Star light, Star bright
I wish to see a star tonight
I wish I may, I wish I might
Have the wish I wish tonight.
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⚠️Violence⚠️ ⚠️Slight Gore⚠️
"Hey Deku," The small blonde-haired Alpha called out to a tired Izuku. For the entire time that they left the packhouse to wander their pack's land, Izuku was trying to catch up with the extremely anxious Alpha.
The green-haired boy sighed before holding over, gripping onto his knees. He let out a small cough before wiping the sweat from his face, then began to outstretch his hand to Katsuki.
"Y-You're moving too quickly." Izuku breathed out before holding up, yelping when Katsuki quickly pulled him up. The smaller boy huffed when Katsuki put his hands on his hips and pointed to a stream.
"No! You're just too slow Deku." Katsuki clicked his tongue before walking over to the stream. When he noticed Izuku staggering behind, he stopped in his tracks and then rolled his eyes before grabbing the Omega's hand and pulling him along.
"We're going to get in so much trouble," Izuku said when he saw Katsuki jump into the stream. Despite the statement he just made, he still followed suit, jumping into the stream directly after Katsuki.
The blonde Alpha's head peeked out from under the water and a loud cheer left him when he could feel the water dripping down his face. His father never wanted him to leave the packhouse for a long time. He didn't understand why but he enjoyed going deep into the forest and the thrill of running after the animals always seemed to get to him.
"This is so much fun!" Katsuki loudly said, his voice echoing through the forest as he looked up at the trees above him. The sun was barely peeking through them since they left home when everyone was sleeping. They didn't want to get caught.
