TA

It was supposed to be temporary. When Y/N’s apartment becomes unexpectedly unlivable, Shouta Aizawa offers her the spare room in his apartment. Two weeks, maybe three, until she can find somewhere else. Simple. Except Aizawa lives with a five-year-old girl who has decided Y/N is her favorite person in the world, a sixteen-year-old Shinsou who can smell romantic tension from a mile away, and absolutely no concept of what a normal household looks like. Soon, Y/N’s shoes are by the door, her mug is beside Aizawa’s, Eri refuses to go to bed unless Y/N reads her a story, and Shinsou has started referring to the apartment as if they’re all one big family. Aizawa insists it’s temporary. Y/N isn’t so sure. And Shinsou? Shinsou is just waiting for the two adults to figure out what everyone else already knows. Because somewhere between late-night conversations, shared breakfasts, stolen sweatshirts, and falling asleep on the same couch, Y/N has become more than a roommate. She’s become home. And Shouta Aizawa is beginning to realize he might not be willing to let her leave.