Your week became a similar cycle, you attended class, returned to your dorm to relax and change and then head to the common room to study with your brother and his friends. You had chosen to ignore your agent's messages, wanting a normal life right now. Class and studying became the only things that kept you grounded. You found yourself looking forward to the trivial topics the others would bring up. Friday was no different than the rest of the week. You went to class, talked with Mina and the girls, then returned to the dorms to meet your study group.

You found it hard to focus on your work today. You continuously became distracted with your phone and when you had finally looked through just about every app on the device you opened your email, not wanting to even look at your homework. You looked at the time, 4:15. You looked over at Katsuki who was working on math. With a sigh you turned back to your phone, scrolling through your unread emails.

"Why aren't you doing your homework?" Katsuki asked, still staring at the math problems on the page.

"Katsuki, I don't think the others are going to show up and honestly I really don't feel like doing homework right now." You sighed again, continuing to scroll, why did you have so many emails?

"It shouldn't matter if the others show up or not. The point of meeting is to do your homework. So, get to work or leave me alone."

An email from UA caught your attention. It was sent out to staff and students informing them about the opening of the new "Rec Room". Room was an understatement it was a 3-story building packed with fun things to do like bowling, laser tag, a movie theater, an arcade, and a snack bar. UA had built this in an effort to keep students on campus and away from the dangers of villains outside the gates of the school. The email was meant to remind everyone of the grand opening today.

"Oh my god." You wanted nothing more then to ditch your homework and go play at the arcade.

"What is it now?" Katsuki growled, closing his eyes and balling his hands into fists.

"Have you seen this?" you turned your phone to show him the email.

"Yeah what's your point?"

"I'm sorry? You would rather be here doing homework than there?" you shook your phone emphasizing where you were talking about.

He stared at you with a bored expression, "What I want, is to finish this homework so I don't have to worry about it later."

"Suit yourself but I'm going with or without you." You got up grabbing your things.

"Have fun," he said under his breath as he turned back to his homework.

With a smirk you turned to face him, "Too bad you're such a nerd. It would have been fun kicking your ass at the arcade"

He stopped and slowly looked up at you. If looks could kill you would have died the second the words left your mouth. "Excuse me?" he sounded like he was holding back a yell.

"I know the only reason you don't want to go is because you're afraid you'll lose again. Or have you repressed the events of Mina's party? The shame too much for you to handle?" Your voice turned sickeningly sweet as you taunted him into going with you.

"The only person who's going to be losing is you." He stood up pointing his finger at you with his anger plain on his face.

You smiled, "Is that a challenge, Katsuki?"

He huffed, grabbing his books he walked up to you, "We're going, but don't think that I won't beat you at anything and everything that stupid place has to offer."

The two of you dropped your books in your dorms before meeting back in the common area.

"Prepare for defeat, Katsuki." You laughed as you both made your way across campus.

The two of you walked into the new building, the first floor was filled with flashing arcade games. The noise of each game mingling together, blended into an obnoxious background noise. Music played throughout the building almost drowning out the sounds of everyone around. You could see the snack bar sitting on the other end of the building. Bowling and laser tag could be found on the second floor and the movie theater and a few karaoke rooms were on the third floor.

"Ready to get your ass kicked?" you asked with a smile, playfully punching his shoulder.

"I already told you, you're the one losing dumbass." He crossed his arms, he looked at you with a face of determination. "What am I beating you at first?"

You laughed, "Pretty confident I see? Fine, lets start with something easy." You made your way around the room. You both walked around for a few moments before you found the game you were searching for.

"Ski-ball?" He looked at you, raising his eyebrow.

"Backing out already?" you went up to the game your hand hovering over the single player button.

"Shut up dumbass," Katsuki walked up pushing your hand out of the way and pressing the two-player option. The game set and the two of you played simultaneously, both of you trying to focus on your own score.

It wasn't long until your side of the machine began to flash and ring, indicating that player one had won the match. Turning to face Katsuki with a smug look on your face, "What was that about you winning?"

"We're just getting started, that was a warmup game." He began to make his way to a new machine.

"Whatever helps you sleep at night." You laughed as you walked after him.

The two of you continued to take turns picking different games to play. Neither one of you could pull far enough ahead without the other evening the score. The both of you stayed tied as the hours passed. You became lost in the fun and excitement and your surroundings and those in them vanished into the background. It wasn't until you heard someone talking to you both that you were pulled back into the reality before you.

"Katsuki Bakugou, on a date?" The mockery thick in their tone.

You looked over to where the voice had come from. Before you stood a boy with blond hair and a smug look on his face. He seemed familiar but you had never met him before.

"Get out of my face, extra." Bakugou turned from him facing you.

But that didn't put a stop to the boy's antics. "When I heard your class was getting a new student, I didn't think she'd hang out with the likes of you. Why don't you hang out with someone better than the losers from class A?" The blond turned facing you.

Bakugou's jaw clenched tight, you could see his hands ball into fist like he was restraining himself from turning around and punching this guy in the face.

A monotone voice spoke out, "Monoma, stop before you get your face blown up." Another boy appeared next to the blond, his face devoid of emotion, the only thing that stood out about him was the indigo shade of his hair. "Sorry, he's been in a mood lately," the purple haired boy stated as he dragged Monoma away.

Katsuki stood still for a moment before he relaxed, "Tch, class B is fucking annoying." He paused glancing back at you. "It's your turn to pick a game."

You stood there with a thoughtful expression. You couldn't think of a game to play, your mind was too focused on what just happened. Who was that guy? And did Katsuki really not deny his insinuation that this was a date? You realized he was waiting for your answer, "Actually I'm kind of hungry, lets get something to eat."

