A black haired girl covered in ash walked toward the dorm. She was holding an electronic device. Deku stood at the door.
"Who are you?" he asked her.
"My name is Lily Himura," the girl said. "I'm looking for my sister. The GPS on her cell phone leads here."
"Is your sister's name Rose?" Deku asked.
"Yes, my sister is Rose Himura," Lily replied. "Our house burned down a week ago and I lost her! Please help me find her! She hit her head, and she wandered off before the medics got there, and I don't know what I'll do without her…"
Lily's shoulders shook with sobs.
Deku put a hand on Lily's shoulder. "It'll be alright, Miss Himura. I'll get you to your sister. She's inside."
Deku led Lily to the common room. Rose was lying asleep on the couch, her injured leg sticking out awkwardly.
"Rose!" exclaimed Lily.
Rose started, her eyes opening. "L-Lil?"
Lily embraced her sister. "What happened to your leg?"
"I don't really remember," Rose replied. "It must've happened after the fire…"
Lily touched the bandage. "Who bandaged this? They did a good job!"
"This class…Class 1A, they took me in," replied Rose. "Recovery Girl, the school nurse, took care of my cut."
"Speaking of taking you in…" Lily said. "We have no home. The fire destroyed everything we have. I was hoping you had found a job…I guess you haven't. And we can't stay here."
"Why not?" Rose asked, thinking of Bakugo.
"The class isn't going to take both of us in," Lily said.
Rose smiled. "Deku, you can come in."
She had sensed his heat signature at the door.
"He's been listening," Rose said.
Deku came in, a bit embarrassed. "Just so you know, Rose, Aizawa-sensei already went to see Principal Nezy about keeping the two of you here. Seeing as Bakugo already told you…"
"Am I allowed to tell my sister?" Rose asked.
"I don't see how it would matter," Deku said quietly. "If your memories are going to be wiped, they might as well be wiped together."
"Deku, does that mean I'll forget Bakugo?" Rose asked.
"Probably," said Deku. "You'll forget all of us, and then you'll be sent away."