#kami x reader

“Really dude? I didn’t even have time to harden.” Kirishima sulked, letting Kaminari loose and rubbing at his chest where he was shocked. 

“Sorry, but you deserved it!” Kaminari shoved Kirishima away, looking at your back as you laughed, attempting to get your friends to move on, obviously flustered at the attention you were receiving. 

Kaminari couldn’t help the thought that, if you were his, you’d have to get over that, because he was sure that he would never stop giving you all of the attention in the world. 

“Dude?” Kirishima raised an eyebrow at Kirishima as small charges of electricity covered his body yet again. 

“Huh? Oh!” Kaminari, snapped out of his thoughts and beyond embarrassed that they had gone there, sending his friend a sheepish smile before stepping closer to you and poking his head in the doorway next to your frame. “My room is next, right? It’s just above Y/N’s.”

“Oh! Yeah, you’re right!” Mina jumped up from her place on your bed, happily skipping to where Kaminari stood and grabbing his wrist, “Let’s go then!”

The group followed the pair as Mina dragged Kaminari to his room. He opened the door without much ceremony, allowing everyone to file in.

“So gaudy!” Kirishima commented, pushing past Kaminari to get a better look. 

“Yeah, it’s like you just threw in everything you saw.” Mina added, also walking further into his room. 

“Really? I thought it looked nice.” Kaminari frowned slightly at his friends’ responses, taking a quick look around his room. 

“I think it looks fine.” You assured him, following Mina in and watching as the rest of your classmates chatted aimlessly around you, “It’s not too fancy, but that’s not a bad thing.” You shot him a smile before turning to Mina to ask her a question, missing Kaminari’s following blush. 

⚡⚡

After Rikido’s victory, the entire class was sitting in the common room, chatting happily. Slightly awkward, Kaminari sat himself down next to you, still sulking at his loss. You nudged him slightly, sending him a smile when he looked at you. 

“Don’t be upset!” You told him, causing him to smile easily at you. 

“I wont be, I just thought it would’ve been cool to win.” He admitted, “Although, I guess people didn’t really like my room anyway.”

You shrugged, leaning forward to grab your tea from the coffee table in front of you, “I didn’t think it was bad, plus, it just looked like it was full of things you enjoy, right?” At Kaminari’s nod, you settled back against the couch again, cradling the warm mug against your chest, “Then that’s pretty cool, at least I think, and you shouldn’t be too upset about loosing then.”

“Yeah, I guess so.” Kaminari admitted, watching you closely for a second before blinking suddenly and clearing his throat. “Where’d you get the tea?”

“Momo made it for me! She brought a whole bunch of tea with her, and when we asked her why, she admitted that she drinks several cups a night.” You shook your head playfully, “She also told us that she didn’t think it was a lot and that her family would probably send more soon. That’s crazy, isn’t it? Anyway, she offered to make some and said that she’s always more then happy to share. I’m sure you could have a cup if you wanted.” 

“What type of tea is it?” Kaminari asked, thinking that stepping out for a second to make a cup of tea would probably be a good idea, because he was beginning to feel warmer and warmer with every excited smile you sent him. 

“I don’t remember.” You trailed off, thinking for a second before shrugging, “But it’s good. Here, want to taste?” You held your mug out to him easily, and he took it without thinking, only to panic slightly. 

Why did he take the mug? Now he had to drink some, because it’d look weird if he just handed it back without trying it. Kaminari felt like his brain was frying, despite not having used his quirk. Nervously, he lifted the cup to his lips and took a gentle sip, not even registering the taste before handing it back to you. 

“Woah, sharing drinks? You two sure are getting close.” Mina teased as she made her way to sit on the other side of you, nudging your shoulder playfully as an impressive blush took over your face. 

“I was just letting him taste the tea Momo made for me! It’s not like that! I promise!” You were stumbling over your words, the blush covering your cheeks darkening by the second. 

Kaminari couldn’t help but think that he wanted to keep seeing you blush like that. He wanted to make you blush like that. He wanted to press his lips to your cheeks to feel if they were as warm as he imagined, and to see if they would darken even-

“Ow!” You called faintly, rubbing your arm before letting out a small laugh. “You shocked me!” Kaminari was already blushing at Mina’s words and his own thoughts, but your sudden shout made his cheeks darken further. 

