chapter 3; rubatosis

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Bakugou decided to stop letting his feelings get the best of him, his heartbeat around a certain (h/c) haired girl was irritating him. But how could he tell her without embarrassing himself by fumbling over his words and turning red?

By writing a note, duh.

And there he stood, in the large hallway of U.A. Highschool, grumpier than usual since he went to bed after 8:30pm and holding a light blue envelope being held closed by a pastel pink heart sticker and (y/n) written on cursive on it.

He put a lot of effort into this note, way more than he would like to admit. He isn't good with 'cute' things, so he had to ask Kirishima for help with the note, the envelope and the sticker, and that was hard enough in itself, since the red haired boy started gushing over how cute it was that Bakugou had a crush on someone who was his polar opposite and how it was "such an anime cliché," in the red head's words.

It was finally lunch, and bright crimson eyes were scanning the room, making sure everyone had left the room before putting the adorably decorated envelope into (y/n)'s desk before promptly leaving the room.

(y/n)'s face was coloured a bright red as she held the cute envelope in her hand, a certain red head smirking and watching her open it as an ash blonde was doing the opposite, avoiding her gaze and sweating.

"(y/n), I like you, everything about you, from the colours you paint your nails to your rosy cheeks. Meet me at the park behind Aldera Middle School at 6pm if you feel the same.

-K. Bakugou"

(y/n)'s heartbeat rapidly increased, she could feel her heart thumping in her chest, it was so loud. It was almost like it was trying to remind her of it's existence. She felt like she was flying, her heartbeat slowly becoming quieter.

The (brunette/blonde/ravenette, ect.) had an extremely hard time concentrating on anything Mr. Aizawa was saying after that. The only thing she was able to think about being Bakugou. Even if she managed to have one cohesive thought, her mind would always wander back to him.

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