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Could you make a father figure fic for Todoroki?

Father Figure Reader | {Todoroki Shouto}

Hey y’all sorry for being literally nonexistent for a fat ass minute and not posting any writing I hope y’all can forgive me

Writing and coming up with ideas is a bit challenging atm but I’ll try to post more even if they’re shorter

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I hope you enjoy!

Pairing: [Platonic] Todoroki Shouto x (Older) Male Reader

Words: 2k (2,042)

Warning(s): None

Requests: Open

The moment Shouto stepped into Endeavor’s agency he wanted to just turn around and walk back to the dorms.

He regretted choosing his father’s agency for his work-study.

Although being forced to be around his father for an extended period of time was not something he would ever want to do willingly, he is the number 2 hero so he might as well try to learn something from him.

Caught up in his own thoughts while looking around, Shouto didn’t notice you standing in front of him and walked directly into you.

You let out a startled sound as you dropped several portfolios scattering papers all over the floor.

Shouto immediately swore to himself for being so careless.

“I’m sorry, I didn’t mean to bump into you.”

The man just sighed and turned around.

“Ah, it’s fine. It's just some papers.”

Shouto just looked at you confused, he expected you to be upset with him for making you drop your seemingly important papers.

You got a good look at Shouto’s face. “Wait, you’re Endeavor’s kid right?”

Shouto nodded.

“Great! I've been waiting to meet you all day. I'm (Y/N)! C’mon, let's head to the front desk to get you checked in.”

You put your hand over his shoulder and tugged him along, the dropped papers forgotten on the floor.

“What about your papers?”

You just shook your head.

“Don’t worry about it, I can just get someone else to pick it up.”

About 5 minutes later Shouto now had a small ID badge clipped onto his shirt and a small handheld map of the agency.

“So, your father isn’t actually in the office right now, he was actually called out for something important.”

Shouto looked up at you to see you rolling your eyes and scoffing.

“I don't know what for but it’s annoying that he made you come all this way just to not be here. Dumb old man.”

You muttered the last part but Shouto still caught it, he was surprised that one of the heroes from his father’s agency would speak that way about him.

He was used to people singing his father’s praises and making excuses for him, not criticizing him.

“Anyways since he’s not here and I don’t want you wandering aimlessly alone in this massive building, I have decided that I’m going to give you a personal tour of the Endeavor Agency, what do ya think?”

Shouto had his reservations about spending his day with one of his father’s sidekicks but he didn’t have anything else to do.

“Okay.”

You smiled at him.

“Great, let’s get started shall we?”

The rest of the day Shouto spent with you, you showed him most of what the agency had to offer except some restricted areas and floors that he wasn’t allowed to go to.

Shouto expected it to be more boring than it was. You spoke to him casually but never pressured him to respond and you even told him some of the gossips that were happening around the office.

Now you were leading him down a hall back on the first floor.

“Alright this is arguably the most important part of the agency and it’s also my personal favorite.”

You led him through another door and he recognized the room as the agency Cafeteria.

“If you ever need me or just want to chat I’m in here every day in the afternoon having lunch and if you can’t find me here I’m in the 5th-floor staff room, so just come find me and if anyone asks just say I asked you to meet me there.”

He just nodded.

“Great, now let’s get some lunch.”

Endeavor came back a little while after you and Shouto had eaten, dragging Shouto off to finish the rest of his work-study duties for the day. But before he left, you gave him your phone number. Just in case he needed something.

Throughout the next few days, Shouto began dropping by more during his downtime.

He wasn’t social by any means. He was still as quiet and kept mostly to himself but he did enjoy your company and the fact that you treated him like he was his own person and not just Endeavor's son.

When Shouto showed up to the cafeteria for the first time by himself, he saw you sitting alone at a table, scrolling through your phone and eating.

When your eyes landed on him standing there with a tray of food your face brightened and you patted the spot next to you inviting him over.

You asked about his day and various other topics about his work-study.

And Shouto was awkward at least in the beginning.

As he came back more and more Shouto slowly began to feel at ease with you.

Whenever he visited, you never pressured him to answer your questions or even speak to you, giving him time to respond and if he didn’t feel like it, he didn’t have to.

That’s something you assured him of after the first day of him not responding to most of your conversation.

But he began to open up after a few days, talking about his time at UA and the friends he’s met. You also learned what his favorite food was and listened to his subtle complaints about Aizawa’s workload when you helped him with his homework.

It became a routine for Shouto to visit you during his downtime. He would just stop by to say hi and he would sit with you as you did paperwork or walk around the agency helping you with various small tasks before he had to go back to his father.

Today was a particularly busy day for you however so you showed up a tad bit late to meet up with Shouto in the cafeteria but when you got there he was nowhere to be seen.

You hoped that you didn’t miss him.

Just in that moment however your phone vibrated in your pocket.

Checking the notification showed a short message from Shouto.

“My father is dragging me to Hosu.”

