Blaine and the birds

Chapter 2

Chapter 2

Kurt and Blaine didn't saw each other until one year later, when Blaine was in the hospital, after gotten stung by a wasp. He'd wanted to help a little baby bird who had gotten stuck in a piece of gum, and couldn't get free. When he had wanted to put the gum away in the trash, the wasp had gotten in the way and seen itself mad at Blaine. But sadly it turned out that he was allergic and had swollen up under the eye where the wasp had stung him.
He was hurried to the hospital, by Cooper, who was looking after him because their parents were away in Paris, and would be back late that same evening.
Blaine thought it was a little exciting because it was his first time at a hospital, but he was also a little scared because he didn't knew what the doctors and nurses would do to him. But Copper tried calming him down while telling him, that they would only do what was necessary and what they thought would be good for him.

When they arrived they were meet by a nurse asking about Blaine name and birthdate, and while Cooper tried explaining what had happened, Blaine walked over to a small table in the corner where there was some Lego's.
As he sat playing, he saw a lot of people walk by him, some were old, some were around his parent's age and some were small like himself.
He suddenly saw a small boy come in, holding a man's hand, the boy held a cloth against the right side of his face. Blaine looked closely to the boy, something about him made him want to get up and comfort this boy. But he knew that would be weird, because he didn't knew who he was. So he just sat looking at the boy, as he and the man he was holding hands with, went up to the nurse.

Kurt was on his way home from school, when he suddenly felt something against his neck, he turned a little, not seeing anything or anyone he kept walking. He knew he would be home in 15 minutes.
Then he felt something hitting him in the back of the head, and when he turned around he saw two older boys coming towards him, they were holding rocks in their hands.
He scrunched his eyes a little. He knew what was about to happen, they tried it before, at least a couple of times. Though the other times, they hadn't been throwing things against him.
'Hey, ladyboy' One of the boys shouted, grabbing the rock in his hand.
Kurt braced himself a little and took a deep breath, he knew if he said anything back, they would just start calling him meaner things and make fun at him because he didn't have a mom.
'So ladyboy, we have this little new game, we will like to play.. It's called "Can you outrun the stone"' The other boy said, and then he threw one stone against him.
Kurt jumped and turned around, knowing that he needed to go home, fast. As he ran he could hear the two boys following him, and then suddenly he felt something hitting his leg hard, he stumbled and landed face down on the asphalt.
He heard the two boys laugh and then they were moving away. He tried sitting up, but he was a little dizzy, he took one hand up to his forehead and when he removed it, it was covered in blood,

Blaine saw the boy was talking to the nurse, he could not hear what they were saying, but he kept looking, though he knew that it wasn't polite to stare at people, but in some way the boy looked familiar.

Kurt explained to the nurse that he had fallen on the way home, but he didn't tell about the boys harassing him. He didn't think that his father would be upset or anything like that, if he knew. But he thought he may be sad, and Kurt really didn't wanted his dad to be sad.
The nurse brought a hand up gently removing the cloth a little, so she could inspect the cut, she said that it needed to be washed and they would have to give it some stitches.
Kurt tensed a little, he didn't like the idea of stitches, because that meant needles and he wasn't a big fan of those.
He got a new cloth to hold against the cut, while the nurse walked away to get the things she would need. When he turned around, he saw a boy sitting on a little table looking at him. He felt his stomach do a little flip flop, and it felt as if hundreds of butterflies was set free in his stomach. Because that boy was Blaine, Blaine he had meet at the zoo one year ago, Blaine who shared his soda with him the day they meet, Blaine who told him about blackbirds.