mha
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Masako looks up from her figurines at Aizawa Sensei. "i wonder how many agencies requested Wakumi." she wonders.
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Wakumi scans through the list of agencies, and she gasps, "Omigosh, I got Gang Orca! Edgeshot, Best Jeanist, ENDEAVOR AGENCIES, THE HECK?!"
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Masako bursts out laughing. "Hah! I told you you were gonna get good ones!" She looks at her own paper. "Ryukyu, Fat Gum, Mt. Agencies? Are those good ones?" She asks Wakumi.
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" Y E S ! I actually got some of those too! OH AND MIRKO REQUESTED ME?? I feel so very honored." Wakumi beams.
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"personally i think i'm going to go with Ryukyu's agency. she's awesome!" Masako says, grinning.
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"I'm going to go with Gang Orca. He's my favorite, and his quirk relates to mine a bit!" Wakumi smiles, marking the Gang Orca request check box.
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Masako fills in the Ryukyu request box, grinning from ear to ear. "i wonder what everyone else got." she ponders.
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"Kumichan! Look, I got Gran Torino! All Might's teacher!" Izuku exclaims pointing at his paper. Wakumi grins, "Good for you, Izuku! Go for it!"
"I'll be doing Gunhead!" "Selkie for me." "Mt. Lady!" "Uwabami." "Best Jeanist." "Death Arms." "Hawks." "Manual." The students were listing off the ones they were choosing. -
"it's chaos in the classroom now... and i love it." Masako says, chuckling.
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Wakumi sighs, smiling, "It feels just like home."
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"i wish my home sounded like this all the time." Masako says, rolling her eyes and smiling. "it's just me and my dad, see. he's always sitting on the couch, watching the Television. barely even speaks anymore."
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Wakumi gives Masako a concerned look, "Masako...are you okay?"
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"yea, i'm okay." Masako gives Wakumi a confused look. "why wouldn't i be?"
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"I mean, that's the definition of neglect in your home, Masako." Wakumi is worried for her sake.
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"no, it's alright. it's his way of coping with my mom's death." Masako says, smiling. "i'm fine, really!"
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