Family
so imaginable? Bro. Rody Soul as Hawks or smth is actually one of the best ideas I've ever seen an artist do before, S++
This isn't mines!
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OKAY IVE BEEN IMAGINING A HAWKS X BAKUGOUS OLDER BROTHER READER?? okay but here me out bro, reader has been dating hawks for a while now, occasional family dinners at readers house with his parents, not brother, due to the fact that heâs training.
reader never brought up the fact that his younger brother goes to ua, and hawks never said anything about teaching 1a gym time-to-time, one day, reader goes to pick up katsuki early from school, and he realizes hawks is teaching, basically how everyone would react to one, finding out bakugou has a brother, and two heâs dating hawks??
(ps, hawks knew of readers last name, but never thought anything of it,)
keigo takami x male! older bakugou brother! reader
genre: fluff and slight crack oneshot (1,300ish words)
notes: iâm not a massive fan of how i wrote this (i donât think itâs very good) but itâs been sitting in my drafts for months so here you go
synopsis: reader is katsuki's older brother who is dating hawks -- katsuki doesn't know reader is dating hawks, and hawks doesn't know katsuki is reader's brother. it stays that way until reader has to pick up katsuki from school early while hawks is teaching.
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Principal Nezu is shorter than you expect.
You expected him to be a man-sized rat, not a rat-sized man; though you suppose that isnât an apt description either, given that heâs at least 2 feet tall and most rats arenât 2 feet tall.
Regardless, he's still pretty intimidating when you run into him in the hall and he starts to ask you what you're doing.
"I'm looking for Bakugou Katsuki -- uh, my little brother. My parents wanted me to pick him up early since we're leaving today to go on a trip." Nezu seriously makes you nervous.
âBakugou Katsuki is in Hero Training as of right now. Youâll be able to find him in the gym!â He smiles at you, teeth surprisingly white for a rodent. âMake sure to alert his teacher before you leave,â Nezu continues, an unnerving glint in his abyss-like eyes. You decide not to ask why he knows Katsukiâs timetable by heart.
âSure. Thanks, Principal Nezu,â you smile, offering him a handshake kindly.
âAnytime, Bakugou-san.â
As you step into the gym, the first thing you notice is the smell of sweat. That, and the temperature. Despite the amount of heat emanating from the fire quirks of a select few and the body heat of everyone in the gym, itâs â surprisingly â rather cool. UA's unflinching ability to invest copious amounts of money into air conditioning was impressive. Your eyes trail across the sweeping ceilings and expensive equipment, whistling lowly. I should come here more often.
1-A looks to be split into pairs â sparring, maybe? â each student difficult to view clearly under the thin blanket of steam and smoke that surrounds them. Katsuki, however, is easy to spot among them. His explosions light up the room, the sound of the loud booms only rivalled by his rage-fuelled yelling. You watch, amused. Glad heâs⌠letting that out.
As much as you didnât want to interrupt class (the idea of 20 different teenagers having their undivided attention on you was a terrifying thought), the teacher was nowhere in sight and you were running out of time. âKatsuki!â you call, waving at the angry red glare that lands on you. The boy, in response, rolls his eyes snidely and stays rooted on the spot.
You sigh. Little brothers are so goddamn annoying. âLetâs go, dude,â you urge, emphasising your words with a vague âhurry upâ gesture. He scowls, but obliges nonetheless, walking slowly over with his hands shoved into his pockets. Once he's in front of you, he stops.
âMy teacher isnât here. I canât leave yet.â
âIsnât it their job to, you know, teach? Where the fuck did they go?â You furrow your brows.
âFuck if I know,â Katsuki responds, matching your curses with equal indifference. âHe went with Deku to go and get something.â
âIzukuâs here?â
âWhy wouldnât he be, dumbass? Heâs in my class.â
And thatâs when you notice the rest of 1-A. 18 pairs of eyes stare at you in utter shock and confusion, burning with questions. Your body stills, awkward under their gazes.
âIs that⌠your brother?â a red-haired boy with sharp teeth asks, looking between you and Katsuki slowly.
âYeah,â Katsuki replies nonchalantly.
