Dude Wait Until Bakugous Dad Meets Best Jeanist, Or Bakugous Just Mentions It And His Dad's Like ":0!!"

Would you still love me as a worm?

PLEASEEEEE

3BAKA REUNITED AND HAPPY NEXT CHAPTER MARK MY WORDS😤😤😤🫵🫵🫵

IF NEVER SEEN ANY ART WITH HIM???

My art with Hizashi gained quite a lot of popularity, I’ve never had anything like this in my LIFE, thank you! How about Gentle Criminal? Oooh, I really liked it, I hope you like my art too!!

i got a crush on you! 💞

I wonder if anyone noticed that he took his cape

(I didn't notice that anyone did)

Sorry I haven't been active; I haven't had motivation for anything

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Dude what if Shinsou heard voices in his head from his quirk, just random voices saying whatever. But they freak him out really bad

FINALLY I SEE SOME DRAWINGS

Some stupid VoxVal + a wall of Varks

the comfort character is comforting

Best Jeanist: You need to be the ultimate force. I have a new skill I'd like to teach you that will help you to incorporate yourself into the tapestry of our diverse local community.

Bakugo: Okay, bring it on!!

Best Jeanist: Today we will work to help you master the ancient art of...cursive.

Bakugo: Eh?

Best Jeanist: It's best to have practical experience. The ways you interact with the public and craft your image are vital to sewing the threads of your success.

Best Jeanist: We will write letters to the local nursing home to raise the spirits of the elderly, and you will write each card out in fashionable cursive.

Bakugo: *seethes*

*Two Hours Later*

Bakugo: *Furiously muttering under his breath while writing the most beautiful cursive on doily greeting cards*

Best Jeanist: *grabbing a card to review Katsuki's work, nods approvingly when he sees the elegant script* I'm proud of the way you've embraced the fiber of this exercise.

Bakugo: I need to prove that I'm the best at everything I do, of course I can write some flowery letters!!

*Several days later, at the nursing home*

Elderly Woman: *reading card aloud to her friends* "Dear Old Person, I hope you don't die anytime soon." What a thoughtful young student - and what absolutely lovely handwriting!