A Month With the Duo... (kiribaku x reader)

Part 1

Quirk- Angels Touch

Quirk description- "Angels Touch" gives you the ability to heal others but at the cost of your health and only at a moment of immense emotion are you able to heal yourself without taking the health from another living being. When activated a dim golden glow covers the body, your eyes change from their natural color to gold, and a bright halo forms around the head.

(y/n) pov~~

I open my eyes to the blinding white that came from the ceiling light of my hospital room. I sigh as I start to look around at the same monotonous walls. Every day I wake and hope for something different, and every day I'm left utterly disappointed. To my right are the same fucking dandelions I've gotten every week since I've been in this damn room. A second after my eyes left the flowers a nurse came bustling into the room, it was Suki, she had been my nurse since I got here. She carried a cart filled with water and small meals -- probably requests from other long term patients.

"Oh! (y/n) I'm so glad to see you're awake! I have some big news! But first, isn't it just lovely that your father brought you some flowers? It really does lighten the room up" Her smile is bright, and her voice annoyingly cheerful.

"Yeah... I guess" I knew my voice was dry, and my face was in its usual scowl but I didn't care much for my father. He was always off on business trips leaving me alone, the only reason he ever sends things to me is to keep his reputation. My father is the head of one of the biggest companies in Japan, and if people were to find out he threw out his paralyzed child? Ha! he would be ruined. He would get so much backlash that he might lose everything, so he pays for everything while I'm like this, confined to a bed in this damn hospital.

I look back over to Suki after a few more seconds of looking at the flowers, "So what's that 'big news' you mentioned?" I asked as she put the water up to my mouth so that I could drink from it.

She squealed from excitement just thinking about it and I could tell I already wasn't going to like whatever it was. "We're getting a visit from the heroes today! A bunch of hero agencies are doing something like make a wish but instead they are going to choose someone from our hospital to spend a whole month with! They are going to take a few days to choose but they said they'll be coming every day till they do to make sure they choose right!" by the end of it she was walking around and jumping with excitement. I just shook my head and chuckled at her. "Hayyyy why did you laugh at me?" she said in a whiny tone that didn't go well with her silky smooth voice.

"It's nothing really, I just don't see why you're so excited. They are just people like us, so what if they put on some silly outfit and fight people? I used to do the same thing, right next to them, but it didn't do shit for me." I said while I watched her face to see her reaction. Her shining smile distorted and changed to a frown as her brows furrowed in confusion.

"What do you mean 'right next to them'? Are you saying you used to be a hero?!" by the end of her question she was beaming once again. I let out a low groan before turning away from her to make my head face the window. "Come on, you can't just say that you used to be a hero and not tell me about it!"

"That's exactly what I can do!" I snapped back in frustration because talking about it only brought up painful memories, "Which heroes are coming anyway?" I asked with a huff looking back over at her.

She rubbed the back of her neck and sat down becoming somewhat nervous because of how I snapped ."W-well, all the top heroes are coming like Deku, Uravity, Creati, Red Riot, Ground Zero, and a few others but I don't remember." As the names came from her mouth dread washed through me. I didn't want to imagine their reactions if they happened to stumble across my room. I could already imagine the way their eyes would widen, faces would drop, and pity would overtake their everything. "They should be here in a few minutes now that I think about it," the nurse said wearily.