Bakugou stood at the porch in front of the dorms, watching as the guy, who's name he couldn't stand, walked away with his girlfriend. His glare hardening as he saw him attempt to give you a hug before he changed his mind. He stood there a few moments more, until you were out of sight and all he could do was wait for you to return.

Walking back inside, he decided to go to his dorm to wait for Kiri. He'd be lying if he said he wasn't at least a bit uncomfortable about seeing your family tonight. The two of you had only been back together for about a week and he was positive that they wouldn't be happy with him for the trouble he had a hand in causing over the summer.

Not to mention he had never actually met your grandma before and now that she was living at your house it was inevitable. He'd heard stories from Kiri and knew she had a certain intensity about her. But he also knew the two of you were close, meaning her approval probably mattered to some extent.

He tried not to think about it to much, trying to distract himself with anything in his room. In all honesty he hoped that Kirishima didn't want to leave too soon. He really didn't want to spend time alone with your family without you there. It hadn't mattered before, when he had never met you but after everything that he'd put you through, he could only imagine what they thought about him. The less time alone with your family, the better.

But luck was not on his side today, within thirty minutes Kirishima was knocking at his door, wondering if he was ready to go. It didn't take long before they arrived at Kiri's house, his parents were just as inviting and friendly as they always were.

"We don't want you to feel weird about coming over, you're Eijiro's friend and you're always welcome here. As for Y/N, as long as she's happy, we're happy. So, don't look so tense."

As long as you were happy. That's what your mom had said. He could only hope that you were happy with him, that you didn't wake up one day and realize that you were better off without him. He shook his head, trying to rid the doubt filled thoughts that still crept up at times.

He grabbed a water before following Kiri to the living room, deciding to play some game to pass the time. The two of them sat there a while, watching their characters move about the screen. So far things hadn't been too bad. He still hadn't met your grandma but at this rate, maybe he wouldn't have to worry about it until you got home.

"Eijiro, I know you have a guest, but can you help me a moment?" His mom called from somewhere in the house.

"Sure, mom. Be right there." He turned to face Bakugou before he left, "Just set up the game, I'll be right back."

Katsuki sat back on the couch, the loading screen displayed before him. He pulled out his phone, scrolling through the apps he rarely checked. It was all boring stuff he never really cared to look at. Putting his phone down, he picked up his water and as he went to take a drink, he felt a presence enter the room. A quick glance and he realized it was her, the infamous grandma he'd heard so much about.

"You must be the boy who broke my granddaughters' heart!" she exclaimed, causing him to choke on his water.

He sat there coughing, trying to catch a breath. He'd only just met her and the first thing out of her mouth really made her live up to her reputation. She instantly took a free spot next to him, not giving him a chance to stand up and introduce himself. Not that that mattered, she already knew him as the guy who broke your heart. Great.

"So, you're Bakugou." She paused with a thoughtful expression on her face. "You must have had her wrapped around your finger if you got her to take you back."

He didn't know what to say, stunned into silence. But she didn't take any notice, continuing to talk, not giving him a chance to respond, even if he wanted to.

"You know, it was actually my idea for her to go out with that Hoshi boy, but now that you two are back together it seems that that's caused a problem for you both. She's already told me everything about the two of you. Well she left out a few details but Eijiro was kind enough to fill me in on that."

Her eyes didn't leave him as he went to take another drink of water. He wanted to do anything besides sit there awkwardly while she spoke.

"Speaking of which, I just want to make sure the two of you are being safe. I got some condoms for you both if you need them."

He instantly went into another coughing fit, his face heating up at what she had said. This could not be happening right now. He couldn't take this conversation with his own parents. Usually telling them to shut up and leave him alone, but he couldn't say that now, not to your grandma. He held up his hand trying to get her to stop talking.

"That's really not necessary, we haven't-" he couldn't even finish the sentence. It's not that he hadn't thought about it, but he had barely fixed things between you both, he wasn't trying to get you to do something you weren't ready for.

"Oh, I just assumed, the two of you are almost third years and you kids sure do things differently than when I was young. Well they're in her room if you need them, don't want you both to become a statistic. You know, when I was about your age, I actually met my late husband."

She continued talking but Katsuki couldn't hear a word she was saying. He was in some state of shock at how this conversation was going. Never in a million years did he think that this would be the first conversation he'd share with your grandma. Kirishima returned then, stopping in front of Katsuki, a confused look on his face. Katsuki only looked up, pleading him to save him from this situation. But he didn't, taking the last remaining seat on the couch, leaving Katsuki in between the two of them.

"So, what are you two talking about?" Kiri questioned, trying to hide his smile at how uncomfortable Bakugou looked.

"I was just telling him the story of how I met your grandpa," she spoke like their entire conversation had been normal, and to her maybe it was. She turned towards Bakugou again before she continued talking, "You know we got married fresh out of high school. Have you thought about that? I know you both just fixed everything but it's something you have to think about. I don't want you to go breaking her heart again."

"I-" his jaw hanging open, what was he supposed to say? He could see Kiri trying not to laugh, his hand covering his mouth. The front door opened then, and he instantly looked across the room, eyes meeting yours when he saw you walk in. He hoped that you would get him out of here, but just like your brother you were nosy and wanted to hear the conversation.

But by some grace, the universe giving him some luck, your grandma didn't want to continue talking with you here. You led him to your room, and he saw your expression change to one of shock at something your grandma had said but he had stopped listening the second you pulled him away from the couch.

You had stopped in your room, taking a moment to cover your face from the embarrasemnt of whatever she had said. He took that momement to glance around your room. He'd been in your room at the dorms plenty of times, but he'd never actually seen your room here. He'd passed it whenever he was here with Kiri, but your door was always closed, and he was never nosy enough figure out what the room held.

You finally turned to look at him, "So, what did you two talk about?"

He pulled you into his arms, "I don't want to talk about it." He placed his chin on top of your head, his face heating up again as he tried not to think about the uncomfortable conversation he had with your grandma and the fact that there were condoms somewhere in your room.