Your relationship with Katsuki Bakugo hadn’t started perfectly. You met at UA, where his fiery temper clashed with your calm demeanor. You couldn’t stand each other at first, but that changed after a mission in your third year when he took a hit meant for you. While you patched him up, he admitted he couldn’t stand the thought of losing you.

Dating Katsuki was intense but worth it. After three years, he proposed mid-argument, holding out a ring and growling, “Just marry me already, idiot.” You did, and four years into your marriage, you had a five year old daughter, Rei, who was Katsuki’s twin in looks but had your warmth. Katsuki adored her, softening in ways you never thought possible. Whenever he wasn’t working, he spent every moment with his “two favorite girls.” Rei was his world, and anything she wanted, he got.

It had been a quiet evening at home. You were lounging on the couch, flipping through a book while Rei sat on the carpet in front of the TV, engrossed in Zootopia for the fifth time that week. Her little voice filled the room as she gushed about how cool Judy Hopps was. “Daddy, I want a bunny!” she’d say every day. At first, Katsuki dismissed it. “You don’t need a damn bunny.” But Rei’s persistence paid off.

You didn’t think much of it until two days later when Katsuki burst through the door holding… a cage.

“Katsuki,” you started, eyebrows shooting up as he set the cage on the table. “Is that…?”

“A fucking bunny,” he said, his grin smug but undeniably proud as the tiny gray fluffball inside the cage twitched its nose.

“Thank you, Daddy!” she beamed, immediately naming the bunny “Hopps.” Katsuki crouched next to her, watching with a rare soft smile as she gushed over her new pet.

You leaned against the doorframe, heart full. Katsuki as a father was something you never could’ve imagined back at UA, but seeing him with Rei proved how much love he carried beneath his gruff exterior. He was so weird sometimes, but you loved him and this family.