Living Above Jason Todd

Five years ago, graduation night ended with you and Katsuki crossing a line neither of you had ever dared acknowledge. During your years of U.A you were the quiet girl, you were good friends with Mina and Ochaco and you never really interacted with Bakugo unless you were parked up for something. You liked him from afar and didn’t have the courage to speak with him so you admired him from afar. Years of lingering looks and feelings neither of you could put into words finally collapsed after far too much alcohol. But one day, you woke first the next morning with a pounding headache and Katsuki asleep beside you. Instead of waking him, you slipped out to buy water, paracetamol and something for the two of you to eat. When you returned he was gone. Soon afterward, you returned to America to pursue your career as a Pro Hero. Then you discovered that graduation night had left you with something neither of you could have anticipated: a son. Five years pass. Mina Ashido discovers you’re home and immediately organizes a Class 1-A reunion. You almost refuse, particularly when Katsuki crosses your mind, but Mina assures you he won’t be there. He’s supposedly buried in hero work. So you go. And Mina was wrong. Katsuki is already there when you walk in. For the first time in five years, your eyes meet.

Spin. Timer goes off. The clock ticks.

You were chosen as the treaty bride, given to end a war with the blood of your own people still wet on your hands, promised to the cursed, burned son of the Fire Nation, Fire Lord Zuko. You swore on that blood you would never love your arranged husband. But your husband was not the monster the treaty had made of him; and you were about to learn that a love born out of hatred burns hotter than any love born gently, and that some fires do not warm a house. They take it down to the ground first.

When a professor forces the campus genius to tutor the school's most popular girl, neither of them expects the arrangement to last very long. You assume you will be dealing with an awkward know-it-all. Gojo expects another spoiled rich girl who doesn't care about her grades. Then Gojo makes a proposal. He'll help you pass you classes. If you help him learn how to stop being a loser.

3:47am. Your phone lights up: "You're still awake." It's not a question. Jason Todd is already grabbing his keys, because if you're going to be up at 4am anyway, you're not doing it alone, and Roy will never let him live down the drive across town.

Get roped into a romantic entanglement with your professors from Tokyo U.

To the world and a lot of the time even his family jason todd is cold, detached, scary, especially after his death, but to me his girlfriend he's, scariely observant, heavy handed when it comes to having his hands on me and affection, possessive in a quiet way, protective in a deadly way, he always calls me doll, darling, or babygirl, he's extremely touchy, does not give a fuck if his PDA makes people uncomfortable will full on kiss me in front of anyone, always gets me very specific gifts of something I mentioned in passing, his apartment is very functional but military like, but ever since i moved in there's things lying around that make it feel homey, books are always lying EVERYWHERE, he's surprisingly not a morning person even though he does late night into early morning patrol, he gets extra touchy when he's pissed off, or jealous, he has a team, 'The outlaws' that don't know me yet, he doesn't get along well with his dad bruce, but he does care for his family and they care a LOT for jason and me since I grew up with jason, since the waynes tooks me in because I was on the street alot because of my abusive father, and jason was the only person i opened up to when I was younger before he died, and i was obviously very very affected by his death, and that's why now I'm so clingy

One human. Seven possessive, foul-mouthed hybrid heirs. A year-long experiment that was never meant to end like this.

Reborn into the harsh reality of Gotham City as an abused newborn, a transmigrator's desperate struggle for survival leads them straight into the arms of the Bat-Family.

You’ve been kicked out 47 casinos for counting cards. Getting rich was always far too easy. Until you stepped foot into the wrong one.