You take in the other boy's appearance: the insane amount of gel in his weirdly-styled hair, pointed teeth and the fact that he was sparring with Katsuki. Close friend, bad hair?
âYou must be Shitty Hair.â you say, prompting half of the class to erupt into giggles. Vaguely, you recall his name is Kirishima, but Katsuki says it so rarely that you barely even associate it with him. âShitty Hairâ blushes at the attention, nodding bashfully with an awkward smile. He rubs the nape of his neck, glancing once again between Katsuki and you.
âI can see how youâre related,â he laughs uncertainly.
âI can see who got the good genes,â a pink-haired girl with horns calls, âclearly not Bakugou.â
âYOU WANNA SAY THAT AGAââ
The doors slam open. You first see Izuku, who pauses at the commotion, and behind him you see⌠your boyfriend? What the fuck?
âKeigo?â
â[Y/N]?â
â[Y/N]-nii?â Izuku adds.
âNii?â someone whispers in confusion.
âHey, Izuku,â you respond weakly.
Silence falls. You take a moment to appreciate Keigo in his hero costume before the dots connect and you turn to Katsuki accusingly.
âHeâs your teacher!?â
âHeâs your brother!?â Keigo counters.
You turn to your boyfriend. âI told you I have a brother. You know my last name. Youâve literally met my mother and sheâs the carbon-copy of Katsuki. Keigo, what even?â
âEr, well, in hindsight, maybe youâre rightâ but... youâre so nice,â he says, disbelief evident in his wide eyes and confused brows. âAnd heâs so⌠notââ
âThe fuck did you just sayâ!?â
âYoung man, I will give you a detention if you swear at me again,â Keigo says sternly, schooling his face into something unnaturally serious and crossing his toned arms over his chest. You can see the humour dancing his eyes, prompting you to chuckle quietly.
Katsuki rolls his eyes. âYes, Hawks-sensei,â he mutters, face contorted into a scowl. He angrily taps his shoe on the ground.
âStop being a shit,â you chide, grabbing Katsuki by the shoulder roughly and rubbing your knuckles into his skull. The rest of 1-A watches on in absolute disbelief. (Except Izuku. Heâs used to this.)
Katsuki groans exasperatedly, âYou stop being a shit.â
âHey!â Hawks gasps dramatically, âdonât call my boyfriend a shit!â
Silence.
You rub a hand over your temple in an attempt to ease your oncoming headache.
âYOUR FUCKING WHAT?!â
âKatsukiââ
The rest of 1-A is left in shock. (Including Izuku, this time). Some start yelling, some look like theyâve turned to stone, the usual. Youâre too busy trying to hold back your feral little brother from attacking Keigo â you know he wonât actually, youâre just hoping Keigo knows that too.
âWait, youâre gay?â A boy who you can recall as Kaminari splutters. Your face crinkles into confusion, nose scrunching like youâve smelt a bad odour. You can see why Katsuki calls him Dunce Face.
âIt runs in the family,â you say, with a pointed look to Katsuki.
His exhaustion mustâve caught up to him since he only offers a middle finger in response. Kaminari bursts into startled and slightly scared laughter.
A warm arm makes its way around your waist and it takes an embarrassing amount of effort for you to suppress a smile. You donât even have to look at Keigo to know that heâs grinning.
Neither of you are big fans of PDA, but the urge to hug him right now is particularly strong; especially since heâs right there, but thereâs also 20 kids right there which sucks and you have to goâ
Right. You and Katsuki need to go. That was the point of this whole ordeal.
âKeigo,â you murmur, quiet enough for only him to hear. The rest of the class has ignored the two of you in favour of chatting amongst themselves or questioning Katsuki. Keigo hums, meeting your eyes. He smiles, his golden irises pooling with affection and his arm squeezing gently around your waist, seemingly in a trance. You chuckle, âI need to go.â
He startles. âRight! Right,â he says, clearing his throat. You pretend not to notice the faint tinge of red high on his cheekbones.
