"What's going on?" Ashido asked calmly. 
                          
"She was caught lying on her leave form." Aizawa replied while staring at his students. "Shouldn't you guys be in bed?" Aizawa asked. 
                          
"It's like ten o'clock dude." Kirishima whined in return. Aizawa just sighed as he took a seat on the couch. 
                          
"It's been a long day." He groaned. They sat in silence for a few moments before Aizawa dug something out of his pocket. He tossed a small box to Todoroki and a small one to Kirishima. 
                          
"Put those on." He ordered to the boys. "Bakugo and Midoriya can show you guys how it works." He ordered. 
                          
"O-okay." Kirishima responded while pulling his watch out of the box while the room fell into an uncomfortable silence. Where the hell was she this evening if she wasn't where she was supposed to be? Did Aizawa follow her? She said something about Todoroki's missing brother.. could she have been with him? Bakugo's thoughts were interrupted by his phone ringing. He pulled out the caller ID and stared at it confused. 
                          
"Hello?" He questioned.
                          
"Son? Are you at the dorms still?" 
                          
"Yeah, what do you want?" Bakugo spat towards his father. 
                          
"I just got a notification from the alarm company that someone has entered the house." 
                          
"What?" Bakugo yelled while standing up. 
                          
"Should I call the police?" His father asked. 
                          
"No. I'll go check it out. I will call them if I need to you."
                          
"Are you sure son?" He asked. 
                          
"Yeah." Bakugo groaned while slipping his shoes back on. 
                          
"Your mother said to take Izuku with you." 
                          
"Why the hell do I always have to bring the shitty nerd everywhere?" Bakugo spat in the phone. 
                          
"Don't put your mother in a bad mood now. It's only Friday." His father sighed into the phone. 
                          
"Whatever. Bye old man." Bakugo said while ending the phone call. He turned back to Midoriya. 
                          
"The old man got a notification that something triggered the alarm on the house." Bakugo said with annoyance. "Get your shoes on shitty nerd. You have to come too. The old hags fucking orders." He spat coldly. Midoriya sighed while standing up. He knew Bakugo was just putting on an act, but he hated it. He just wished they didn't have to hide anymore. 
                          
"Kirishima, Todoroki, Iida, and Uraraka, if your parents are okay with it, why don't you go with those two tonight." Aizawa said while nodding towards Bakugo and Midoriya. 
                          
"We'll be outside." Bakugo scoffed while heading for the door. Midoriya picked up their bags and followed him outside. 
                          
"This is just like last time." Bakugo muttered as Midoriya joined him on the porch. 
                          
"No it's not." Midoriya said while looking to Bakugo. "This time, we have each other. We have amazing friends and amazing teachers who are willing to help us out." 
                          
"How many more people is she going to fuck with before she decides she is done?" Bakugo spat. "She has already fucked with two of our friends." Midoriya couldn't help but smile at the fuming blonde in front of him. "What you are you smiling at?" Bakugo asked in anger. 
                          
"You said our friends." He replied with an even bigger smile.
                          
"Tch." Bakugo spat as he realized he was right. He thought of Kirishima as a friend, but never considered Todoroki as one too. Midoriya was right though. They actually did have friends to help them through this. Was that a good thing though? Innocent people were getting hurt because of this. Both of their attention shifted when they heard the door open. Aizawa stepped through the doorway, joining them on the porch.