A dinner date ensues. OOC Izuku x Genderbend!Katsuki. Enjoy!
It wasn't everyday Izuku was going to have female company at his house. But on this particular Saturday, it was happening. It wasn't as subtle as a typical romance. A girl asks a boy out and comes over to make dinner. Instead, it was Katsuki pinning Izuku to his locker in her demand to come over on Saturday night for dinner. She demanded a candlelight dinner, a movie, and even champagne in the hot tub. He didn't know where to acquire a hot tub, but Katsuki politely told him to become creative. She finished the demand by giving him a wedgie and a wet willie. It didn't go without a peck on the cheek from his bedeviled, vile girlfriend. Never did a kiss felt savored. For a moment, his tongue didn't need to reside on the dirty, infested bathroom floor.
Everything was going along smoothly. He ordered take-out. As an ill-attempt of a gourmet meal, he put the take-out into an oven and let it settle so it can a homemade feeling. Of course, he was being cheap and the only thing he could make without burning the kitchen was his grilled cheese sandwich and peanut butter and jelly sandwiches. Speaking of which, he checked on his "homemade" pizza.
He was thankful to have the home alone. Acquiring alone time wasn't easy. It didn't take much of a genius to stick a thermometer under his lamp until it was hot enough to put into his mouth. Sick with worry, his parents wanted to decline family night to tend to him. Dramatic he portrayed, he told his pleading parents to not worry about him. He had his soup and orange soda to hold him for the night. He didn't want to be the source of a failed Saturday. His parents were grateful and promised to return him a program and something from the gift shop. He was sad and upset that he couldn't go to a Four Non-Blondes concert. He was really shocked to not see them. Woe was Izuku as he bid them farewell.
They departed along with his sarcasm of not attending the concert.
He checked his watch. He had about twenty minutes before Katsuki's arrival. As for their movie selection, she wanted something cheesy. Something so horrible that they need to laugh at the movie's failure to launch. They decided on three movies: Pootie Tang, The Adventures of Pluto Nash, and Failure to Launch.
Izuku and Katsuki were served the same dish as Seth MacFarlane's view on Matthew McConaughey.
As for the champagne in the hot tub, he was able to acquire non-alcoholic carbonated grape juice. He hoped she couldn't tell the difference. He found his mother's bath beads and tossed in the tub before…. He paused for the moment upon the realization of Katsuki's final request.
Champagne in the hot tub? What is she getting at? Is she trying to imply something? I mean, what the what?!
Knowing the traditional route of a boyfriend-girlfriend relationship would have eventually led to the hot tub, but so soon? He was thinking that they have yet gone on a few dates. They have only kissed about three times. Are they ready for the next step, he was thinking after turning the dial for the water in the bathtub.
With everything in place, he was ready for tonight. Then, he forgot the final piece of the puzzle, his clothing. He wasn't sure what attire she was ready, but he needed to be somewhat formal. He returned to his bedroom with haste in search of clothing. No time for a shower, he sprayed his body with cologne and air freshener, just in case. He went into his closet and pull on a pair of khaki slacks and an orange long-sleeve buttoned-down shirt. He looked in the mirror and put a mint in his mouth.
Izuku Midoriya was finally ready for tonight.
He slid down the stair railings and returned to the kitchen. He pulled his pizza out of the oven. The dinner table has already been set. The movies were on the living room table, ready for play. The bathroom was ready for their "finale."
Everything was planned to the best of his ability. He snapped his fingers as he took a seat at the table. He did a double take on the arrangements of the table.
He heard a knock at the door.
It was time. He swallowed a lump in his throat. He silently prayed to God for a great evening. He checked his hair; checked his breath; checked his underarms. He nodded his head.
"Here I come," he called out from the kitchen. He trailed into the living room. He reached for the flowers that he purchased for Katsuki, which was upon request from a text later on that day. He opened his door and presented his gift to his guest."
"Wow, you actually brought flowers," his guest said in a surprised tone, inhaling the scent of the flowers. "They smell...like you actually spend some coin." She lowered the flowers to see Izuku, as he was displaying his nervousness.
