#tiny boss

Katsuki had gone with a quirk marriage, he did have time for love since he had become one of the top heroes... but the gift he had received a few days after his wife’s birthday changed everything.

A daughter.

A cute little girl that looked like her mother... and thankfully she had also taken her mother’s character. She was playfull, innocent and sweet, a true angel and the the only one that could calm him down at any moment. 

Unfortunately the two of them got a divorce and the mother left the child with Katsuki, something about him being too mean and too violent... he didn’t care about it, The only thing that mattered to him was his daughter.

“Who the hell needs that extra? I have what matters.”

Katsuki spoiled her rotten, if she so much as glanced at the direction of a shop, he’d buy everything just to make her happy. He dressed her up in adorable clothes, cooked for her, played with her and made sure no one made her cry, or got too close.

Despite his view on quirkless people, Katsuki hoped that she’d be quirkless, so that he could go on protecting his little girl. He had vowed to become the best dad in existence.

There were times where he’d take her to his parents house. Mitsuki was the same as Katsuki, spoiling her grandaughter and acting like she was queen of the solar system.

“Hey old hag! Let go of her already, she’s clearly not interested in playing with you!”

“Shut up, you damn brat! And watch that mouth of yours!”

“Speak for yourself you old bat!”

“Papa...”

Katsuki’s enraged expression dissapeared as he looked at you in a much gentle way. You stretched your arms, asking for a hug, Katsuki smirked and got closer, taking you in his arms.

“It can’t be helped.”

However as she grew older, she didn’t rely on him as much as before. She would cook on her own, go out with friends and share secrets with them instead of him. His little girl was growing distant... and he hated it.

Katsuki soon discovered that his daughter was bullied at school and that the one behind all of it, were her so called “friends”. That was enough to trigger every protective instinct in him, his rage was unlike anything anyone had seen in the past. 

He ruined their lives, as a top hero, he could do a lot of things and now that his daughter was in need of his status, he was going to use it. After they suffered a major humiliation and had been exposed, Katsuki killed them himself.

Rumours about how messing with you could only lead to disaster spread around school, now people stayed clear of you... but you were lonely, even though the friends you had trusted had betrayed you... it didn’t change that you wanted friends.

“Dad... what should I do? I... I want to make friends.”

Katsuki wrapped his arms around you and pulled you into a hug. He hated seeing his daughter sad... but he couldn’t allow her to be hurt again. And he knew how to grant both your wish and his.

“Don’t worry, eventually you’ll get what you want.”

“You think so?”

“I know so. You know that I’m always right about things like that.”

“Okay, I trust you dad.”

And indeed what Katsuki told you happened. he called some of his old classmates, those that had kids around your age introduced you to them, growing close to some of them and finding some comfort after all you had gone through.

Katsuki was both happy and angry. You had friends but some of them were boys... another problem he’d have to deal with.

Surely enough, as you entered highschool, boys went after you. And Katsuki was already preparing for it.

During Valentine’s day, he didn’t let you go to school. When there was a major party, he’d make sure that someone he knew was around and would report to him every ten minutes. 

Those extras, those losers weren’t worthy of his daughter. His daughter was the boss of anything and everything, going against her meant going against him... and as much as he liked a challenge, he wouldn’t hesitate to destroy his opponent.

Thankfully, you hadn’t showed interest in any boy, which calmed his heart down. However the fear was always there. He knew that one day, you’d put another male above him... but he wouldn’t go down that easily.

No one would be as important as he was in his daughter’s life. He had made sure of that in the past and he would continue until he died.

Khal Chaeto, several years ago. Best pleco I’ve ever watched. (Probably one of my favorite fish to see at job skills.) I think he thought he was a much bigger pleco than he actually was sometimes. I looked forward to seeing him and his ridiculousness.

Forever a tiny boss, running all the yo-yo loaches out of their caves in fish heaven

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