boys, boys, boys

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Sebastian had heard about Blaine Anderson ever since he had come to Dalton not too long ago. The boy was a legend. People spoke of him in the halls, in the classrooms, and definitely amongst the Warblers, where he was missed the most. Blaine had left before Sebastian had come, which was a pity, since Sebastian found himself very interested in the boy. His picture was displayed proudly in the Warbler's practice room, and the Warbler's were constantly comparing everyone's voice to Blaine's, like it was the most amazing sound in the world.

Sebastian had tried his best to show off his talent in singing, hoping to fill in for the hazel-eyed boy, but apparently he wasn't good enough to do just that. The Warbler's missed Blaine dearly, yet Sebastian didn't see why. They sounded amazing as a group. How could one boy make that much of a difference?

So, in his curiosity, Sebastian had tried to find out as much about Blaine as he could. He had to admit that Blaine was rather cute in the picture. He wouldn't mind getting to know him.

Yes, Sebastian was gay. His father hadn't been too accepting when he found him making out with another dude on the couch one day. He had been sent to Dalton because if he was there he didn't have to come home every day. His father also hoped that sending him to a private school would force the gay out of him. 'Yeah, good job, Dad.' Sebastian thought. 'Send me to an all boys' school. That will most definitely make me stop being gay.'

But Sebastian couldn't complain. There were many gay boys here at Dalton, and Sebastian could have any boy he wanted. He had already taken advantage of this fact. Using his good looks and devilish charm, he had managed to sleep with quite a few boys already. They were easy to manipulate.

He had torn apart quite a few relationships too. Not that he cared. Sebastian got what he wanted, and then after that he just didn't care anymore. If the boy had a boyfriend, then Sebastian just slowly slipped in and spilt them apart. When they were apart and one had been accused as a cheater, he would leave and move on to his next target. It was sort of a game.

He had heard from the Warblers that Blaine had left Dalton because of a boy. This sort of stunned Sebastian. Not even he was dedicated to any of the boys he had 'dated'. What was so special about this Kurt kid anyway? Blaine had been very popular here, and had been one of the top Warblers. To give it away all for one boy seemed rather foolish. He had gathered a few more details, but nothing of importance.

For a while he had forgotten about Blaine. That is, until he turned up at their Warbler practice. They were singing 'Uptown Girl' when he had appeared in the doorway. Sebastian recognized him immediately. Blaine looked even better in person. He had stood there in an innocent little sweater, smiling happily as he watched. Sebastian grinned at him and danced closer, never losing his beat. Soon after, Blaine had joined in, picking up the dance moves within seconds. Sebastian kept a watchful eye on him the whole time, not even hiding the fact that he was checking Blaine out. He liked the whole innocent school boy act that Blaine was putting on. It was very intriguing.

After Blaine had his little reunion with his friends, Sebastian took him to the Lima Bean, coming up with some lie about wanting some tips about song choices. He stared at Blaine while the boy rambled on and on, not really listening. Blaine, he decided, was going to take a little bit of effort. But it would be worth it. Before he left he asked to see Blaine again, and Blaine agreed, not the least bit suspicious. Sebastian loved it when they were so very innocent.

When they met up again, Sebastian openly flirted with Blaine, a technique that had worked many times. But Blaine only seemed confused. Apparently he didn't get hit on all that much.

And as Sebastian suspected, Blaine brought up his boyfriend. Sebastian assured Blaine that this didn't matter; absolutely sure his good looks would win over Blaine. But Blaine was determined. He claimed that his boyfriend was really important to him. Sebastian wasn't concerned. He had dealt with this kind of thing before. It was no big deal.