Acting the part

Acting the part

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Fanfic
My Hero Academia
Izuku midoriya was a kind and caring boy who was abandoned by his mother. From what he heard it was because he was 'useless' as his mother put he wasn't good enough. Because he had no where to go he was dumped on his best friend Shoto's door step. After a whole week of crying he went to his room and decided he wasn't going to be the deku everyone once knew so he decided to educate him self in advanced culinary arts, math, science, and reading. He didn't want to be a deku and burden Shoto. So he kept it a secret, 12 years later there 17 and Shoto is 18. Izuku had devoloped feeling for Shoto so when he was asked to move to America white so he could pursue his dream of becoming a singer izuku blinding accepted. So what happens when Izuku is dropping of food for Shoto but instead finds him talking about him behind his back.
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