Fandoms: My Hero Academia
Characters: Todoroki, Momo, Midoriya, Bakugou, Sero, Aizawa, Denki, Mina
Relationship: None, just Dadzawa
Warnings: None
No one expected that they would have enough time after school hours and training for free time. Usually when they would something would always happen. It was a pure surprise when they could. So they get together and discuss what they should play.
Denki suggests Mario Kart, but then scratches that idea due to the TV in the common area not having enough wall sockets for him to plug the console in.
Momo suggested Monopoly, but everyone instantly denied. Todoroki didn't, he instead asked what Monopoly was and why everyone was so against the idea. That was an awkward conversation that essentially boiled down to "Monopoly ruins friendships." He was also certain he heard Midoriya mumble grumpily about Kacchan destroying the board the last time they played. Todoroki didn't want Momo's board to be broken courtesy of Bakugou, even if he doesn't fully know what that meant.
After a little bit they settled on Uno, something that Mina said was simple.
Sero helped him understand the rules, which was nice of him.
One thing that Todoroki didn't understand even after Sero's explanation was the cards where you can put something down yourself. That was going to come back and bite him in the ass, he just didn't know it yet.
It didn't take long until people started playing their personal cards, that was besides Todoroki - who still didn't understand what to do with it - and Sero who was to the left of him. It was currently Sero's turn, with Todoroki following him up. The tape-quirked teenager was excited for his turn.
He places his card down, the one that tells Todoroki to 'Draw 25 or Call your dad'. Midoriya inhales an uncomfortable breath while Bakugou makes a slightly constipated look. Sero doesn't know how to feel about that, he just thought it would be a funny and entertaining situation. Apparently, Midoriya and Bakugou do not agree.
Todoroki looks to Midoriya, "Can you please explain to me what I am supposed to do, again?"
Midoriya smiles uncomfortably back at the duel-haired boy. "Of course. So the option is that you have to either pick up twenty-five cards from the deck," he motions towards the deck of cards before continuing. "Or, you could call your father instead of drawing those twenty-five cards."
Todoroki nods, a look on his face showing he is weighing his options. Then, he takes out his phone, surprising the two who know something that the rest of the class does not. Placing his cards down on the table he dials a number, confusing everyone. 'Why wouldn't Todoroki have his fathers phone number?'
Placing the phone to his ear he waits for the person to answer. Sero could hear someone pick up the phone on the other line. Todoroki stares Sero in the eye as he states with a deadface, "Hey, Mr. Aizawa." Sero's jaw dropped at this. What he didn't know was that most of the class was in a similar state. The other half was trying very hard not to laugh. "We are playing Uno, do you want to come and play the next round with us?"
No one could hear his response, but Todoroki let out a small smile. He said goodbye and hung up the phone. The game continued on as normal, no one thought that their stoic and stone faced teacher would come to play a game of Uno with his class. Oh, how wrong they were.
Not to long before they finish the first game does Mr. Aizawa came through the front doors of the dorms. Everyone besides Todoroki looked at him with shock. The man was wearing a black tank top and bright pink sweatpants with his hair in a bun. This was not something anyone with the exception of Midoriya and Bakugou had ever seen. It seems like Mr. Aizawa finished grading their homework just in time to come and play the next round.
All in all, it was a very eventful night. One that all of the class will remember and enjoy thinking about for the rest of their time there. It seemed like Mr. Aizawa had fun, too. Which was a huge bonus. That man worked way too hard. They know when they're a handful, but they also know that their teacher honestly wouldn't have them any other way.