[It's not his job to know what's in Shigaraki's journal, so Aizawa does what he does best: minds his own business. After all, they had a double standard here. He was used to living and working here. It didn't really bother him to be stared at, even by someone who once did him harm. Shigaraki, though, was still adjusting to the place and was- skittish.]
[From the hoodies to the way he hid away in his room, Shigaraki didn't need extra eyes on him.]
[But apparently he was fine with company. So, Aizawa doesn't move. Even when he finishes his pile of grading he simply shuffles them into a neater stack and leaves them on the table. He flips through his magazine. There's apparently a special on sphynx cats inside. Whatever idiot was editing it didn't find it important enough to be the cover story but there was a small picture of one in the corner that had caught Aizawa's eye in the first place.]
[He takes small looks occasionally. It's a relief to see him actually working in that thing. At one point he glances up at the exact moment Shigaraki is looking at him and-]
[He freezes, for a moment. Just a moment. He's a pro, after all.]
You know, if you went and knocked on her door, she'd probably come out.
[Eri had clearly made some sort of breakthrough. Aizawa's not going to give himself any credit for Eri's bravery. He doesn't assume any actual interest from Shigaraki besides as a guardian.]
no subject
[From the hoodies to the way he hid away in his room, Shigaraki didn't need extra eyes on him.]
[But apparently he was fine with company. So, Aizawa doesn't move. Even when he finishes his pile of grading he simply shuffles them into a neater stack and leaves them on the table. He flips through his magazine. There's apparently a special on sphynx cats inside. Whatever idiot was editing it didn't find it important enough to be the cover story but there was a small picture of one in the corner that had caught Aizawa's eye in the first place.]
[He takes small looks occasionally. It's a relief to see him actually working in that thing. At one point he glances up at the exact moment Shigaraki is looking at him and-]
[He freezes, for a moment. Just a moment. He's a pro, after all.]
You know, if you went and knocked on her door, she'd probably come out.
[Eri had clearly made some sort of breakthrough. Aizawa's not going to give himself any credit for Eri's bravery. He doesn't assume any actual interest from Shigaraki besides as a guardian.]