"Well I have an extra room we use to use for when deku or someone came over..." Bakugo said.

"Really? Is it okay if I stay with you?" I asked like a little kid asking for ice cream. 😈

"H-hold on. I just said that I have an extra room. I didn't say I wanted you there." He said. My face reverted from a bright smile to a sad frown. "B-But, I guess it's up to me to help you extras. What type of hero would I be to let someone go homeless when I had the space." He said, this time blushing slightly heavier. My face returned to a smile.

"Thanks." I said relieved.

"Just let me call my mom." He said pulling his phone out his pocket. He turned away from me and held his phone up to his ear with his other hand in a fist on his waist. While waiting for the phone to pick up, he looked up to the ceiling, almost like he was stretching. I heard a female voice on the line, but I couldn't make out what was being said.

"Can my friend stay over?.... Yeah they don't have a place right now... No, I'll clean it... I know, I will.....Thanks. See you in a minute... Bye." Bakugo said on the phone.

'Well that's the calmest she's ever been at anytime at all towards me. I guess it was because I was trying to do something nice.' I thought to myself.

We walked to the train station. I forgot how crowded it was after not taking it for so long. I haven't had a reason to leave the school campus, and if I did, most places were within walking distance on a nice day.

The trains looked new even though they weren't. They were the same trains I had been taking for years. The employees looked new, but they were all familiar with me and waved if I had ever had the chance to pass them at all.

The train was crowded about now since most people had to go to work or to school. Of course, our class had the day off. Being so familiar with this train and it's route, I was about to get off at my usual spot to my house until I realized that I wasn't going home.

Me and Bakugo didn't talk the whole ride. When we reached our destination, he got off and I followed him.

"Do you have any siblings I need to worry about?" I asked breaking the silence between us.

"No. Just a mom but she more than make up for it when it comes to being annoying." He said.

"It sounds like you don't look forward to seeing her after so long." I said frowning.

"Don't get me wrong, she's a good mom, but that old hag has another thing coming if she thinks she can just say whatever." He said gritting his teeth with mini explosions exploding in his hand.

"Well I'm glad she doesn't mind me being there." I chuckled.

"That's the house." He said pointing to a building. It was pretty big. He took his key, opened the door and entered the house. "I'm home!" He said loud enough for everyone to hear no matter where they were in the house.

"Katsuki!" A woman, who I could only assume was his mom, squealed, jumping on him to give him a hug causing him to fall.

"Get off of me you old hag!" He yelled loosing his cool.

"Don't call me an old hag! I haven't seen you in months!" She yelled.

"You're the one that said it was perfectly fine for me to live in the dorms!" Bakugo retorted.

"Oh you must be (y/n). Welcome to your new home away from home away from home." She said, her aggressiveness immediately cutting off when she spoke to me. I guess she was referring to both the dorms and my home when she said home away from home.

"Thanks..." I smiled. Her two completely separate personalities were still being processed in my mind.

"Bakugo agreed to clean the guest room since it was just used for storage while he was gone, so sorry for the inconvenience." She said to me calmly. I looked over to Bakugo and he was still mad from when we first came into the house. "So I'll get started on dinner. Bakugo, get off your ass and clean the room already!" She said, once again switching from calm to angry in an instant.

"Yeah Yeah." He shrugged and headed up the stairs.

"Hey I can help clean." I told him.

"If you want." He answered.

"Then I guess I will." I said. "Wait, what can I do?"

"Just take those boxes out in the hallway." He said, standing up. He walked out the room and pulled down a ladder that led up to the attic.

"Okie dokie." I said and started moving the boxes from the room to the hallway like he told me to do. When I moved a box to the hallway, he took the box up to the attic. While moving the boxes, I came across one that had a few books. On top of the books was a photo album.

I opened the photo album and it was a bunch of picture from when bakugo was a kid.

"Hey why aren't there more boxes coming?" He asked from the hallway. I just giggled at one of the photos that I saw.

"Oi..." Bakugo started, but stopped when he saw what I was laughing at.

"You were adorable." I laughed pointing at a picture.

"Whatever." He blushed.

"And in all of these." I said grabbing more albums that I looked at before he came into the room.

We sat there in the room looking at his old photo albums for ages, talking about and making fun of his whole life that was documented in the pages.

"Well looks like we weren't very productive." I said once we finished looking at all the albums.