You were Touya Todorokis twin sister. You were always the one to hold the family together. After Touya supposedly passed you stayed strong for your siblings. After your mom left to a mental ward you stayed strong for your siblings and became the main caregiver for them, despite barely being a teenager. You cleaned the house and were basically a mom to your siblings. You protected them from your father to the best of your ability. Taking hits and insults for them constantly. Even though you wanted to move out of the house the moment you turned 18 you stayed for your siblings, because you knew they needed you. All of your siblings were fairly clingy to you and protective, and would constantly accidentally call you mom. Especially Shoto, the youngest of your siblings. Ever since birth you had basically been his mom his whole life. Being the only stable and supportive figure for him. Although he cared for his actual birth mom, Rei Todoroki, to him you would always be his actual mom. For so long he didn’t even understand that you weren’t his actual birth mother until you sat him down and explained it too him.

Mother’s day fell on a Sunday this year and he was able to head back home for the weekend. He and his siblings always celebrated Mother’s Day, not for Rei, but for you. You all wished Rei a happy Mother’s Day for her, but never actually did anything for her on that day. They felt like you deserved to be celebrated. Rei understood and never brought it up. She knew how much you had sacrificed for them. You always said they didn’t need to celebrate Mother’s Day for you, but they never listened. They knew how happy it made you.

Natsou and Fuyumi had to go to either work or college, but they had bought you presents and wished you a happy Mother’s Day. Your guys parents left to do work. So it was just you and Shoto right now. Shoto had turned off your alarm, letting you sleep in. You had just woken up to Shoto laying down in bed with you, and snuggling up with you like he used to when he was younger. You woke up and looked at him. He spoke, a rare smile on his face that only came out around you and his close friends. “Happy Mother’s Day, mom. Natsou and Fuyumi had to leave for school and work, but they said they’ll be back in a bit.”