âOkay, 1-A. Iâm gonna go sort this out quickly,â Keigo says to the class, his voice raised slightly in order to drown out the talking. âSo please continue sparring â without quirks â until Iâm back. I wonât be long.â
The class answers an affirmative, and then the two of you (plus Katsuki) are out the door. You turn to face Keigo, placing a quick peck on his lips. âI thought I just needed to tell you Katsuki was leaving and then youâd sort it?â
âThatâs true⌠but I missed you,â Keigo sighs wearily, acting like he hadnât seen you in years. (You spent the night with him literally yesterday.)
âStop before I tear my fucking eyes out,â Katsuki interrupts. Keigo lifts his head to glare unhappily at him.
âPiss off, Katsuki,â you grumble, placing a slightly longer kiss on Keigoâs lips. You pull away at the realisation that youâre probably late, which means youâll probably have to face the wrath of Mitsuki Bakugo. âI shouldâ we should go. Iâve stayed way longer than I needed to.â
âThank fuck,â Katsuki grumbles, occupying himself with his phone. Teenagers.
Keigo groans dejectedly but lets you go nonetheless. He watches you walk away, waving. âBye, honeybear!â
âDonât call me that!â
|| pairing : james "bucky" barnes x florist!reader
|| summary : When Clint's birthday comes sooner than Bucky realized, Steve forced him to go buy some gift for Hawkeye. Figuring that flowers were an easy enough gift, he takes a visit to the flower on the corner of the street..
There, he meets a cute florist, someone who seemed to melt his cold heart. How will Bucky navigate this modern world romance? Will he allow himself to fall in love? If so.. How will he keep this from the team? And how will you react to him being the Winter Soldier?
|| warning : this is a series that im writing on both ao3 , im js posting this on tumblr cz why not? yk? also, every part im not adding the summary, it's js for this !!
|| wc : 1.7k
âCâmon, Buck, you have to get him a gift. Heâs your friend.â
âNo, heâs your friend, I doubt any of your friends actually still want me around.â
âSam likes y-â
âSam doesnât count.â
Bucky and Steve had been going at it for the past while, it was Clintâs birthday tomorrow and Steve really, really wanted Bucky to get more used to the team. After the whole fallout with the Sokovia Records, everyone was lucky that it was put aside. Buckyâs crimes were pardoned as well as the majority of Capâs team, but it was still real tense.
It was a wonder Tony let them all still live in the Tower. I mean, not all of them lived there. Thor and Loki came and went, Clint lived with his family in god knows where, Peter lived with his aunt but visited VERY frequently, and Wanda and Vision moved out to live on their own. Which is.. Completely understandable.
âClint likes.. He likes you, I mean he was on our side, remember?â
Bucky shot a wary look Steveâs way, his eyebrow twitching up before rolling his eyes. âIf I were to get Barton something, what does he even like? I know nothinâ âbout your friends.â
â.. Itâd be safe to get him flowers.â Steve shrugged and stood up from Buckyâs desk chair, before this, Steve barged into his best friend's room and started interrogating him about the birthday. âThough, you could check in with Romanoff.â
With a quiet grunt, Bucky nodded and flopped back in bed as Steve walked out. He hated this. Well, hate was a strong word. It was strange to him, having this much freedom. He had the freedom to try to get closer to people, yet he didnât.. Know how to. Heâd forgotten. He was better at this back in his day.
â
âFlowers?â Natasha quirked her eyebrow up before she hit the dummy with a hard kick. Sheâd been training for the past hour or so, blowing off some steam. âClint likes the basics, roses, lilies, yâknow.â
âAnd youâre sure itâs a good idea?â
âHe likes flowers, I think heâd like something more practical, but heâs probably not expecting much from you,â She punched the dummy repeatedly, giving it no time to try and bounce back. After a few moments, and ine final blow, the dummy flew across the room and tumbled down. âNo offense.â
âNone taken.â Bucky mentally checked that off.. Roses, lilies.. Basic flowers. Something practical. âWhat other things does he like?â
Natasha hummed and walked over to the dummy, carrying it back to the original spot as she thought. âLaura,â She could practically feel Bucky ask, so she cut him off. âBartonâs wife mentioned he wanted to get into carving. Maybe get him a knife for that?â
âOh.â He nodded slowly and checked that down. âThank you, Romanoff.â
âCall me Natasha,â She spared him a sideways glance and lazy smile before she went back to beating the crap out of some training dummy.
