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“Kacchan will come back! He promised he would! See?” Izuku showed them the last message he sent on his phone. “It’ll be okay!” He balled his fists in determination. “Midoriya-” Kaminari stressed. “He-” “Has to come back and meet his child.” Izuku put his hand on his stomach.
They all stopped trying to make him understand after that. It became very clear to all of them why he wouldn’t believe them. It was because he couldn’t. Not without losing the pup that was growing inside him. Shoto made a decision then that he wasn’t going to let him be alone.
He wasn’t going to let him go through a whole pregnancy hoping for Bakugo’s return alone! He moved in with him after Bakugo’s funeral into his humble apartment that he refused to move out of. They turned Midoriya’s office room into a nursery,
and Shoto moved into the rather spacious coat closet that Midoriya was using to store his collectibles. Sure, he had amorous feelings for the omega. But he was closest friend so it impossible not to. He didn’t let it get in the way of the right thing to do.
Izuku never stopped hoping for Bakugo’s return. And he raised Yagi hoping for it as well. Shoto knew he had to believe this way in order to stay alive. If it made his life easier, it wasn’t Shoto’s place to deny it. He loved Yagi and he loved Izuku but he was also human.
And he had human urges. His alpha instincts were begging for him to claim Midoriyaz And he knew fighting them was going to be a challenge. Luckily, he had friends willing to help with that. “I’m… sorry?” He asked Kaminari one day. “I said I can help you with your ruts!”
The beta had offered at a bar one day. “You’re a handsome guy, I don’t mind! Playing house with Midoriya’s gotta be driving you crazy, right? Let me help take some of the edge off!” It sounded logical at the time and Shoto really didn’t want to ever break and impose on Izuku.
It did help. And when Sero asked him one day how he tolerated living with an omega and raising a child together without the benefits that came with it, Shoto gave Denki credit for helping keep his instincts at bay. And then he offered to help too!
He made it clear to both Hanta and Denki that he wasn’t in a place where he could have a romantic relationship. That Izuku and Yagi would always come first. And they both seemed okay with it for the first few years. But then Denki found out about Hanta and didn’t take it well.
“Todoroki-kun…” Izuku approached him seriously one day. “I really appreciate all you’ve done for me and Yagi but… if you want to move on with your life, you can! I have to stay here for Kacchan. But you deserve to be happy! You’re the most sought after hero bachelor, you know!”
“I’m happy here.” Shoto smiled sweetly. “Watching Yagi grow up with the childhood I never had is nice.” “Really?” Izuku smiled sadly and Shoto could tell something was wrong. “Did something happpen?” “I just got off the phone with Kaminari-kun. He made some fair points!”
“What did he say to you?!” Shoto paled. He never told Izuku that he spent his ruts with other people. All the omega knew was he would get a hotel to deal with them. “Just that maybe I’m being unfair to you! I never want to hold you back from a happy family!”
“I’ve been happier living with you and Yagi than I have in a long time!” Shoto insisted. “His concern isn’t warranted!” “I guess I just worry for you when Kacchan comes back! I don’t know how he’ll feel about you living with us!”
“Kaminari-kun’s right that it’s selfish of me to hold onto you until then! I feel terrible! I’ve kept you from having a real family and forced you to become mine! Yagi loves you like a father, and I rely on you too much! I’m sorry!” “Midoriya, I know what I signed up for!”
Shoto grabbed his hands. “But nothing is going to convince me to let you do this alone! If Bakugo throws my things out the door and never lets me return, I will still be glad I kept you and your family safe and happy until he came back! You said it yourself right?!”
“Being a hero is giving help even when it’s not asked for!” Izuku nodded his head and cried into his chest gratefully that night. And Shoto stopped seeing Kaminari. He stopped seeing Hanta too for good measure. They both seemed to take it well. But maybe he was naive.
They managed to maintain their friendship which was good for Yagi Shoto thought he was able to provide him a happy childhood. Yagi never wanted for anything, never witnessed any hostility in their household, never so much as saw Shoto raise his voice at Izuku.
He was a happy child who was just as sweet and energetic as his dam. And also confident and driven as his sire. But Shoto never did ask him how he felt about constantly waiting for someone that was never coming. He never asked him if he was okay with Izuku’s denial.
But he never anticipated him lashing out in such an awful way! Izuku was a wonderful dam even if he was hanging onto a hopeless dream. He didn’t deserve this. The way Yagi spoke reminded Shoto of Touya. And he wondered if this was somehow all his own fault.
Did he just see what he wanted to see? Parenting was harder than Shoto ever anticipated, and he didn’t know what he would do if Izuku didn’t make it. How would he be able to look Yagi in the face?! After Yagi said those awful words to Izuku, he was inconsolable.