Try Me Bitch (Vigilante Deku)

One epic journey to be myself!

Months had passed since that fateful day at the amusement park, and life had taken on a new rhythm. The weight of my secrets was no longer crushing, thanks to Shoto's unlimited heavenly support. I had finally realized that I didn't have to face everything alone. It was a lesson I'd been slow to learn, but one that had changed everything.

Vigilante work was still a part of my life, but it felt different now. I wasn't just a lone wolf anymore. Shoto was always there, whether in person or through the endless stream of texts that kept us connected whenever I was out on a mission. Knowing he was there, keeping an eye on me, made me feel stronger—more capable. And the best part was that I wasn't just fighting for justice; I was fighting for a future that included both of us.

Besides I also had Stain and Serpant to support me and cover for me.

All for One and the LOV including Kurogiri and Shigaraki, to make sure I am alright. Come to think about it,.... Overhaul vanished from the hands of the police and I was pretty sure they had something to do with it but never really wanted to pop that topic up in the room with them.

One evening, as the sun set over the city, casting everything in a warm, golden light, I found myself sitting on the roof of a building, looking out over the skyline.  How peaceful that is....The air was cool, the city humming with life below. It was one of those rare quiet moments where I could just think.

I thought about how far I'd come—from being a suicidal quirkless kid who everyone thought would kill himself... and didn't know anything about life... to where I was now. I was still the same Izuku, but I was no longer burdened by my past... by all the questions I had, by the promise I made and by the life I owed my past self. I had Shoto, who loved me for who I was, not who I was supposed to be. And now, I wasn't just Shoto's boyfriend—I was his fiancé.

Shoto had proposed a few weeks ago, on a quiet night when we were alone together dining outside on the terrace of Endeavor's agency. It wasn't some grand gesture; it was simple, heartfelt, and perfect—just like him. He'd slipped a ring onto my finger, and I'd said yes without hesitation, knowing that there was no one else I'd rather spend my life with. We were young, but it didn't matter. We had all the time in the world, and we were content with being engaged for now.

The Todoroki family had taken the news with varying degrees of enthusiasm... I even bet they planned all this. No wonder he had the keys to the rooftop terrace with him and all the food and the drinks. Shoto's grandmother, in particular, had gone all out, organizing what could only be described as an over-the-top celebration. There had been food, drinks, and more toasts than I could count. It was overwhelming but in the best possible way. I had never felt so accepted, so loved.

And then there was the moment that had nearly made me choke on my drink—Granny Todoroki, in her usual blunt manner, had asked us when the wedding would be. We'd both stammered through a vague response, not having thought that far ahead. But she wasn't done. She casually mentioned knowing someone with a quirk that could help us have a child if we ever wanted one.. as if that IF was not an option and that it would happen sooner rather than later.

I could still remember how Shoto and I had turned bright red at that, but neither of us had outright dismissed the idea. Maybe one day, after we'd graduated from UA, we'd revisit that conversation. The idea of starting a family with Shoto wasn't scary; it was something that felt warm and right, like the life I'd always wanted but never dared to dream of.

But for now, we were just living our lives, focusing on our studies, our training, and, of course, my vigilante work. Shoto made sure I was never alone, always checking in on me, whether by text or, when he could, by joining me in person. It wasn't always easy, but knowing he was there gave me the strength to keep going beyond my limits, going Plus Ulta. We were partners in everything, and one day, we'd share a home together. I could already see it—Shoto spoiling me, taking care of me the way he always did, and me trying my best to keep up with him.

As I sat there on the rooftop, the city lights flickering on one by one, I realized how far I'd come. I wasn't just surviving anymore; I was living, really living, for the first time. And I wasn't doing it alone.

I pulled out my phone and sent Shoto a quick text, just to let him know I was okay and heading home soon. Almost immediately, he replied, asking if I wanted him to meet me halfway. I smiled at the message, my heart feeling lighter than it had in a long time.

No, I typed back, I'm good. But thanks. See you soon.

I pocketed my phone and stood up, taking one last look at the city before heading down. The future was uncertain, but for the first time in my life, that didn't scare me. I had Shoto by my side, a family that loved me, and the promise of a life filled with happiness and love.

As I made my way back home, I couldn't help but think about Granny Todoroki's offer. One day, maybe. But for now, I was happy just knowing that whatever happened, I'd never have to face it alone. I had a huge family, a great mentor and a great fiance.... And that was more than enough.

The End

A/N: Thanks for reading this story! I hope you all enjoyed it. It did take a while and I am quite happy with how it ended up ^^ If I sometimes don't make sense, sorry, I am basically writing this in the middle of the night XP
Anyways, thanks again and maybe I will find you in another story of mine!