Going on and on about every little detail

Kurt Hummel’s “Magical” Senior Year - audio edition

Kurt sighs as the train makes a turn and he finally stops waving. He’s done feeling jealous - because yes, he let himself be consumed by this emotion for a while - and is now filled with horrible uncertainty.

Blaine’s hand finds his. 

“Come on. Let’s go home.” 

Kurt can’t help but smile at how Blaine says home. Because he knows Blaine doesn’t mean ‘I’ll take you to your home and then go to mine’, he means home. 

After making sure someone is looking after Finn, Kurt turns and the two boys start to make their way to Blaine’s car. The shorter boy is fishing for his keys when the wind suddenly makes them both shiver, ruffling the leaves and making some trash on sidewalk float in the air for a few seconds. 

Kurt blinks and is hit by something yellow, something that makes him yelp and make a little jump back. The offending object falls on the ground and Kurt stares at it as if it could give him the rabies before picking it up with his middle-finger and thumb. 

“What… the hell is this?” 

“I think it’s a hat,” Blaine says. 

“Okay… just no. No, this is a crime against fashion. I hope whoever wore this is hit by that train or something. Just… ugh.” 

And he throws the hat to the nearest trashcan before climbing to the passenger seat. 

The evolution of my feelings about season 3, perfectly summed up in one gif:

I bet they knew they’d HAVE to give us a kiss if they gave us a goodbye scene. 

So they decided that there wouldn’t BE a goodbye scene. 

3x01-3x22

the klaine story

prepare yourself, i am NOT happy

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A little continuation to this.

Mothafickle gets the credit for the original idea :)

In which Blaine tells Kurt about joining the Cheerios.

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“You… you what?” 

Blaine chuckled nervously, putting his hand through his just washed hair. “Yeah… She uh… She can be very convincing.” 

Kurt blinked, which was pretty much the only thing that told Blaine that his webcam hadn’t frozen. Slowly, the countertenor leaned back in his seat, his eyes wide and disbelieving. 

“I didn’t really think cheerleading was your thing,” he finally said. 

“Neither did I like… ever but it can’t hurt, right? It’s a sport. A very physical one.” 

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Wait but what if, in the future, I have a son. 

He turns out to be gay. 

He falls in love. 

With someone who is a year behind him in school. 

And then my son graduates. 

I will have to tell my own son to put his dreams on hold because god damn it, I will not be able to handle it all over again!!! 

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And yes, knowing something like this is VERY important.