â
With some research (asking F.R.I.D.A.Y), Bucky found a small flower shop with good ratings, but not too many, meaning it was smaller. He didnât like going out in the public all too much just yet. Felt too.. Vulnerable? He didnât know. He just hated people.
Well, thankfully, he found a more isolated shop. It was a 15 minute walk from the tower, it was a flower shop that served as a bookstore as well. A real cute scene. A scene where Bucky felt out of place.
The small bell on the top of the door rung as Bucky swung the door open. He had a baseball hat on, his red henley, and a jacket to try and.. Hide who he was. Didnât want some poor old lady to get scared when seeing him. (He assumed that the owner was some little lady.)
âJust a minute!â
Bucky froze at the voice, okay, didnât sound like an old lady. He pushed his hat closer to his head as he heard shuffling from the back.
Instead of a little lady, he found you. You popped out of the back door, stack of boxes in your arms, and a big smile on your face. Charming, cute almost.
âWelcome to the Flower Parlor! How can I help yâtoday?â You recited what you said to other customers most likely, as you put the boxes down on the ground, on the other side of the counter.
As Bucky watched you straighten yourself out, your shoulders stiffened as you looked up at him. Oh god, he looked real scary. Baseball hat, dark jacket, looks like heâs gonna rob the place! Ah, but he wouldn't get much from here.
âI need help with a birthday gift.â
Oh wow, his voice sent a shiver down your spine. His voice was as if.. Well, you didnât know, but it was really nice! He had- yeah, he had a nice voice, god get a grip.
âOoh! Alrighty, tell me âbout the birthday person and Iâll gladly make a bouquet for âem! And a nice book to go along with it too!â In a swift motion, you grabbed some semi-transparent paper you used to make bouquets and watched him expectantly.
âUh, he..â God, what did Clint like? âLikes.. Bow ân arrows.â
You raised a brow at the factoid Bucky dropped but didnât question, instead, you grabbed some Hyacinths and placed them neatly on the paper, making sure to make it look pretty.
This kept going, heâd drop a factoid of Clint, youâd grab a flower. Hyacinths because they represented Apollo, who was the god of Archery. White roses to represent loyalty, A few hydrangeas because Bucky said he was a âfamily manâ and a few babyâs breaths to fluff it up a bit more and you were done! The bouquet consisted of a more purple and white color palette, in turn, you made the ribbon that held it together a dark purple.
âOh, uh, thank you.â Bucky muttered as you handed the bouqet of flowers to him. He hadnât held one since.. Well, almost 80 years ago.
âAnd a book, whaddya think your birthday guy likes târead?â
âOh- uh-â Bucky took a sharp breath in and shrugged.
To that, you let out a small giggle, running your hand through your messy hair before you looked on your bookshelf, trying to find some good book. Oh, but Bucky wasnât paying attention to what he could be getting Clint, no, he stopped the moment that laugh left your lips.
Didnât know why, but that laugh just stopped his thinking. It was so light, gentle. Man, no one at the Tower was this soft, the- the opposite actually. Yet here you were, actually laughing at Buckyâs confusion.. It wasnât condescending, more amused, actually. God! Get a grip, James, youâre not gonna see âem again after this.
âHow âbout a classic? The Hobbit? Or maybe Their Eyes were Watching God?â
âI remember reading The Hobbit.â
âYeah? Howâdya like it?â
â.. Donât like wizards all that muchâ
Again, you snorted and started to laugh at his disdain to wizards. Which was fair, he wasnât the biggest fan of Dr. Strange, but he liked him better than.. Well, a whole heck of a lot of people.
âThen how âbout Their Eyes were Watching God?â You put the Hobbit back on the shelf and walked up to him, extending your hand and handing the book to him. Your fingers touched momentarily, his gloved hand met your soft ones and Buckyâs mind blanked for a moment. God! He was actinâ like a schoolboy back when he found out Daisy liked him back in grade school all those years ago.
