I'll Be There (KIRIBAKU)

5

   When Kirishima woke up and saw it was Sunday on his phone, he decided he'll have a lazy morning. He spent about an hour on his phone just scrolling through social media, and random articles on Chrome about some random streamer who apparently did a speed-run on a game Kirishima searched up once? He doesn't really care, but he read the article to pass time. 

   Next, he decided to take a shower because he didn't last night, and he still smells and feels like there is sweat all over his body. He took a quick shower, which was a bit longer than usual, and then spent about half an hour drying himself as he got distracted by YouTube videos. When he finally got dressed and ready to start the day, it was half past ten in the morning.

   He missed the normal breakfast time, but that shouldn't worry anyone since he doesn't usually wake up early on Sundays anyway. When he arrived at the dinning hall, he blinked in slight confusion as he saw Todoroki eat soba while still in pyjamas? He was wearing an oversized shirt and sweatpants which looked a bit fluffy? 

   "'Morning," nodded Todoroki, watching Kirishima get toast for an easy breakfast.

   "What's up?" he asked, putting the toast in the toaster, and then just waiting for it to pop out.

   "Nothing much," he shrugged. "I just woke up," he stated. "Did you as well?" he asked.

   "Ah, no," chuckled Kirishima, shaking his head. "I woke up like... two hours ago, kinda? I was lazy," he said.

   Todoroki hummed as he nodded, and then continued to slowly eat his breakfast. "I woke up because the summer camp was being really loud," he said.

   "Were they?" he frowned, pressing his lips in a thin line. "I didn't hear them."

   "They were shouting outside, and I had my window open," said Todoroki, shrugging. "They're gone now, I think. Uraraka led them to the pastures, if I'm correct," he added.

   Kirishima quickly got his toast after it was done, yelping quietly as it burned his fingers, but he still didn't wait for it to cool down while he spread jam on it, and bit into it before he even sat down.

   "I wanted to ask a bit, but did your horse really grow up here? As in, it was born here?" he asked, munching while waiting for Todoroki's answer.

   "Yes."

   "Is it hard to raise a foal?" he asked. "I saw photos, and they look all fragile," he chuckled.

   "It wasn't that hard because Midoriya and Bakugou had helped me, but if I was alone it would have been. I got to name her, as well," he said, smiling lightly as he looked down at the soba which Kirishima was sure was cold.

   "Really? You named her Remi, right?" he asked.

   "Yes. I named her after my mother and my sister, because we were going through a difficult time in our lives, and they both helped me with family problems with my father," he said. "My mother's name is Rei, and my sister's is Fuyumi, so I combined their names in their honour," he said.

   Kirishima smiled. "But... Remi tries to bite you, doesn't she?" he asked.

   "Yes, but I'm sure she's just like Bakugou. Bark with no actual bite," he said.

   Kirishima nodded and hummed, but then shook his head to himself. 'Todoroki really is dense,' he thought. "Did you mean to wake up late?" he asked.

   "Yes. I thought maybe I could sleep until midday," he sighed. "Unfortunately, I didn't get to. I slept a lot though, so I suppose I shouldn't complain too much," he shrugged, finished his last soba noodles.