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Tbh idk why I thought of this but I’m just happy to write something lol. Its been a chore to get words out since mid-October. This is inspired by another story I’m working on.

@bkdkweek day 1

It was the first time Momo Yaoyorozu lived on her own. Before this apartment she’d shared one with a roommate, and before that a sorority dorm. But being raised the way she had, it was only polite in her opinion to get to know her closest neighbors, and what better way than with a small housewarming party. Just a few people, tea and appetizers to get to know each other.

The floor she lived on had five other apartments, 3 with single occupants and 2 with couples. Two tenants were not available to attend but the others all agreed to come, including her next door neighbors— Katsuki and Izuku Bakugou. A married gay couple she first met the day she’d moved in. Izuku was sweet and Katsuki was cold, but both were extremely helpful, even pitching in to carry a few of the heaviest boxes.

When Momo heard a knock on her door, she opened it to find her guests starting arrive. First a single female named Jirou who lived at the end of the hall. Next an older unmarried couple, Shoto Aizawa and Hizashi Hamada along with their adopted daughter Eri. And lastly the Bakugou’s. The small group of strangers gathered in the living room, making small talk amongst themselves as Momo the diligent hostess served them all tea and finger foods, while light music played in the background.

Everything was going well and soon enough had settled into a nice little afternoon. Though Katsuki and Shoto mostly sat quietly surveying the room, Jirou and Hizashi found they had music in common, Eri was ecstatic to meet new people, and Momo and Izuku got into a conversation about the tea she served.

Momo took Izuku to the kitchen and opened up one of the pantry’s. “My father’s business deals in teas and other imported products, and my mother loved trying all kinds of teas. I grew up with it, so I guess you could say I’ve become a bit of a connoisseur.”

“Wow!” Izuku’s eyes light up at the wide array. “I had no idea there were so many different kinds!”

She chuckled then pulled a couple of tin boxes down. “Most don’t.” Holding up one, “There are sweeter types,” then the second, “floral types,” Momo next pointed to another, “slightly bitter ones.” After placing the two tins back on the shelf. “Some are light or dark, different colors or textures, different uses and brew methods.”

“Uses?” Izuku questioned.

Momo nodded her head. “Darker teas like,” she pointed to a box, “this English black is good for mornings to help wake you up whereas this,” she pulled out another tin, “chamomile is useful for relaxing. I served a fruitier tea today since it’s a little livelier of a flavor.”

“The one you served us tastes really good. Where do you buy it from?”

“Oh, you like it that much?” She grabbed the box from the cabinet, “here, consider it a gift.”

Izuku’s eyes flashed. “Really? No, I should pay you for—”

“Please, I insist,” she smiled. “It makes me happy to know you like it.”

“Aww, thank you!” Izuku cradled it his chest as if he’d just won an expensive prize. He then motioned for his husband to come to the kitchen.

“Look, Kacchan!” Izuku showed Katsuki the box of tea. “Momo gave me a box and showed me all these different kinds!” He gestured at the cabinet. “Did you know there’s so many?”

“I know green and black,” Katsuki answered simply. “Since when do you like tea so much?” He questioned his husband.

“Well, if I’d known there were all these options maybe I would’ve tried more.” Izuku grumbled back. “Can we buy more to try too?”

“Whatever, as long as you gonna drink it all.”

Izuku whined and got right into Katsuki’s space, pressing close to his chest while giving a puppy dog expression. “You have to try them with me Kacchan…”

Katsuki sighed, a complete sap for his husbands wiles. “Fine, you little brat.”

That caused Izuku to giggle and give his husband a quick peck on the lips. “Love you, Kacchan.” He knew the man could never tell him no.

“Love you too, brat.”

“Awww, you two are so cute!” Momo broke the tender moment. “I could write down a few options to start you off before you leave today.”

“Oh, please don’t egg him on,” Katsuki grumped though with no bite to his tone causing Momo to giggle.

With Izuku still leaning on his husband’s side, he too smiled at the trio’s precious moment. “I think it’s gonna be awesome being neighbors. We should hang out sometimes.”

Katsuki wrapped his arm around his husband’s waist. “Izu loves doing movie nights. Maybe when you’re free you can join us sometimes.”

The offer surprised Momo. “Oh… but, I don’t want to intrude.”

“Pfft, I wouldn’t offer if it was a problem,” Katsuki stated matter of fact. “Just anything to make Izu happy,” he mumbled with a slight flush to his cheeks, “and he loves talking to people.”

“Awww!”

Momo couldn’t hold back the giggles and Izuku squeezed his husband tight.

“Kacchan’s the best hubby!”

“Yeah, yeah, and don’t you forget it!”

#bkdkweek2021 #bkdk week #domestic prompt #bakudeku #katsudeku #decchan #bakudeku drabble #literally just whipped this up

What about bakugo going over to deku's house and stealing his food.

#bnha concept #boku no hero academia #bkdk week