“Just for tonight.”
It’s all that he can give.
“Just for tonight.”
It’s all that he can give.
Katsuki’s heart aches. He wants it too. Even just for tonight.
Katsuki’s heart aches. He wants it too. Even just for tonight.
Katsuki is so fucking in love with Izuku.
Katsuki is so fucking in love with Izuku.
“C’mon, Kacchan, just for tonight?”
And suddenly, everything around them stills.
“C’mon, Kacchan, just for tonight?”
And suddenly, everything around them stills.
Katsuki’s heart clenches yet he tries to brush it off. He raises an eyebrow, the corner of his mouth quirking up.
“Dance with you? What, you think I’m some kinda sappy romantic now?”
Katsuki’s heart clenches yet he tries to brush it off. He raises an eyebrow, the corner of his mouth quirking up.
“Dance with you? What, you think I’m some kinda sappy romantic now?”
Izuku looks at him with a depth Katsuki can never quite place—something between sincerity and longing, though the lines blur so effortlessly.
Izuku looks at him with a depth Katsuki can never quite place—something between sincerity and longing, though the lines blur so effortlessly.
“Yeah, it does.”
“Yeah, it does.”
He keeps a distance from him. He doesn’t know why but he feels like he has to.
“The sky looks wonderful, right?”
Izuku tilts his head toward the sky, eyes full of adoration. Katsuki can see his face, a few freckles gone astray for the night. He thinks he misses them.
He keeps a distance from him. He doesn’t know why but he feels like he has to.
“The sky looks wonderful, right?”
Izuku tilts his head toward the sky, eyes full of adoration. Katsuki can see his face, a few freckles gone astray for the night. He thinks he misses them.
Izuku is an arm-length away from him. The side of his face basks in the moonlight, a gentle breeze caresses him and it draws out a smile.
Katsuki thinks he’s privileged.
Izuku is an arm-length away from him. The side of his face basks in the moonlight, a gentle breeze caresses him and it draws out a smile.
Katsuki thinks he’s privileged.