âYeah, okay, yeah.â With a hurrid nod, Bucky took the book and held everything in his left hand, fumbling for his wallet with his right. âHow much do I owe you?â
âItâs on the house.â
âWhat?â
âEh, youâre a much better customer than I usually get,â You shrugged and pushed your hands in the pockets of your apron. âUsually I get assholes who wanna buy flowers after cheating on their partners.. Ah, youâre here for a friend though! So.. Yeah, on the houseâ
âI canât, lemme just-â
âReally, youâre fine-â
âI insist-â
The bell of the door jingled and cut you both off, you yelled out âJust a minute!â just like you did for Bucky. A small smile on your face as you turned back up to the man in front of you, who was still grabbing a $20 bill and shoved it to you.
âOh-â You sighed before letting out a small snort. âFine, you win this time, Mr..â
âJames.â
âJames.â You repeated and took the bill, pocketing it into your apron. Heart bearing as you nodded to him and backed away. âWell, I hope your friend has a good birthday. It was nice meeting you, James.â
Bucky gave a small smile and nodded as he walked to the door. The bell jingled again as he opened it. âThank you.â
And with that he left.
â
Buckyâs heart was still racing as he got back to his room at the Tower, get a grip, soldier, canât act like a fucking teenager. And as much as he hated it, he was an avenger! He canât- oh god.
âBuck?â Steveâs voice was muffled as he knocked on Buckyâs door before opening it. His eyes flickering to the bouquet on his night stand and back to Bucky. âHey, thatâs real nice! Flowers, told you it was a good ideaâ
âShut it, punkâ He muttered and pushed his face into the mattress.
âSomeoneâs moody,â his best friend muttered. âWhatâs wrong?â
The second the question left Steveâs lips, Bucky shook his head and sat up, running a hand through his hair and his expression hardened. Get a fuckibg grip, Sargeant.
âLike I said, nothing.â
It was so clear that Steve didnâr believe it. But, with how things had recently been, he didnât wanna push it.
âWell, how was getting the flowers?â
âGood..â Bucky glanced at the flowers and immediately remembered how gentle your hands were. Placing them down strategically and quickly, but with the elegance of a dancer. âReally good.â
â.. Youâre acting weirdâ Steve huffed with a chuckle. âCâmon, letâs go on a run, you needa clear your head up.â
Bucky nodded and stood up from the bed. He was fine with being told what to do, it was easier than having his freedom.
Easier than thinking of the cute florist.
|| FIRST PART IS POSTED! after i post all the parts i've already made, ill post a masterlist of the parts :)
what an odd little familyđđâ¤ď¸đЎ
Evil Luz: Lumity
hmmm I've been having post raid rr!dbhwks on the mind lately
the woke mob couldnât handle her pacifist swag
đđđ chaatttt i love dadzawa.
First post kinda nervous
Summary:
A reckless mistake. A sharp argument. âStop acting like youâre my father!âââIâm not your father.â But the words cut deep, and regret lingers.
At 3 AM, you slip an apology under Aizawaâs door, only to find him waiting. An invitation, a conversation, a long-buried fear laid bare. And when exhaustion takes over, you find yourself asleep in the arms of the one person who never left.
A Flower in the Dark
Before Aizawa, before U.A., before anything even close to a home, there was only survival.
You learned quickly that in this world, there were two kinds of people: those who had someone to catch them when they fell, and those who didnât. You belonged to the second category.
Your parents were a hazy memory, faces blurred by time and neglect. Maybe they had cared onceâmaybe. But in the end, they had left, and that was all that mattered. The streets became your home. Hunger became your companion. And when a villain group took you in, offered you shelter, food, purposeâyou took it without question.
Because what else was there?
They taught you how to fight, how to steal, how to survive. They shaped you into something sharp, something useful. And for a long time, you believed that was all you were meant to be. Until Aizawa caught you.
Until he saved you.
He pulled you from that life, dragging you kicking and screaming into U.A., into discipline, into care. But even now, even with a bed of your own, even with a future dangling just within reach, the past never truly left.
And tonight was proof of that. You messed up. Again.
It had started as something smallâjust slipping out of the dorms, just a quick little excursion, just testing the limits because you could. Because you hated the feeling of being caged.
Then things spiraled. A confrontation. A fight. A sharp piece of metal you hadnât noticed until it was too late, leaving a gash across your arm. Blood, not much, but enough to make your head light.
