It was Saturday at UA, which means it's everyone's day off. And it just so happened to also be one of Aizawa's days off from hero work, so he's been either catching up on sleep or watching tv and relaxing in the common room.

Everything was peaceful and quiet for him, he was watching football and playing the Pokemon Legends: Z-A game on his Nintendo switch and eating candy he had hidden from Sato and Mina. He even changed into comfortable clothes, just a black baggy short sleeve T-shirt, gray sweatpants, and his usual dark gray slippers.

Then after about half an hour of quiet, Mina came down cause she was bored and wanted to see what he was doing. So she sat down on the couch and snuggled against his left side.

Then Guest came down cause they just wanted to spend time with him (and because they were cold and refused to put on a hoodie like a normal person) so they settled against his right side, moving his arm to lay on top of them once they settled. Then they were stealing all of his body heat while somehow managing to become a human heater at the same time. He didn't know how but he didn't push them off either, he enjoyed the warmth but if anyone asked him he would deny it in a heartbeat.

Then slowly one by one, the rest of the girls came flooding in and created some kind of loose cuddle pile around him.

Momo, being the one of the only ones to respect his personal space, sat on the opposite end of the couch.

Tsuyu, being the second only other person to respect his personal space, sat next to Momo down by Aizawa's crossed legs that were still stretched out along the couch.

Ochaco sat in the small space in between Aizawa's hip and the back of the couch, how she managed to squeeze in there no one knew, but they didn't question it.

Jiro and Hagakure came down last, with Jiro sitting down by his knees and Hagakure sat down by his knees.

He didn't expect anyone to come down but he didn't exactly mind the company either. He was even answering all of Uraraka's and Hagakure's football questions without getting upset that they were asking or for not understanding how football works. Which was refreshing given the usual treatment they got from people who watched any kind of sports.