You frowned and immediately replied.

“Without lunch?!”

“I bought something before I left, don't worry.”

You sighed.”

“Good, make sure you stay safe out there, got it?”

He sent back a thumbs-up emoji and you shut off your phone to continue getting lunch but you did so you couldn’t shake a bad feeling forming in the pit of your stomach.

‘Maybe I’ll stay a bit later today just to make sure he’s okay.’

You went about your daily routine of patrol and filling out paperwork, checking your phone occasionally for any updates on Shouto and so far, nothing.

No texts or calls, which on its own isn’t too much of an issue but that nagging feeling just wouldn’t go away so, to quell your unrest you decided to put a pause on your paperwork and call him.

As the dial tone rang you tapped your foot and muttered to yourself.

“He’s going to answer and he’s going to be fine and your dumb brain can finally be quiet.”

But he didn’t, so you tried calling again and again each time being sent to voicemail.

You were going to call again when one of the agency's sidekicks suddenly opened the door.

“Oh, hey (Y/n), have you heard about what’s happening in Hosu?”

You paused to look at him, stopping mid-button press.

“No, what happened?”

“They’re calling all heroes near Hosu, apparently all hell broke loose.”

Your eyes widened as you scrambled to look up the news feed.

Oh god.

Immediately photos of Hosu being on fire and strange monsters ravaging the city showed up.

Your gut feeling made sense now.

You didn’t need to see anymore as you jumped out of your seat, interrupting the sidekick as you flew out of the agency doors, sprinting in the direction of Hosu.

The news feed said all modes of public transportation to Hosu had been cut off so you could only hope you could get there in time.

Shouto quietly sat in the hospital bed of his shared room with Midoriya and Iida still feeling the frustration of being told off from defeating Stain.

The fact that they gave all of the credit to his father made it worse.

He sighed.

‘What would (Y/n) think of this?’

He paused before cursing to himself.

He completely forgot about you.

Grabbing his phone and turning it on, Shouto saw the several missed calls and the many texts you sent but the most recent text stood out.

“I’m on my way.”

That was sent hours ago.

Shouto suddenly felt nervous and opened your contact, preparing to call you when the door to the room was suddenly slammed open.

He and the other boys jumped at the sound and looked at who barged in.

Midoriya and Iida were confused at who the man in the doorway was but Shouto recognized you instantly.

You were disheveled and a bit worse for wear but it was still you.

He watched your shoulders sag in relief when you saw him.

Shutting the door behind you, you rushed to his side and wrapped your arms around him in a bone-crushing hug.

“God, kid, you weren’t answering your phone, and when I heard about what’s going on in Hosu I came as fast as I could. I was worried sick about you.”

You pulled away and began looking him over and assessing the damages.

“You’re okay right, no permanent injuries?”

Shouto was silent, his well-being was overshadowed by his father “saving” them from the hero killer, almost no one asked if he was okay they just praised the fact that his father was there and hardly seemed relieved that he got out mostly unscathed.

But here you were, doting on him, checking in on him, and making sure he was okay.

It felt… nice having you dote on him.

“I’m okay, Iida sustained the most injuries.”

You looked over your shoulder to see Midoriya and Iida looking at you wide-eyed and curious.

“Oh hey, Todoroki told me a bit about you guys, nice job at the sports festival by the way you guys did great, well, minus the whole finger breaking situation.”

Midoriya blushed and stuttered out his defense causing you and Iida to laugh.

For the rest of your visit, you sat with Shouto and just chatted about the bit of workplace drama that happened in the agency while he was gone Shouto also confided in you about how he and the other two defeated Stain

“Kid, you stress me out and while it’s my duty as a hero to scold you for being that reckless, I’m going to assume the others and your father have already done that, so instead I’m just gonna say I’m glad you’re okay and please if you ever decide to do something like that again let me know so I can be there to help.”

Your phone vibrated in your pocket and excusing yourself you pulled it out.

Shouto was surprised that you were so calm about it, he expected more of a visceral reaction

“Damn it, sorry to cut my visit short but I forgot I left a pile of unfinished paperwork back at the agency.” You stood up and placed a hand on Shouto’s head and ruffled his hair before walking to the door. “I know you said you’re okay but give me a call if you need anything alright? See ya!”

Shouto just waved and watched as the door slid shut.

“Todoroki, who was that?”

He looked over to Midoriya.

“He’s… a friend from my father’s agency.”

Midoriya and Iida smiled.

“It’s fortunate that you made an acquaintance, especially one with experience as a hero, that knowledge is invaluable when trying to improve.”

“Yeah Iida’s right and it seems like he’s a caring person too!”

Shouto hummed in agreement.

He remembered how you treated him, like a person and not just Endeavor’s son.

You treated him kindly and really listened when he spoke and helped him whenever he was stuck with something.

Shouto felt an unfamiliar warmth in his chest when he thought of the way you worried for him.

‘Is this what a family is supposed to feel like?’

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