"Look at me, brat!" Katuski sighed as her mother began another of her daily tirades, turning away from the TV to face her. "How many times have I told you to stop leaving your shitty toys around the house!?" Her mother held up the Ultra-Rare All Might figurine Katsuki had gotten just a week ago. Her eyes widened as the five year old girl suddenly lunged for the figurine. Moving back as fast as she could, the woman stuck out an arm to stop her daughter, who began to detonate small explosions in her hands in frustation.
"Give me that, you damn hag!" She grunted as she tried to move forward, only to be grabbed by the large arms of her father.
"Woah there, little lady," he muttered softly as he smiled down at his daughter. "What's got you and your mother fighting?"
"That damn hag took my Ultra-Rare figurine!" She screeched, trying to wriggle out of his arms. "I just got it last week, and if she scuffs it, I'll-"
"I wouldn't have had it if you didn't leave it on the ground!" Her mother yelled, cutting her off. At that, Katsuki blushed and struggled even harder in her father's arms.
"Oh, well, as long as you don't leave it on the ground again, there's no harm done, right?" Her father put Katsuki down gently and plucked the figurine from his wife's hand easily.
"You shouldn't just give it back to her, Masaru!" Her mother growled as Masaru gave Katsuki the figurine back.
"Why not, Mitsuki?" He asked softly. "It won't do her any harm."
"It will!" Katsuki retreated behind her father's legs, sticking her tongue out as her fuming mother tried to snatch the figurine back. "She shouldn't just get what she wants all the time!"
"Well, I won't give her what she wants all the time, then." Masaru then turned to the triumphant looking Katsuki. "Maybe you should apologize to your mother for leaving your figurine out, and we'll call it even, okay, little lady?" Katsuki's face turned increasingly more upset as Masaru spoke, and she turned red at his nickname for her.
"I guess, it's fine, if she apologizes and promises not to do it again." Mitsuki comprised, now looking even more triumphant then her daughter had a few moments ago.
"That's not that bad, Katsuki." Masaru patted her on the head reassuringly as she grasped the figurine in her hand harder and ground her teeth together.
"Fine!" She spat, annoyed. "I'msorryandIwon'tdoitagain!" She rushed it out and then dashed away from her parents, up the stairs and into her room. She slammed the door behind her and carefully put the figurine down. She stayed on the floor, sprawled out for quite some time on the cold tile floor. She was just about to fall asleep when-
"Katsuki! Get your ass out of your room!" Mitsuki called from somewhere downstairs. Dammit, Katsuki thought, I'd forgotten- "You've still got to go to school today!"
Welcome to my first BNHA fanfiction! I hope this first chapter is okay ^^
Next chapter we're going to visit lil' Izukkun.