And thenâAizawa.
He caught you, dragged you back, and now here you were, sitting on the edge of a desk in his office, watching his hands as they worked to clean your wound. His fingers were steady, careful, but his jaw was clenched.
âWhat the hell were you thinking?â
You didnât answer.
Aizawa let out a slow breath through his nose, but the tension in his shoulders didnât ease. âYou couldâve gotten seriously hurt.â
âBut I didnât.â
He shot you a sharp look. âThatâs not the point.â
You huffed, crossing your arms, wincing slightly at the sting in your injured one. âI can handle myself.â
âNo, you canât.â His voice was clipped, frayed at the edges. âYou act like youâre invincible, like no one else matters. Like you donât matter.â
You scoffed. âSince when do I matter?â
Aizawaâs hands stilled.
The silence stretched, thick and heavy. He put down the bandages and met your eyes, his gaze unreadable. âSince the moment I took you in.â
Your stomach twisted. It wasnât supposed to be this hard to breathe.
âYouâre my student,â he continued, voice firm. âAnd whether you like it or not, I care about what happens to you.â
Your fists clenched. It was too much. Too close. The past whispered in your ears, ghosts of all the times someone pretended to care before disappearing.
âStop acting like youâre my father!â The words ripped from your throat before you could stop them.
Aizawaâs expression didnât change. âIâm not your father.â
âI know!â Your voice cracked, something raw bleeding through. âBut do you know that?â
Aizawa didnât say anything. And that silenceâthat unbearable, suffocating silenceâwas enough to make you bolt. You rushed out of the room.
You cried. Not loud, not dramatically, just silent, shuddering breaths curled up in your dorm room.
You didnât know why it hurt so much. You knew Aizawa wasnât your father. You knew that letting people in was dangerous. That caring meant giving them the power to leave.
But despite everything, despite every wall you built, you had started to care about him. And now, you had thrown that in his face. You wiped your eyes with the back of your sleeve, sniffing hard. This wasnât enough. Just sitting here, wallowing, wasnât enough.
You hesitated before grabbing your sketchbook. Your hands shook as you sketched, the lines uneven, a single flower blooming from the page. Beneath it, you scrawled the only words you could manage.
Iâm sorry.
It was past 3 AM when you crept through the halls. The school was eerily silent, the kind of quiet that made your own footsteps sound too loud. The teachersâ dorms were further back, tucked away from the student housing. Aizawaâs door stood at the end of the hall, the nameplate barely visible in the dim light.
Your pulse was in your throat as you crouched, sliding the paper under the door. You turned to leave.
â(Y/N).â
You stopped dead.
Slowly, you turned back. The door was open, and Aizawa stood there, watching you with those tired, unreadable eyes.
âYouâre awake?â Your voice was hoarse.
âI figured youâd come.â
You swallowed hard, throat thick. You werenât sure what to say.
Aizawa stepped aside, wordlessly inviting you in.
For the first time in a long time, you didnât fight it.
You sat stiffly on the couch, arms wrapped around yourself. Aizawa sat across from you, silent as always, waiting.
You stared at the floor. âI donât know why I said that.â Aizawa hummed, neither agreeing nor disagreeing. You inhaled shakily. âI just⌠I donât want to need anyone.â
âThatâs not how it works.â
You clenched your jaw. âIt has to be.â
âWhy?â
Your nails dug into your arms. âBecause people leave.â Aizawa was quiet for a long time. Then, he leaned forward, elbows on his knees. âIâm still here.â
Your throat tightened. âFor now.â, "No, for as long as you let me be." His voice was softer this time.
You blinked hard, looking anywhere but at him. âI donât know how to do this.â
âYou donât have to figure it out alone.â The room was so quiet you could hear your heartbeat pounding in your ears. Slowly, cautiously, Aizawa reached out, resting a hand on your shoulder. And for once, you didnât pull away. Something in your chest cracked open, a slow, aching thing. And when exhaustion finally won over, your head dipped against his arm. Aizawa let you stay there, his hand still resting lightly on your shoulder. He was still awake long after you fell asleep.
And for the first time in years, you werenât alone.
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