Recap~
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Once everyone left the classroom, Y/n plugged earphones in her ear and walked through the halls, to the back of the school to finish off some homework she forgot to complete that was due next lesson. Shinsou noticed a group of boys following her.
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Turning around, one of the kids quirks wrapped her in wires as they walked closer to her.
"Let go of me!" She struggled.
"Let me gooo~" the biggest boy mocked her.
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She sighed and a new expression washed over her. This one wasn't her usual cheerful or anxious expression, but one that hosted coldness and threat.
"I repeat." She growled, "Let me go."
~(le fite)~
"Uhhhh...c-could you help me clean the cuts?"
Ughhhh why did I stutter?!
He'll probably refuse and-
"Sure, where do you want me to start?"
End of recap~
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Y/n's POV
What.
What..?
WHAT!?
At this point I was a blushing mess. I turned my head, my arm lifted and covering my face as I passed him the bandages and antiseptic wipes.
"I'll do your legs." He said.
Without warning, he pulled my socks down, and my eyes widened and I blushed even more. He wiped down the blood, then grabbed a couple of my plasters. He chuckled at their bright colours.
The store only had kids ones!
Third Person's POV
He laid the plasters onto her cuts gently, her hands clenching as the material touched her injuries. After the first couple, she got used to the pain and grabbed the iodine.
"I-I'll do my arms." She took off her blazer.
She wore long sleeves, so she pulled them up and dabbed cotton balls coated in iodine onto her skin, then placed bandages on most of her arm, then moved onto the next one.
"Recovery Girl gave me most of these things, so I've learned to use them for myself instead of going to her every five minutes." She said, pulling up her other sleeve.
"This doesn't usually happen when you use your quirk does it?" Shinsou asked, still laying down plasters, being gentle as to not hurt her.
"No, only when I haven't used it in a while." She responded.
She wrapped the roll of bandage around her wrist.
"Uhh, Shinsou..?" She began.
"Hmm." He hummed in response while putting the things back into her box.
"C-could you turn around a second?" She was holding the top button of her shirt.
"I-I have a couple of c-cuts on my torso aswell..."
His faced instantly flushed red.
He looked away quickly and rubbed the back of his neck.
He heard fabric rustle and buttons pop.
She grabbed the last roll of white cotton and wrapped it around her waist.
She did up a couple of the buttons so the shirt opened just below her chest.
Her collarbone had a couple of slits. She was glad they didn't ruin her shirt.
She pulled the paper off the bottom of a gauze pad and placed it over the cuts, covering most of them. She dabbed the last with cotton and antiseptic before doing her buttons up.
"You...can turn around now." She whispered.
He did so, and helped pack her stuff away.
"You're good at first aid, y-you seem to have experience." He said, trying to cover his embarrassment.
She chuckled and nodded.
"I want to be a rescue hero, but I think I'd be the one who'd need rescuing." She giggled, closing her bag.
Shinsou stood up and offered a hand to the girl. Her face flushed as she tentatively reached for his hand, leaning on it as her knees buckled. She fell into one knee and huffed in irritation, before standing up properly.
"I wish I had a second quirk that allowed me to go back in time so I could pretend that none of my embarrassing moments happened." She groaned, walking next to the lavender-haired boy.
Out of nowhere, she suddenly cried out, "Goddamit!"
He looked over at her.
"I forgot to do my homework!"
Checking her phone, she pulled a wallet out of her bag and a half-finished sheet.
"I'll do it here."
She looked over at a tree, it's branches drooping so the leaves acted like walls. A small hill dotted with magenta-tinted daisies and dandelions led up to it. She walked up the hill and pulled some of the curtain-like leaves out of the way and stepped underneath. The boy followed.
Once inside, they noticed that it was dimly lit, the autumn sun just barely shining through the small gaps between the leaves. The smaller girl sat leaning against the trunk, pulling out a pen.
"Algebra sucks." She whined as she began filling in questions with surprising ease.
"You don't seem to be struggling with it." Hitoshi remarked.
"It's just boring because it's easy." She replied.
(Time skip brought to you by sonic)
She finished relatively quickly, so the pair ended up happily conversing about all sorts of things, but there were these moments where they said nothing, just staring up at the tree's canopy.
"Hey Shin-" Y/N began, but was cut off by the sound of the bell.
He sighed, "I guess we have to go, but we can come back here at lunch if you want?"
She nodded happily, before hooking her bag over her shoulders and pushed the leaves out of the way. She cautiously and slowly made her way down the hill, Shinsou walking infront of her.
They reached the bottom, running to class so they wouldn't be late.
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Again, I know I upload randomly, I've just had my exam I've been studying for since the 14th and I'm finally free of homework so I'll be able to upload more.
Thanks for reading! ❤️
Puppet: Thankyou for being patient with Wildfire, she's had lots of troubles these past few weeks, not just homework, so thanks!
Have a nice day/night! 💫
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