Erasermic Oneshots And Requests (AI)

Shota Aizawa had always been aware of Hizashi Yamada’s feelings for him, but he had always chosen to ignore it. He wasn't sure if he had the same feelings, and he didn't want to risk their friendship. However, one day, Hizashi decided to come clean about his feelings.

"Shota, I can't deny it anymore. I have feelings for you that go beyond friendship," Hizashi said, nervously shifting in his chair.

Shota felt his heart drop. He was afraid that this moment would come, and he feared what he had to say next. He took a deep breath and said, "Hizashi, I don't share the same feelings. I'm sorry."

Hizashi's face fell, and his eyes filled with tears. "I-Is it because of something I've done? I can change that, I can-"

Shota interrupted, "No, it's not because of anything you've done, Hizashi. It's just that I don't feel the same. I value our friendship, and I don't want to ruin it by leading you on. I'm sorry."

Hizashi looked like he had been hit in the gut. Tears streamed down his face as he stood up and left without a word, leaving behind a hurt and confused Shota.

The next day, Hizashi called in sick and didn't come to work. Shota felt guilty for causing his friend pain and tried to reach out to him, but Hizashi didn't reply to any of his calls or messages.

Days turned into weeks, and Shota didn't see or hear from his friend. He grew increasingly worried about him, but he also felt guilty about what had happened. He had lost his closest friend, and he didn't know how to fix it.

However, one day, he received a message from Hizashi. It read, "I need space, Shota. I can't be around you right now. Please don't contact me."

Shota felt his heart break at those words. He had hurt his friend so much that he couldn't even stand to be around him. And so, he gave Hizashi the space he needed, hoping that one day, he would forgive him and they could pick up where they left off.

But deep down, Shota knew that things would never be the same between them again. He had rejected his friend, and he had lost him forever. It was a painful lesson, but he learned that sometimes, telling the truth hurts more than keeping silent.