Kurt was into performing. Poppy was into sport.
Growing up, it had always been as simple as that for Kurt Hummel's younger sister, and boarding school in England had set her up to be a professional soccer player. Then her foot was crushed by a drun...
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Chapter Eighty-Seven - All About You
"If you had asked me, say, five or so years ago, if I thought I would ever find true love. Without a doubt, I would have shaken my head. I always told everyone I didn't believe in true love, I didn't believe that there was one singular person out there for anywhere. Truthfully, I didn't feel worthy of that kind of love. Even to this day, I don't feel like I am worthy of the love that you, Kurt Hummel, have given to me. Consistently, passionately and devotedly. For you, I am a better person. You made me finally feel comfortable with being myself to the world, insecurities and all. Your love made me see the light, and it is love like that that can change the world. The fact that I was able to convince you to stand up here, with me, at the altar, promising to spend the rest of your life with me? That will forever be my greatest accomplishment. I promise to continue to love you, cherish you, and kiss you whenever you want me too. You're my soulmate, Kurt, and I can't wait to spend forever with you."
I had grabbed onto Blaine's arm where we sat in the front row, trying not to cry. Blaine had already been softly dabbing his eyes, and I barely knew how I would cope when Kurt started to speak.
"When I was a little boy, I dreamed of a wedding that for many years I never thought could truly be a reality. I dreamed of walking into a room of people that loved me, both my friends and family. I dreamed of a beautiful man waiting for me at the altar, love in his eyes, whom I loved so dearly. I dreamed of flowers, and white, and true love. For a little girl, it is almost a promise that one day you will get that. As a little boy, no promises could be made. For years this day seemed nothing but a far fantasy of another life until I met you. When I met you, Freddie, I knew that this day was only part of a distant future. Perhaps, yes, I didn't quite see that at first, though the moment I truly met the real you, the person who's standing in front of me today, that I knew. Every day you continue to prove wrong every initial expectation I ever had of you. You have proven you have one of the biggest hearts in the whole country, one of the kindest smiles and one of the most loving touches. When I first moved to New York, people asked me if I was scared to be moving away from home. I wasn't though. Because I knew you were in New York, and you are my home."
