The Villain Integration Program | Kirishima x Bakugo x Reader

The Future | Chpt 55

Hello all! Thanks for sticking with me and I hope you've enjoyed this book for what it was. This is a look into the future for all of the characters! 

Thanks so much for reading and keep a look out for a new Spiderman x Reader called "Sweet Pea" which will be coming up shortly! I also have some little oneshots in my oneshot/imagine book (green cover) of bnha stuff. I am currently in the process of writing some Stranger Things ones as well.

Eddie Munson is already up in that book and will be getting a second part! Steve and Robin ones are coming soon as well.

Enjoy~

(y/n)'s POV

"Sure, that's completely fine," I stated, nodding towards an assistant. He nodded and scribbled down something on a pad of paper before excusing himself. We were renovating the school building for VIP to account for some new students. I shook my head and packed up some of my belongings from my desk. I had to shake the old name as we were opening our doors to the quirkless and those who found themselves without guidance. It felt wrong to turn them away. We were called the Preparation and Orientation Foundation.

POF was a lot less pun-like than VIP was, but I never liked the term 'villain' anyways.

We had set new rules, new everything. Students had a clear course to take once initiated, all grade levels. After a school year's worth of learning, they were placed in a school that was best suited for them. I liked to think that we were a way of helping students understand who they want to be before jumping into something they're not ready for. That, and helping them find their way into the place they want to be. 

We were still government-funded and worked tightly with schools or hero agencies in the area. It was really nice to be able to work with Aizawa still. I had dinner with him and Mic once a week, when I could. Being the president of the foundation was a lot of work. I slung my bag over my shoulder, passing by some offices. I gave a wave through the glass into Hibiki's office. He got up quick to join me on the walk out.

"Wait! I'm heading out too," he said, joining me at my side.

"How are the bounce rates?" I asked. I had asked Hibiki to serve as someone who kept track of transfers. He had an office but was rarely in it, he was too busy traveling around to see students. 

"They're lowering everyday!" he said, offering me a smile. At the beginning, there were numerous students who would bounce back from placement, ending up back with us. It broke my heart a little to see them end up back with us. We were working really hard to reduce those bounce back numbers. 

"Good, how's Yuna?" I asked.

"Oh great, great, I'm going to be taking off once the baby comes," he said, running a hand through his hair. He was a lot more high-strung rather than laid back and cool like he used to. He cared a lot about his several children and was always worried about them. 

"Of course."

"But yeah, she's totally fine. I'm the one who's always making a fuss," he stated. They had a set of twin boys right of the bat. They had another girl about a year and a half later and were expecting another girl in around 2 weeks. If his hair wasn't already white, it would be turning grey.

"Just take it easy," I stated, patting his shoulder and hiking my messenger bag over my own shoulder. 

"Easier said than done," he joked. We walked past all the classrooms to exit. It seemed like a weird design choice on my part to make the walk to the offices so far, but I liked to walk past any classrooms, just to check in. I wanted offices accessible to students too. Dorms were the opposite direction. We each made our way out and went separate ways. As I stood waiting for my train, my phone started buzzing. I picked it up, seeing that it was Mina.