Delusion

- On one particular rainy day, when Shouta was meant to try to walk outdoors for the first time without assistance, you were surprised to see him standing in your office.

- “It’s raining.” He had said with a sad little smile. “I didn’t want to be in my room.” He explained softly, as if hearing the question you have yet to utter. 

- You were a professional so you really shouldn’t be falling in love with your patient. but it had been a long time since you’ve been around someone who easily made you laugh. Eons since you’ve had long conversations about everything and nothing. It felt great to be seen, to be heard. 

- You learned that Shouta was a cat lover, like you. He also loved to drink coffee. Though, he prefers his bitter unlike you who prefers sweeter coffee. Shouta had also spoken about his students. The love and pride he had for them made his eyes grow soft. He cared so much about his students that you, guiltily, fantasized about marrying Shouta. He would make a great dad, you thought.

- Shouta dropping into your office, often unannounced, continued until his last day at the hospital.

- Even when he was discharged, he would stop by just to see how you were doing. Asking if you had your lunch break yet or if you were interested for a short stroll along the hospital’s garden. It had taken him almost two weeks after being discharged that he started courting you. 

- You were hesitant at first, even though your heart yearned for him. Shouta’s job was dangerous. He was a teacher, yes, however, there were many villains targeting him and his students. Which meant that they would target you as well.

- When Shouta and his students were attacked at the training camp, you almost broke off your engagement, scared for your life, scared for his, and scared of the life that had yet to live. But when you saw how went through hell and back to protect you, to protect his students, to protect himself, you agreed to stay. But only on the agreement that if a life threatening situation arose and Shouta could avoid it, then he must protect himself first. 

- You were blessed with a daughter not less than a year into your marriage. 

- Your daughter was an exact replica of Shouta; wavy black hair, rich black eyes that reminded you of the coffee Shouta liked to drink. When the sun hit her eyes at the right angle tiny specks of red shone like expensive rubies. 

- Naturally, you’ve assumed that she would have a quirk that was related to her vision since she took so much after her father.

- what you never imagined, however, was that her quirk would be extremely dangerous and the target of many villains who were hungry for power like hers.

- Your daughter’s quirk to turn people into stone whenever someone made direct eye contact with her.  They would be immobile for five minutes. When she grew older, and stronger, it lasted up to fifteen minutes.

- It first happened with Shouta, a total freak accident. One second you could hear your husband playing with your daughter,  their laughter crystal clear, and the next, you heard a loud thud and the sound of your daughter crying.

- You rushed to the living room and were horrified to find your husband had turned to stone from head to toe. Normally, people would fear such a quirk from their children, but not you. you collected your crying daughter into your arms, running a soothing hand up and down her tiny frame to calm her down from crying. The other hand was busy dialing Recovery Girl on your smart phone.

- Shouta awoke with a start, seeming to have no recollection of what happened to him. Yet when you explained what had happened, Shouta beamed with pride before biting his lower lip in worry.

- It was All Might who suggested for your daughter to visit the numerous support companies to draft protective eye gear for your daughter, something that will allow her to use her eyes without harming herself or others.

- Your daughter, at the tender age of four, wore sunglasses for a month. It made her fussy; crying and throwing away the dark shades. She was only allowed to remove them when showering or when going to bed. Thankfully, the quirk didn’t work against herself when she would stare at her reflection.

- After a whole month had passed, her protective eyegear was delivered through the mail. They looked like ordinary prescription glasses and, had you been unaware of their purpose, you would’ve believed that they were exactly that.

- fortunately, your daughter accepted the protective gear much more than she had with the glasses. “It’s not dark and scary anymore!” she exclaimed with a bright smile. You can see Shouta try not to get so emotional over your daughter.

- Years into the future, and through countless training, you’ve discovered that your daughter could only use her quick on five people, at once or randomly. If she used it in a short amount of time, she would suffer a severe migraine. If she used it on more than five people, she would pass out. If she somehow managed to use it on more than 10 people, she could go into a coma. 

- it wasn’t easy raising a teenager who had to sacrifice so much for the safety of others, to abandon what is socially acceptable in favor of being safe. To turn down sleepovers and road trips in fear of another accident occurring. Terrified that someone might snatch her glasses or knock them off. Some teenagers could be cruel.

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