“I did? Shit, I’m sorry!”  Kaminari reached forward as if to soothe your arm, but stopped himself, “I didn’t mean to.” He told you, moving his hand to rub against the back of his neck instead, relaxing when you laughed again. 

“I didn’t think so. Are you okay?” You asked, turning your body to face him more and leaning against Mina, who was talking to someone on her phone. 

“Shouldn’t I be asking you that?” He asked, noticing that Mina didn’t seem to mind that you were using her to support her as you faced him, tucking your legs under your body. Kaminari wanted you to be comfortable enough to lean against him like that, or to lay your legs across his lap. To touch him casually. 

“I’m okay, you just gave me, like, a static shock. But you seem stuck in your thoughts today.” You tilted your head to the side, pressing your lips to the rim of your mug, right where his were moments earlier, and took a sip.

“Oh, have I? Sorry.” Kaminari shifted slightly in his seat, both uncomfortable with your attention and happy you noticed him. Happy that maybe you notice him the same way he notices you. 

“You don’t need to say sorry, just let me know if you need to talk!” You sent him another smile that was impossibly bright. 

“Look at this!” Mina shoved her phone under your nose, staring to talk excitedly about some message she got as you reached up to grab her phone and read, sending Kaminari an apologetic smile before giving Mina your full attention. 

After a moment, Kaminari decided to leave, not wanting to catch himself staring at you, head full of thoughts he was sure made him a pervert. With his head full, Kaminari didn’t catch your eyes watching him as he walked away, nor the disappointed frown that you hid behind your mug. 

⚡⚡

The room was dark, the couches barely visible in the faint light that the moon casted. Rain pounded heavily against the windows and a slight chill plagued the air. 

You sat on the floor in front of one of the large windows, a blanket wrapped around your shoulders, your legs pulled up and tucked against your chest. Your eyes flashed as lightning struck, followed by the low rumbling of thunder in the distance. 

You turned suddenly at the soft sound of footsteps coming down the stairs, eyes focusing and unfocusing in the faint light in your attempt to identify the person. A sudden flash of lightning, although startling enough to cause you to jump slightly, helped you discover who it was. 

“Kaminari?” You whispered into the empty air, spinning slightly on your butt to face him better, watching his shadow as he searched for your voice.

“Y/N? Where are you?” Kaminari asked, voice louder then yours cutting into the air, and yet not ruining the peaceful feeling in your chest that the rain always brought. 

“Down here.” You lifted your hand for him to see and he made his way over to you, crouching down on the balls of his feet in front of you, sitting closer then he probably thought he was. “Hi.” 

“Why’re you awake?” Kaminari asked after a moment, falling back first to his heels then, finally, sitting fully. 

“I could ask you the same.” You responded, raising an eyebrow, despite knowing that he couldn’t see. But, after half a beat, you shrugged, “I like watching lightning storms when they happen.” 

“That’s an interesting tradition.” Kaminiari said after a moment, enjoying just sitting in silence with you. Somehow, the darkness made it easier to look at you face-to-face, his heart felt less like it was going to explode. The possibility of grabbing your face and kissing you seemed more realistic. He felt braver. 

“Not really a tradition,” You admitted shyly, “it’s more-so a recent thing.” 

After a moment of silence, you became embarrassed at your words and forced yourself to focus on the pounding rain. 

“But you’re just sitting here alone?” Kaminari asked after a moment, attempting to search your face in the dark, hoping against hope to read your expression some. As if the sky was listening to him, a flash of lightning crossed the sky, causing you to jump in place once again. 

You nodded once the darkness returned, before clearing your throat. “Why’re you awake?” You asked him.

“I was just going to grab a snack, I couldn’t sleep.” Kaminari stood at this, “Actually, I’ll be back.”

You watched Kaminari disappear into the kitchen before turning to face the window. You felt lonely now, despite feeling whole and complete alone a second ago. 

