Aizawa POV

I can't bear the thought of how Midoriya got hurt. So badly. And it's my fault. 

If I had done something. Something more. 

I can't believe I let the villains just take him. So eaisly. He's a true hero. He sacraficed himself to save Bakugo and Tokoyami. Now he's in a hospital in critical condition. He's a child. He doesn't deserve this. He's a better hero than I could ever want to be.

The doctors aren't even sure if he's going to make it...

Hizashi has been a great help through this, but I know he's also dealing with this. The greenette's injuries is truly taking a toll on everyone. I can't bother Hizashi any longer. 

My students..

They've been so strong through this..

How?

I've been a pro for years, seen so many horrible things. Yet, seeing Midoriya in such condition is just tearing me apart. 

I slowly make my way to the roof of the school. I full aware that there shouldn't be anyone here. So you can imagine the surprise I felt when I saw one of my students. On the roof. In a position all too familiar. 

There up on the rooftop, there I see. A boy with yellow hair and a lightning bolt there I see. Desperately, I call out. "Hey, dont do it please!"

Denki looked back at me and sniffed, wiping away some tears. I was pissed at how I missed my chance, but hit that with worry as one of my students was ready to end it.

"I guess I should probably tell you why I'm here." he starts. "I really thought he might be the one. Yet when I need him to help me finally, he told me we were done. Guess I was too dumb to see it." he said.

"For god's sake! Are you serious?" I shouted. He was taken aback and stared. "I just can't belive that you are letting one guy make you want to end it all. You aren't stupid Denki." I said, adding a somewhat reassuring smile at the end. "Thanks for listening Aizawa-Sensei. I feel better." Denki said while wearing his classic grin. I smile softly at him and walk out with him.

"I'll always be here for you Denki." I added. 

"Thanks Sensei."

"No problem kid."

I guess I'll wait for tomorrow...

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