My Problem Child ? Shota Aizawa X Reader

SHOTAs P.O.V

Yagi and Mrs Midoriya sat on the floor after she came around to the idea of Izuku moving into the dorms as she previously worried for his safety and evidently still did.

Clearing my throat from sitting at the table I spoke "As touching as this is, there is still the matter of one more student that we need to discuss. Y/n."

Both Midoriya's looked at me with wide eyes. Mrs Midoriya simply nodded as she wiped at her cheeks "Yes... Y/n can also remain at U.A. and transfer to the dorms." I hummed and stood up to face them "I'd quite like to hear her opinion, is she here?"

Mrs Midoriya stuttered as she said "She is currently staying with a friend." I raised an eyebrow whilst signalling to Izuku "You show such concern for your son, surely you wish to have both your children at home so you can assure their safety as their mother. Especially when you have stated your untrust in U.A."

"Izuku and Y/n are very different, they have very different needs." I clenched my fist, saying through gritted teeth "Does Y/n not require a mother then?"

Yagi quickly stood "I apologise for my colleague." He turned to me and whisper yelled "What are you doing Aizawa?"

Looking past him I spoke to Mrs Midoriya again "Tell me Mrs Midoriya, how long has it been since you even spoke to Y/n?"

She stood up "What right do you have to question me and my parenting?" I scoffed.

"Your parenting? I'm questioning your lack of! Moreover, it has everything to do with me when I have to sit in on therapy sessions because a mother made her own daughter doubt the care of others! Your daughter has been so hurt that she can no longer trust others, because of you."

She just questioned "Therapy?" Yagi looked to me, before looking to Mrs Midoriya in a way he hadn't before. He asked "Did you not see the news?" Mrs Midoriya looked between me and Yagi.

I hummed "So it isn't Y/n being selfish or inconsiderate, you truly don't care." Mrs Midoriya looked to Izuku. Yagi speaking slowly, as if he was in disbelief "Y/n's previous therapist attempted to end her life... Y/n being willing to sacrifice her own life to prevent those who reached out to help from getting hurt... But she didn't do that as some heroic move." He looked to me and I nodded whilst looking straight at Mrs Midoriya "She felt that nobody would care if she left this world."

Mrs Midoriya just stared before shaking her head "No, I didn't cause her any pain, she's just difficult!"

Yagi looked to her and asked "How can you say that?"

"Because it's the truth! She makes out her life is so hard when she has got it so much easier. That quirk of hers, she didn't deserve it. Izuku, however, he would have appreciated it." Izuku finally butted in by putting a hand on his mother's shoulder "Mum, you don't mean that. We both just miss Y/n, and mum's taking it as an attack at her."

I looked to Mrs Midoriya "You're truly the selfish one."

Grabbing my bag I walked towards the front door but Yagi stopped me by calling out "Aizawa, we still need Y/n's permission form to be signed."

I called back, hoping Mrs Midoriya would also hear "It's already signed. By the people she's staying with, her true guardians."

Once out of the house I turned to walk with Yagi but was met with Mrs Midoriya "You can't do that, they aren't her parents."

"Mrs Midoriya, the dorms are in the best interest of the students wellbeing, only someone that also cares for the students wellbeing should sign these forms. Otherwise, there is no point in getting permission."

Once back in the car, Yagi asked "When did you get the signatures for Y/n?"

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After Bakugo had re-entered his home, Mrs Bakugo stepped out "Mr Aizawa, could I speak with you for a moment?" I looked to Yagi who looked confused but still nodded to confirm that it was okay for me to go ahead with whatever Mrs Bakugo needed.

Turning back to Mrs Bakugo, I nodded and moved closer.

She spoke quietly, as if she didn't want anyone else to hear "I understand that you sit in on Y/n's therapy sessions, correct?" I nodded and she smiled, although it didn't meet her eyes that held sorrow "Thank you... Me and my husband, we didn't know what to do when Katsuki was taken, Y/n would hardly look at us. It was evident she felt at fault-"

"She appreciates all you and your husband have done for her, all of us at U.A. do. She's a bright girl that has sadly experienced the unfairness of this world. She's also strong, very strong." A few tears escaped Mrs Bakugo's eyes as she nodded "I just wish we knew sooner that it had been hurting her. We've known for a very long time that her mother looks past her, she just never voiced how it made her feel." I hummed.

"Her therapist has noted that Y/n isn't completely aware of her feelings and what they mean because of the emotional neglect. Her mother always denied her feeling negatively so she doesn't understand how to cope besides pushing it down... Actually, would you and your husband feel comfortable signing Y/n's permission forms? I understand that she lives with you and that you are the ones that truly care for her."

Her expression cheered up slightly before she asked "Really? Shouldn't it still be her mother, even considering the circumstances?" I nodded "It should, but I would rather have someone that truly cares for my student decide if she should move onto campus. Plus, I'm sure you're more aware of what she wants than her own mother, and Y/n's opinion matters."

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"Will Nezu really accept their signatures though?" Looking out of the car, I shrugged "I don't know, but if he was willing to appoint a therapist to Y/n, I'm sure he'll allow it. They are the ones that care for her, after all." In the glass reflection I could see Yagi nod "I suppose, but I doubt officials will allow it."

"I'm sure Nezu will be able to think of something."