can you PLEASE do a husband!katsuki reacting to the reader and his son being disrespectful or and rude to the reader, maybe even pushing her lightly?
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You werenât expecting it.
Just a quick pushâlittle hands on your side, frustration bursting out of him before he even thought it through.
You stumbled back half a step, more shocked than anything.
âHey!â you snapped. âThat is not okay. We donât push people.â
Your son glared up at you, seven years old and already way too good at attitude.
âYou always ruin everything!â he shouted. âI donât care! I hate you!â
Your mouth opened, stunnedâbut before you could get a word outâ
âThe hell did you just say?â
The hallway went quiet. Katsukiâs voice cut through like a knife.
Your son turned slowly, already regretting it. Katsuki stood in the doorway, arms crossed, jaw locked, eyes narrowed.
He walked in, calm but tight, every step deliberate. âTry saying that again.â
The boyâs lips trembled. âI didnât mean itâŚâ
âYou shoved her,â Katsuki said. âAnd then said that? You think thatâs okay?â
âThen whyâd you do it?â
âYouâre gonna get mad,â Katsuki said, crouching down to his level. âThatâs normal. But if you think throwing your hands or saying crap like that gets you what you wantâyouâve got it all backwards.â
He pointed toward you without breaking eye contact. âYou donât ever talk to your mom like that. You donât touch her. You donât yell at her. I donât care if youâre angry or tired or whateverâyou donât cross that line.â
âI didnât mean to hurt herâŚâ
âYou still did,â Katsuki said, standing up again. âNow go to your room. Weâll talk more when youâve calmed down.â
The kid looked between the two of you, tears threatening, then turned and ran off down the hall. The door clicked shut.
You exhaled slowly, rubbing your temples. âThat was... intense.â
Katsuki sighed, ran a hand through his hair. âYeah. Well. Heâs not gonna grow up thinking that crapâs normal.â
You nodded. âHeâs never acted like that before.â
âHeâs testing limits.â Katsuki looked at you, jaw still tense. âJust gotta make sure he knows where the line is.â
He moved closer, eyes on yours now. âYou okay?â
You gave him a tired smile. âFine. Just didnât expect him to go full tiny Bakugou on me.â
That earned the smallest smirk from him. âYeah, thatâs on me.â
He rested a hand on your back, grounding you. âYou donât ever let him treat you like that. No matter how little he is. He needs to know who the hell heâs talking to.â
You leaned into his side. âThanks for backing me up.â
âAlways,â he muttered. âNo one messes with my girl. Not even my own damn kid.â