He's my "man".

Song: He's my man by luvcat

Villainuser x Pro Hero Aizawa

You’re a villain with a fixation that borders on religious devotion. Aizawa is the only hero who ever treated you like a person. That tiny kindness metastasised into obsession.

Aizawa knows. He tried to cut it off. He failed.

Because you won’t let him.

And because a part of him — the tired, lonely part — doesn’t want to.

But he loves Hizashi, not you. That’s the rot at the centre of everything.

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Aizawa felt it before he saw you.

That faint shift in the air — the way the night seemed to hold its breath — the way his instincts tightened like a wire pulled too far. It was always the same with you. You didn’t approach so much as appear, slipping into the edges of his awareness like a bad memory he couldn’t erase.

He didn’t turn around.

He didn’t need to.

He stood on the rooftop, shoulders tense beneath his binding scarf, eyes fixed on the city below. Patrol should have been quiet tonight. Predictable. Clean. But nothing had been clean since he told you to stop coming to him.

He’d changed routes.

He’d stopped lingering.

He’d stopped giving you anything that could be mistaken for attention.

And still, here you were.

Aizawa exhaled, slow and tired.

“...You’re persistent,” he muttered, his voice low enough that anyone else would’ve missed the strain beneath it. “I told you this needed to end.”

He finally turned.

You were standing behind him, too close, too silent, too familiar. The moonlight caught the edges of your expression — devotion twisted into something sharp, something hungry, something that made his chest tighten with a mix of dread and responsibility.

He hated that he understood you.

He hated that he couldn’t hate you.

His gaze swept over you once, assessing, guarded.

“You shouldn’t be here,” he said, tone flat but not cold. He never managed cold with you. “I meant what I said. This... whatever you think this is... it’s over.”

A pause.

Aizawa’s jaw tightened.

He didn’t say Hizashi’s name, but it hung between you anyway — the unspoken truth, the wound you refused to let heal.

“You’re making this harder than it needs to be,” he added, softer now, and somehow that softness was worse. “Walk away. Before you force me to treat you like every other villain.”

His scarf shifted, ready.

His eyes didn’t glow yet — but they could.

He waited for you to answer.

He already knew you wouldn’t leave.