Generation of Miracles X Reader! LEMON 🍋

Murasakibara's epilogue

You were in a foul mood. Why? It was Valentine's Day that's why.

You didn't particularly dislike the holiday itself but the problems it caused.

Girls rushing about giving chocolates. Girls fighting and competing over the same guy. Then there were those lovey dovey PDA couples. They made you gag. All in all your main problem was Valentine's Day disrupted the peace and you barely ever could maintain it.

"What's wrong _?" Himuro chuckled.

Your attention snapped to him.

"No need to glare," he smiled.

You frowned. You weren't aware that you were glaring.

"Don't drop the honorifics. We aren't that close," you sighed," I don't care it that's how America does it."

"Are you alright?" he looked concerned.

"This holiday," you rubbed your temples.

"Ahhhhh," he smile knowingly," Well this year you got Murasakibara right?"

"That's not it. I'm talking about the peace. Crazy idiots the lot of them," you shook your head.

He rubbed your temples and your headache stopped.

"Thanks," you nodded.

"Well don't push yourself too hard. You tend to be less reasonable when you're off," he spoke.

"What's that suppose to mean?" you glared.

"Murasakibara's late today. He doesn't look well either," Himuro smiled as he looked at Murasakibara who was leaning against the door.

You walked over to him.

On a closer inspection he didn't look well at all. He was sweating, panting, and his skin was flushed.

You placed a hand on his forehead. He was burning up.

"Go home," you demanded.

"No," he shook his head.

"What happened?" Himuro asked," How did you get so sick."

"I got wet yesterday," he panted and gave Himuro a slight glare.

"Wet? It didn't rain yesterday," Himuro frowned.

You blushed knowing what he meant by getting wet.

"Who gets sick from just getting wet? Also why didn't you dry yourself off?"

He tilted his head in deep thought.

"Oh."

"Go home," you commanded.

"No," he said firmly.

He slump to the floor.

"Go home!" you and Himuro caught him before he hit the ground.