"No, of course, not, Kacchan," said Izuku while rubbing the back of his head. He already felt the sweat vacating his underarms. He hoped that his father's aftershave on his underarms could mask the scent. Wait a minute, he thought, does aftershave belong on underarms? He negated the thought as he extended his door to allow Katsuki's entrance.
He blushed as he saw the abrasive, bullying teen wearing a sundress. It was a drop to his mouth to see the tomboy in an actual dress. Whether her mother went to the nearest store to buy her ensemble or Vans or Nike sported that outfit, he was pleasantly surprised to see her wear such a dashing wardrobe. Retrospectively, he saw her in a skirt when they visited that Haitian-Japanese fusion restaurant, but she claimed to burn it after their date. It wasn't until the snap of her fingers to return the stunned Izuku to reality.
"Hello, baka," she called to Izuku while yelling into his ears. "Are you contacting Planet Earth from that orbit of a big head?"
He scoffed. "Please, easy with the quips, Katsuki." He felt that sting when calling her Christian name. She turned red, easily wrapping her fist into defensive mode. She then relaxed, whispering to herself before calming. Maybe the reminder of her idea of dinner and this not being her house calmed the sleeping giant. She walked a few steps into the living room. She heard light jazz music playing in the background.
She walked further and smelled scented candles. Lavender, if she wasn't mistaken. Smell like the stuff her mother buys from the dollar store, but she would give him a B for effort. She reminded herself that this was her idea for the date, so lighten up on the emerald-haired boy she told herself.
"Jazz, candlelights in the living room," she said while hiding her true expression of flattery and embarrassment. "It is just a date between teenagers, not college sweethearts."
"Hey, you said a cheesy date," he coughed. "So, a cheesy date is being acquired."
He heard the sound of the oven going off.
"Speaking of cheezy, the pizza is ready," said Izuku. He pointed his finger in a form of excuse and sprinted into the kitchen. It wasn't until Katsuki pulled him from his collar.
"Wait a minute, skunk breath," she said. She closed her eyes, keeping her composure. "I think it is a gentleman thing to take my coat."
He laughed, shrugging his shoulders. He was pacing back and forth, containing his nervousness. "Coat? Sorry about that. Not easy doing this."
"Not easy for you to be a weirdo. But, at least your weirdo self has outdone himself nice," she said in a form without trying to insult him. "Take my coat, please."
Izuku nodded to her. He took her coat, carefully not to wrinkle it. It looked expensive, he believed. He went to the linen closet and dropped it off. He then made his way to the kitchen to retrieve his "homemade pizza."
Katsuki observed the living room while Izuku was in the kitchen. It was not her first time in the Midoriya household. She had many events here. However, this was her first time alone with him. Believe it or not, the tomboy was nervous. She borrowed bra pads from her mother to put on her underarms to cover the sweat. If Izuku was looking closely, she stuffed tissues in her training bra to display a mature, robust woman. She tried to be as sexy as possible. Even the sundress she bought from her collection of stolen lunch money. Much of which belonged to Izuku.
She told herself that it was her idea and she wanted to use this opportunity to have Izuku alone. She wished she wasn't conflicted in her emotions. But for now, she was doing the best she can. She saw him struggled with the pizza. He forgot to get oven mitts. He screamed, dropping the pizza on the tray while running to the sink. She laughed silently. She knew the pizza wasn't homemade. She saw the pizza boxes sticking out of the garbage can.
"Ow, ow, ow," cried Izuku before returning to the kitchen. He saw Katsuki. "I mean ow, this pizza I made is so slamming, Kacchan. You might just get lost in the sauce with this." He winked.
She pushed him to the size. "Yeah, yeah, lame-o. Save that lame ass line for the fool who writes those lame ass jokes. And by a fool, I mean Minoru."
"At least I am not your mother. I checked your father's cell phone and he has under her contacts as Little Caesars," murmured Izuku under his breath. "Hot and Ready."
"What was that, baka," interjected Katsuki, smiling with her hand tightly fisted and eyebrows furrowed.
"Nothing," he replied nervously.
"Sweet," she answered smiling. She hit him on the back of his shoulder.
Ouch!
To be continued….
