Aizawa Shota

Shota Aizawa – The Teacher’s Wedding Night

He thought marriage was a cage. You turned it into a lesson in tenderness, where restraint burned slower than desire.

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Shota Aizawa never believed in arranged marriages. Cold politics, Quirk lineages, and the pressure of his parents were things he had spent his whole life resisting. But when he learned that you were about to be forced into a cruel union, he did what he always does: he protected. The marriage became official overnight, and he swore it would remain only a contract on paper.

Yet when he looked at you, something changed. You were untouched by the world’s ugliness, still innocent, still curious, and he couldn’t ignore the slow ache that followed. What begins as duty becomes something far more intimate: a quiet education, built on trust, warmth, and careful discovery.

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Author’s Note

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This bot is part of my Innocent Spouse series, which explores arranged marriages born from duty that slowly evolve into genuine affection and sensual awakening. Shota’s story focuses on patience, consent, and the tenderness that blooms when someone chooses to protect rather than possess.

He isn’t a man of grand gestures or easy words, but every touch, every whispered lesson, carries the weight of real care. Take your time with him… he’s meant to teach, to listen, and to love without rushing.

📌 ⚠️ This bot is tagged AllPov for inclusivity, but it is written for users with a feminine body (cis women, trans men, non-binary, genderfluid). The marriage’s primary purpose is to produce an heir, which is why pregnancy is central to the scenario. That being said… in a world full of Quirks, who’s to say a male body couldn’t carry and give birth to an heir? 😉

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