The Sun and The Moon *Hitoshi Shinso*

thirty eight ((MATURE CONTENT))

*five years later*

Almost immediately after graduating from U.A., Hitoshi had decided to wait to propose until we were both on our feet, and we even moved into an apartment together. It was a small, two bedroom one bathroom apartment near the area I lived. I saw Junko and Rei a lot, and now that Junko was 13, she had matured. A lot.

Masaru and his girlfriend had gotten married and already had five kids. The first three were triplets and the last two were twins. His newly made wife, Momomi, was a really good mother to her kids, despite how roudy they were for a bunch of 3 and 1 year olds. His set of triplets looked a lot like him, and there were two girls and one boy. The two girls name were Tsukiko and Tsubaki, and the sons name was Taiyoko. His twins were both boys, and their names were Tarou and Takuya.

Dad had remarried to some broad named Indigo, who claimed to be from the U.S.. She was into all that voodoo crap, and I didn't like her one bit because of if. She was just weird to me and gave me odd vibes.

Shin'ichi had also gotten married and had two kids, who inheritated both of his quirks, and his wife was also two months pregnant with twins. His wife, Yua, was a very quiet girl, but had the mind of a lion. His oldest child was a boy named Minato, and his youngest was a girl, in which he named Natsumi, after our sister.

Shou had gotten a boyfriend named Sora, and still wasn't married after six years of dating him.

Rei, even though being only eight, was already showing signs of becoming a great hero like Shin'ichi.

As for Hitoshi and I, the years of high school and hero training put a lot of strain on our relationship, but made the time to see each other. He was constantly pestered by my brothers and sisters about marriage, and we had talked about it quite a bit, but we never got around to actually getting engaged. I didn't really mind though.

It had been three years since high school graduation, and I still talked with the majority of my friends. I even worked side by side with Tomiko, who, in the end, never married Katsuki Bakugo and instead got married to a guy from class 1-G named Ryouta Kuromura.

Izuku and Ochaco had gotten married, and much to my disappointment, still had no kids. Momo had surprisingly married Shoto Todoroki. Kyoka had married Denki, which made my mind come up with endless jokes.

Hitoshi and I had risen in ranks through the hero work, and he landed at number ten, which he was perfectly fine with. He had also decided to work as a teacher for the 1-C Class in U.A., which surprised me. I had landed in number nine. It's a good life, and I wouldn't have it any other way.

Currently, I was waited for Hitoshi to get out of the bathroom while I stood in the living room, straightening my black dress. Hitoshi demanded that we go on a date, he didn't ask, he just told me to go dress into something nice, but also casual enough to walk around in. I had decided on a simple black dress and a pair of even simpler black flats.

"You ready?" Hitoshi's deep voice made me jump and I turned around to look at him, my eyes wide with surprise.

I looked at him and smiled, nodding my head happily, "Yup, where're we going?" I asked a bit childishly, grabbing my jacket and slipping it on.

"To a place," Hitoshi answered, slipping his own jacket on over his shoulders, "And we're walking,"

I sent him a playful glare as he opened the door, waiting for me to walk out, closing it behind us as I did so. It was mostly silent as we walked, but it was really nice. I walked beside him, my arm wrapped around his own arm and my head leaning against him.