and enjoyed the gathering. I couldn't help but smile, feeling the positive energy of the night washing away the earlier unpleasantness.

As I joined the festivities, chatting with friends and participating in the various activities, the encounter with my classmate somewhat faded into the background. I refused to let one rude individual dampen my spirits, especially on a night meant for laughter and camaraderie.

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"Hey girls, I accidentally bumped into one of the guys," I said as I couldn't stop thinking about how rude he was. Momo, curious about the identity of the culprit, inquired, "Which one was it?" "tall, rude, blonde hair, red eyes," prompting Akari to interject with a sarcastic tone, "Oh, Katsuki Bakugo, or as we call him, Bakugo."

Jiro chimed in with a nonchalant explanation, "Don't let him get to you, Y/n. He's like that to all of us." I, however, couldn't let it slide. "But that's not right for him to treat us like that," I protested, my annoyance palpable. Akari nodded in agreement, her expression serious. "I know, but he's got a short fuse and a sharp tongue. It's best not to engage with him too much."

Mina, always the peacemaker, tried to lighten the mood. "Let's not dwell on it too much. We're here to have fun and enjoy each other's company."
Despite their efforts to move past the unpleasant encounter, I couldn't shake off the feeling of injustice.