TattedMama25
Hana Bakugo has never had any interest in becoming a hero.
At twenty-four, she's perfectly content behind a bar, mixing drinks, collecting tips, swearing entirely too much, and flirting with anyone attractive enough to catch her attention. Being the younger sister of Masaru Bakugo-and therefore the unfortunately young aunt of one explosive U.A. student-already puts her close enough to the hero world for her liking.
Then Shota Aizawa walks into her bar.
Quiet, exhausted, perpetually unimpressed, and frustratingly resistant to every suggestive comment she throws his way, Shota quickly becomes Hana's favorite person to bother. She flirts. He ignores her. She pushes harder. He tells her to stop. Naturally, Hana takes this as encouragement.
Shota has dealt with villains, problem students, and years of Present Mic and Midnight testing the limits of his patience. One foul-mouthed bartender with a wicked smile shouldn't be a problem.
Unfortunately, Hana Bakugo has never been particularly good at leaving things alone.
And somewhere between late nights at the bar, unexpected encounters, family disasters, and Hana discovering increasingly creative ways to invade his personal space, annoyance begins giving way to something neither of them planned.
Hana might spend her nights telling Shota Aizawa to bite her.
She just never expected him to eventually become the one person she'd trust enough to bite back.