parent adventures

Parents [chapter 32]

i updated this twice btw. so go read the previous chapter if you haven't already.

"MALL!" Hina screeched after seeing the huge building with a bunch of different stores mushed inside of it.

"You trying to make my fucking ears bleed?!" Bakugo snapped angrily, glaring at Hina through the mirror. Hina stared back at him blankly, sticking her tongue out at him after a short period of silence. "Ok, that's it!"

"Eyes on the road Katsuki, eyes on the road!" you shrieked.

"My eyes are on the road," Bakugo huffed, "I'm just going to strangle Hina while still keeping my eyes on the road."

"You won't be killing anyone," you hissed, grip on Bakugo's hand tightening.

"Alright, alright," Bakugo mumbled, his full attention going back to the road ahead of him. You grip loosened once seeing this.

The rest of the drive was pretty much silent, the only sounds coming from the faint music playing on the aux as well as Kaito who would mumble gibberish. He was also making some hand gestures while he had a conversation with himself.

You leaned over to Bakugo and and started whispering, "He's so fucking adorable..."

"Hate to admit it, but he takes after that damned nerd," Bakugo mumbled, "And round face too."

"Yeah," you nodded in agreement, taking one final glance back at Kaito again before sitting up straight in your seat and looking out your window. "But Hina is like a demon spawn. She hangs around you too much."

"The fuck is that supposed to mean?"

"I think you know exactly what I mean," you replied, your full attention going to the world around you now.

The tress, clouds, buildings, and various people and cars passed by quickly on the highway. You examined cars and tress. You sometimes even pretended you were racing the car next to you, just like you were a little kid. A fond smile was placed on your features as you thought about how your life was as of currently.

Granted, it wasn't anywhere near how you planned for it to be, but it was definitely amazing.

You ended up arriving at the mall much sooner than you had expected. Well, not really. Time just seemed to fly by when you were in your own head. And before you knew it, you were in a parking garage searching for a spot.

Once you pulled into a parking spot and Bakugo had unlocked the door to the car, you let out a small sigh. You sat still, unmoving with your eyes shut lightly. Bakugo took notice of this, squeezing your hand, which was still placed in his, softly.

You opened your eyes, looking at him from the side. He looked back at you somewhat confused, moving your hand up so it was close to his lips. He then placed a ginger kiss on the back of your hand.

"What's wrong?" he asked, a yawn coming out of him after he asked the question.

"Time just feels like it's flying by," you let out a small sigh, turning your head so you didn't have to strain your eyes looking at him. The blonde stared back at you.

"It is," he sighed, "But we have shit we planned on doing for Kaito's birthday, so get your ass out of the car."

You looked at him shocked for a moment, starting to laugh at what he said once his words sunk in. You unbuckled your seatbelt, opening the door on your side before going to the back where Kaito and Hina sat. You opened Kaito's door and took him out of his car seat, placing him on your hip.

"Yo, y/n!" a a familiar voice of a certain energetic blonde called out to you.

You turned around to see Denki with Kaida, his and Jiro's daughter, in his arms. The girl wore the same grin Denki would typically wear in high school, taking a quick glance back to make sure Jiro was still following her.

"Hey Pikachu," you nodded your head in his direction, hearing the door shut and the car doors lock after Bakugo joined you at your side.

"I can't believe Kaito is one years old," Jiro sighed, "It feels like yesterday Ochako was just giving birth."

"Olddddd," Kaito dragged out, brows furrowed as he concentrated on saying the word. He looked up at you for confirmation, eyes lighting up because he was 90% sure he said the word correctly.

"That's right," you nodded your head, offering the brunette a smile. He clapped his hand a bit with a smile of his own, applauding himself for saying the word correctly.

The rest of the day was spent walking around the mall and going into many different stores. Kaito got a present from each family along with separate presents from you and Bakugo. Sero had sent a text saying he would give you Kaito's gift next time he saw you, the hero being too busy patrolling today to be able to join you.

You were now sitting back in the front seat of the car, Hina and Kaito already sitting in the back and buckled into their car seats. Bakugo was putting all the bags in the trunk still, you and the kids patiently waiting for him to finish.

"Straight back to the apartment or somewhere else?" Bakugo asked as he got in the car, shutting his door behind him. He put his seatbelt on before starting the car.

You hummed in thought for a moment before nodding your head, "Two stops," you answered.

"Where to?" he asked, pulling out of his spot in the parking garage and intertwining your fingers with his own.

"A restaurant so Kaito can have a birthday dinner," you smiled sheepishly.

"You just want to eat out tonight," Bakugo rolled his eyes with a small laugh. "But sure. And where was the other place?"

"The cemetery," your face turned downcast a bit, "I'm sure the people who helped conceived Kaito would find it to be a present surprise if we visited."

Bakugo mutely nodded, heading to the cemetery first. The ride was silent, you nor Bakugo uttering a word to one another. Neither of the kids were knocked out, but they weren't making any noise.

"We're here," the blonde monotoned as he pulled the keys out of the exhaust and unlocked all the doors.

"I can see that, Katsuki," you said dramatically huffed before letting out a small laugh. That seemed to make Bakugo's mood a little less sour.

"Shut up dumb ass," he smiled before letting go of your hand and getting out of the car.

You and Bakugo walked around the cemetery, searching for the two deceased heroes' graves. Bakugo was carrying both of the kids, following behind you as you scanned each of the graves for the familiar names.

Izuku Midoriya

You had finally found it, you taking Kaito from Bakugo's arm and sitting down in front of the gravestone.

"Your kid just turned one, Deku," you let out a dry laugh. Bakugo stood behind you with Hina in his arms, staring down at the ground in front of him with a look of sorrow.

"You too chubby cheeks," Bakugo whispered under his breath, turning his attention to the gravestone beside the one you were sitting in front of.

"Those two are your parents," you told Kaito, pointing between the two stones, "They were even greater heroes than I could ever be..."

"Pa-rents," Kaito sounded it out.

"Yeah," you smiled sadly, "Parents."