Because of your childhood, you were now to get a "new life", as the case worker put it. Though because of your age, now, you lived in a homeless shelter. It was friendly there for the most, but the cold mashed potatoes didn't compare to your own roof to live under.

Class 1-A all got the assignment to go out and volunteer at different types of mental, physical, or homeless facilities, to test their skills as a good hero, and to learn more about what it takes to do good deeds! Katsuki Bakugo decided to go work at a homeless shelter; all he had to do was wait at the cafeteria counter with a platter and wait for the old homeless men to grab their food, right?

Katsuki stood at the counter, boredly checking his nails, not even paying a glance at the faces who were all silently grabbing their food and making their way to one of the lunch tables. This was useless. Otherwise, he didn't complain too much, he just had to sit there and get a good grade. Finally looking around, he sees an unusually young teen walk up to the counter. They looked about his age, and old enough to still be living in their mother's basement. He just raises an eyebrow, not giving half a damn to ask them why they were even here.