Kaminari returned not too long after, holding a bowl and a mug. You heard his steps as he walked closer to you and set the mug at your feet. After a moment and a questioning look up at Kaminari, you picked up the mug, immediately recognizing the smell of your favorite tea. A tentative sip revealed it was made just to your taste. The thought that Kaminari knew how you liked your tea made your chest warm. 

Kaminari stood above you awkwardly, not wanting to leave you alone, but also very aware that, moments before, you were spending time alone and now he was intruding. 

But you were looking up at him and hadn’t asked him to leave. Plus, he grabbed enough chips for two people without thinking. 

You knew that he was probably just waiting to go back to his room, have his snack before going to bed, but you didn’t want him to leave. 

“You can stay? If you want.” You said after a moment, looking away from Kaminari as you said it. 

Much quicker then he should’ve, Kaminari sat beside you, only stumbling once in his haste. After a moment, you awkwardly lifted one corner of your blanket, heart pounding. 

“It’s cold.” You mumbled, refusing to look at him despite the cover of the darkness. After a moment of silence, you slowly turned your head to face him, “You’ll get sick.”

Kaminari could hear his blood rushing through his ears as he scooted closer and accepted the blanket. He had to sit close enough that his thigh was pressed against yours. He told himself that it was because he didn’t want the blanket to slip from your other shoulder. Plus, he could lend some of his body heat to you, because, like you said, you could get sick. He told himself these things and a hundred more, but he knew deep in his gut, he was doing it because, holy shit, you were so close to him and he could hear your breathing, and you were leaning against him, so lightly that he wasn’t even sure if you knew you were doing it. 

You two sat in silence while Kaminari built up his courage to talk. “Can I ask why this new habit started?” He said, before realizing he had spoken like the previous conversation hadn’t stopped. He shifted in place slightly before clearing his throat. “I mean, you said it was more of a recent thing, not a tradition, is there a reason why?”

“Yeah.” You whispered, hoping the darkness would give you the courage to say what you wanted to say. You turned your head to look at him, another strike of lightning outlining his profile, which you barely caught as you jumped. “I actually am kinda scared of storms.”

“I can tell.” Kaminari said with a small chuckle, “Are you trying to get over that fear?” 

“No.” You faced forward again, letting your word linger despite knowing Kaminari was probably confused beside you. “The lightning reminds me of someone.” You said slowly after a moment. Your chest tightened in hope that he would realize what you were implying, but he only continued to play with the corner of the blanket in between his fingers. Slowly, you leaned your head against his shoulder, feeling the tug of sleep playing with your eyelids. You could hear Kaminari breathing as you two sat in silence, only broken by the soft crunch of chips occasionally. 

Kaminari heard your breathing slow, and he knew you were asleep. He couldn’t fight the feeling that this felt right in every way. He wanted to you fall asleep next to him daily. He also couldn’t help the bubble of hope that grew in his chest at the implication that you watched lightning storms just because they reminded you of him. 

Kaminari felt the usual tug in his stomach, the softness pooling there as he thought of you, and he fought to keep his quirk in control. He wanted you to stay asleep. 

After an hour, the rain slowed, then stopped. You woke up to the lack of sound, the darkness telling you that you hadn’t been asleep for long. After a moment, you realized that you here still leaning against Kaminari, and that he had put his arm behind you for you to lean on. 

You slowly sat up, afraid to wake him up if he was asleep. Kaminari turned to look at you with your movement, afraid for a moment you were slipping again, but his eyes widened slightly at seeing that you were awake. 

“I’m so sorry for falling asleep!” You told him suddenly, blush overtaking your face.

“I didn’t mind.” Kaminari admitted before catching himself and coughing. “I mean, you were tired, that’s all. It’s okay!” 

“Thank you for staying with me, Kaminari.” You whispered, still facing him.

“You. You don’t have to be so formal.” Kaminari mumbled, lifting his arm from behind you to rub at the back of his neck. “You can call me Kami-kun, or Denki, or whatever.”

“Oh, okay, thank you. Denki.” You rolled his name in your mouth. It felt right and you smiled. “You can call me by my first name too.”

Denki smiled widely at this, a faint blush covering his cheeks. You could barely make out his face in the darkness, but the little you saw made your heart pound. 

You two stayed there until the first rays of the sun made themselves known, talking and sitting comfortably.