Mind of Mine || ʙᴀᴋᴜɢᴏ x ʀᴇᴀᴅᴇʀ

chapter 30

For the sake of this story, assume you're able to drive at the age of 16 similarly to the U.S.

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"Don't use your quirk."

Grumbling, your fingers grip onto the handle bars tighter as you shoot him the stink eye. Deep down you knew he just wanted you to eat shit.

"That's right, we all learned the hard way."

"That's because you didn't have an awesome quirk like me," you shoot back at the green haired boy as he stands a few feet in front, camera ready to record this.

It was a fine afternoon, the sky was shining, the birds were chirping and there was even a nice breeze going on. Taking advantage of said afternoon, you currently found yourself sitting on a bicycle with Eri sitting on a smaller one to your side.

It was some Aizawa family bonding time.

Plus Midoriya.

"Remember, you have to keep on pedaling. If you don't, you're going to tip over. And this is the brake, press it to slow down or when you want to stop. Got it Eri?" The little one nods at her father, a determined look on her face as she sees the finish line, a line drawn in the dirt by Midoriya.

"I got it Papa."

"I know you do munchkin, I'm saying all this for your sister."

Eri giggles at the look of disbelief on your face- the audacity your father had to imply you couldn't grasp something so simple.

I'll show you old man, you thought as you set your gaze hungrily at the finish line.

Aizawa had made it his mission to have family days with his girls. Being both a hero teacher and a father was a handful, so the least he could do is set aside a day just for you three. Which led to the current predicament- learning how to ride a bike. Neither you or Eri were ever given the opportunity to learn something as small as that, so this was perfect. As your dad, he was going to teach you a key childhood component.

Shifting forward, the wheels on the bike began to move as gravity pulled you down the slightly downhill path.

Knowing the basics of how to ride a bike, you set your feet on the pedals and began to move, pedaling and pedaling until you weren't going in a wobbly line anymore. Grinning, the wind blew against your hair while you left behind a dusty Midoriya.

Skirting to a stop, you watched as Aizawa chased down a rogue Eri, telling her to hit the brakes but the girl would only cackle and pedal faster.

Whoever said Eri was a sweet, innocent child was obviously mistaken. After all, she did grow up with Touya's mischievous butt.

Footsteps approached you as Midoriya continued to record the father-daughter moment, giggling to himself whenever Aizawa had to jump out of the way to avoid being run over.

Leaning on the handlebars, it made you soft seeing Eri live out the childhood you always wanted for her. This was the life she deserved, surrounded by people that would do anything for her.

Midoriya nudged your shoulder as he pocketed his phone, "I heard you're working under Hawks."

"Yeah, I am. What about you?"

"Looks like we'll be seeing each other through the week. Shoto, Kacchan and I are heading back to Endeavor's."

At the mention of the fire hero, you visibly frowned, not even trying to mask up the look in front of him.

Midoriya sighed as he cast you an understanding look, "Endeavor... has his moments. He's trying to atone for his actions and heal his family. Shoto chose to go back to get his fire under control and well Kacchan and I think it'll benefit us if we intern under the Number One Hero."