"The point of coming here was so I could prove I'm better at arcade games, not to eat greasy and sugary snacks."

"I thought the point of coming here was to have fun?" You laughed as you jabbed your elbow into his ribs.

"It's not fun until I win." He said pushing your elbow away.

"You're so dramatic." With an eye roll, you grabbed his arm pulling him to the back of the arcade for food.

You stood there staring at the options before you. "I want cotton candy," you stated matter-of-factly.

Katsuki glanced over at you with knitted brows and his mouth slightly open, confusion spread across his face. "You're hungry but you want cotton candy? You do know that's just pure sugar, right?"

"You're right, I'll get popcorn too."

He shook his head at you as you went to get your bags of popcorn and cotton candy. You brought them to a table eager to open them and begin munching.

Katsuki sat across from you, staring at you with a blank expression. "You want some?" you offered him the bag of popcorn. He took it popping a few pieces in his mouth. You opened the cotton candy, taking a piece, you closed your eyes with a small smile as the sugar dissolved and saturated your tongue with the sweet taste. "I think we've played just about every game here. What's going to break the tie?"

You finished your cotton candy before Katsuki answered you, "There's one game we haven't played."

"Oh? And what's that?"

"Come on," he got up leading you through the maze of arcade games. He stopped in front of a row of racing games. "This'll determine the winner of the night. Try and keep up." He smirked at you as he picked his seat.

"You know, you're really full of yourself." You took the seat next to his. You both selected your cars and got ready for the game to start. You both moved between 1st and 2nd throughout the first lap. It wasn't that long into the second lap that Katsuki pulled ahead of you.

"Told you to keep up loser." He laughed.

You grimaced to yourself. You noticed a side road towards the end of the course before you passed the finish line starting the third lap. Now this could be your holy grail to winning or your doom. You'd hoped for a short cut and towards the end of the race you saw it coming up.

"Looks like I'm gonna win, better hope for a miracle dumbass."

You turned your wheel swiftly and if all else failed you hit the boost button on the side of your steering wheel.

"No way," was all you heard from Katsuki as your car passed the finish line and a first-place winner banner appeared on your screen. You threw your hands up in victory doing a little victory dance in your seat. "I want a rematch, you cheated." He said turning to you.

"I don't think so Katsuki. If they put it in the game, it's not cheating." You laughed. He crossed his arms turning away from you. "Oh, come on Katsuki." You tugged on his arm. "I bet we got a bunch of tickets, lets go see what we can get."

You pulled him across the building towards the exit where the prizes sat. You looked at the different options of prizes, candy, lights and signs, stuffed animals, and much more.

"Here," Katsuki handed you his game card.

"You don't want anything?" you asked as you took the card from him.

"Why would I want any of this garbage?"

"Well, help me pick something out."

Katsuki looked around, "What about that?" He pointed up to one of the big stuffed animals hanging on the wall.

"The giant teddy bear?" You turned to look at him. That wasn't something you'd expect him to suggest.

"What? Don't girls like that kind of shit?"

You laughed shaking your head. Walking up to the counter you handed the guy your cards and asked for the bear. He brought it down handing it to you. You could barely carry it with both arms.

"I think this will be a nice addition to my room, if it even fits."

"If it doesn't fit in your room why did you even get it?"

"I thought it was cute you suggested it," you laughed.

"Shut up, I'm not cute dumbass." He crossed his arms pouting again.

The two of you began your walk back to the dorms. The weather was nice, it felt more like spring then last weekend did. There was a slight breeze that felt good on your skin. That arcade was hot, and you were grateful for the fresh air. Katsuki was the first one to break the silence.

"There's something I've been wondering about your quirk."

"Hmm?" you turned slightly to look at him as you walked.

"Your and Kiri's quirks are so different. Why is that?"

"Well," you started, "we may be twins, but we're more specifically fraternal twins. That's why we didn't inherit the same quirk. E, got a variation of our father's quirk and I took after our mothers' side of the family."

He nodded more so to himself. "That day in class when we were partners. Your quirk is telekinesis, but that doesn't explain what you did to Kiri."

"Like I said, my quirk takes after my mothers' side. My mother actually has a twin sister herself. The twin thing kind of runs in the family. I got a hybrid of their quirks. My mother's is telekinesis and my aunt's is a form of mind reading. So, I can read minds in a way, but it's not like I can just hear everyone all the time. I have to deliberately choose to go into someone's mind and from what I hear it's pretty painful."

He nodded again before continuing his line of questions. "How many people have you used that part of your quirk on."

"Only my brother and my parent's," you couldn't help but think back to the time when you first discovered this part of your quirk. Remembering being only a child when you used it on Eijiro and seeing his face contort into one of pure pain. How scared you were when you parents came in the room and your quirk had moved to your parents and you saw them struggle to work passed the pain you instilled in them. You hadn't known what you were doing but you never wanted to use that part of your quirk unless you needed too. "From what they've said, it's not a pleasant experience," you continued with a sullen expression.

"So, you chose not to use it." Katsuki stopped walking, observing you with a serious look on his face.

"Exactly, why would I want to use something that's just going to hurt people."

He stepped closer to you, the bear in your arms separating the two of you. He stared into you like he was searching for something. "If you don't use it, how are you going to know it's full potential?"

"I," you took a breath to steady your words, "I guess I won't." Your heart was racing, you were almost positive he could hear it beating it was so loud in your ears.

He looked at you a moment longer, before he stepped back glancing towards the dorms. "We should get back," He said as he began walking again. Agreeing, the both of you walked back to your rooms.