Scenario with Katsuki BnHA

[julie555]

~ Pov "You're sitting on a bench in the park when suddenly Katsuki comes up to you, what does he want?" BnHA ~

(OC x Canon content)

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Think of a number from 1 to 10 and look below!

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1)

She simply sat down to be alone—to think and listen to the rustling of the leaves. Katsuki approached quickly, openly observing her. "Why are you sitting alone? Don't you want me to guard you from the squirrels?" he snorted and, without waiting for an answer, sat down next to her. He silently handed her a thermos of hot chocolate—"Mom gave it to you, don't ask." At first, she was confused, then she smiled—and a quiet companionship hung between them, where words were superfluous.

2)

She was thinking about yesterday's misunderstanding when Katsuki appeared without knocking. He sat down opposite her and began harshly, almost evasively: "I don't like stupid arguments," and removed the armband he wore as a sign of his stubborn pride. "Sorry if that was mine," he said evenly, pushing his pride aside. Her heart pounded harder—apologies from him always sounded like confessions.

3)

His reason for coming was simple and bold—he wanted a proposition: "Train with me tonight. And don't refuse," he said when he saw her staring into the distance. He pulled a pair of gloves from his backpack and placed them next to her, as if it were a contract. She hesitated at first, but then agreed—because it was hard to resist someone who makes the first move.

4)

He approached because he noticed the sadness flickering across her face. "Don't look so pathetic," he muttered, but then he took her hand and gently ruffled her hair. It was rough and at the same time surprisingly caring. She laughed in surprise—and Katsuki's protective, scorching manner turned into a form of support she hadn't expected.

5)

Katsuki appeared as a noisy group of his peers approached the park. He stood between them, unhurriedly, with that same dangerous look that said, "Leave me alone." He didn't shout, but his presence was a warning wall. She felt a sense of safety that made her heart beat more calmly.

6)

The book she'd forgotten lay on the bench; he approached her with it in his hand and handed it to her like a trophy. "Here. Don't lose things because of your absent-minded appearance," he grumbled, but there was warmth in his voice. She took the book, and their fingers accidentally brushed—a brief, poignant moment. She looked at him, and gratitude flickered in her eyes.

7)

He came over to return a small gesture: a paper airplane he'd picked up a week ago and kept as a reminder of their first conversation. "You threw it away," he muttered, handing her the toy. She laughed as she recalled that awkward moment. His gesture was simple, but it said more than any monologue.

Katsuki appeared with a challenge: "The game is whoever refuses first." He handed her a ticket to a mini-amusement ride nearby, and his eyes sparkled. She accepted the challenge; a light competition and laughter ensued between them. His signature confidence mingled with genuine interest—everything became more exciting around him.

9)

Her mood was low after a hard day; He came over, sat down next to her, and silently took off his jacket, draping it over her shoulders. "Don't be cold," he said curtly. It wasn't just physical protection, but also a gesture that conveyed his attention and desire to be close. The warm fabric and his silent presence melted the ice in her chest.

10)

The last time he came over, he couldn't keep it to himself anymore. Katsuki sat close, looking absurdly serious, and blurted out, "Listen, don't be scared, but I... I like it when you sit alone. It feels like you're real then." She blushed, not believing what she heard. His confession wasn't smooth, but it was honest—and in the quiet park, something new was born between them.