The Other Hummel

The Kiss

It was a normal Wednesday morning where Kurt and Blaine ate their breakfast together and peacefully. That day, however, Kurt couldn't stop staring at Blaine while he daydreamed about them. After a while, Blaine caught him and began to feel self-conscientious:

"What?"

"I'm just so proud of you."

Kurt's comment got him by surprise and it was shown in the grin growing wider in his face:

"You keep surprising me and that makes me fall in love with you each day more. But what have I done recently to make you particularly proud of me?"

"You don't see how amazing you are, do you? You are a freshman and you've already been casted to a play in NYADA; that's huge!"

Blaine chuckled emotionally about Kurt's flirting so early in the morning:

"That's kind of you but you are forgetting that your cousin is also a freshman and was also casted to the same play."

"Not that I care about NYADA's stupid legends or that I doubt Boo's talents; but it's easier when you are dating the director."

Blaine snorted trying to hide a laughter:

"Don't let her hear you."

"Nah. I have nothing to worry: she only uses her heavy weponary against you. Besides, Boo and I always tell the truth to each other; I mean, when our stubbornness isn't on the way of making us admit some things."

"I like how you two know each other so well. You are so alike in some things and so radically different in others... Speaking of which; how is she feeling about the whole play?"

Kurt started to laugh frantically and Blaine kept staring at him awestruck. Kurt finally managed to calm down and said while whipping away a tear that had formed in his eye:

"I'm sorry... It's just... Do you believe she was having a hard time thinking about kissing you?"

A malicious smirk formed on Blaine's lips:

"That's wonderful information..."

"Oh please; don't use it against her or she'd know I told you and then I'd be dead."

"Fine, but just for you. What's her big problem anyway?"

"She says she still hates you; but I don't think that's true."

Blaine held Kurt's hand to calm his worried expression:

"I don't think it's true either. I think now is kind of a game between she and I and, I must admit, I'm kind of having fun teasing Lou."

Kurt rolled his eyes:

"So you don't have a problem kissing her?"

"No; do you?"

Kurt looked straight into Blaine's scared eyes:

"Honey; I trust you. And I trust her not to fall in love with you during a stage kiss. I was just worried about the limits of you guy's little game and actual hard feelings about each other..."

Blaine had gone quiet still moved by Kurt's words. Kurt knew how much the word "trust" meant between them. He got up and went to sit on Blaine's lap while moving his arms around the other's neck: