Teenage Dream (Blaine Anderson - Glee)

=Trio=

"Blaine, if you're a superhero, come help me so I don't break a bone." 

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{Kara's POV}

Blaine, Tina, Sam and I were each at our lockers - well I was at Blaine's with him, helping him fix his bow-=tie as he put some more hair gel in his hair - and they decided now would be the perfect time to sing. Since there was only a couple weeks left until graduation, I decided to just go along with it instead of complaining about singing in the corridors.

[Jumpin' Jumpin' by Destiny's Child (sung by Tina, Blaine, Kara and Sam)]

The four of us walked down the corridor to the choir room, continuing our performance when we arrived. The group cheered for us as we danced and just generally had fun. We ended with Sam and I sat on the piano, Tina and Blaine either side of us and the Glee club cheering and applauding the four of us.

"You guys, that was amazing, but, um, I'm not sure it's right for Nationals." Mr. Schue said slowly, as if trying not to hurt our feelings.

"Yes, 'cause Unique will not be standing in the back swaying while you guys go all Four-yoncé in the spotlight." Unique said, flicking her scarf over her shoulder.

"Why does everything you say have to sound like that?" Kitty asked snidely whilst smiling sweetly.

"Kitty, be nice." I hissed, my eyebrows raised pointedly at her.

"Sorry." She mumbled, leaning back in her chair.

"We know it's not right for Nationals, we just wanted to do it for fun." Tina explained as she helped me hop off the piano.

"Yeah, we were talking and we realised that we'd never actually done a number together." Blaine said, wrapping an arm around my shoulders.

"Outrageous, really. It was so much fun, I can't believe we didn't do it more often." I said, leaning into Blaine slightly.

"Yeah, and as seniors we realised we were running out of time and we wanted to feel the power of a quartet." Sam said, hoping off the piano as well and coming in between Tina and I.

"Which, I learned in my senior  maths class, is about 20% less powerful than a quintet, or something like that." Artie pointed out bitterly.

"Sorry, Artie. We tried to find you but we couldn't - figured you were off with Kitty somewhere. I we could've found you, you definitely would've been apart of the song." I reassured with a soft smile.

"Well, I'm really glad that you guys did that. You probably don't realise this, but these are friendships that you're gonna cherish for the rest of your lives. And you've got to squeeze in as many experiences as you can because, for you seniors, you're all gonna be going your separate ways very soon." Mr. Schue said, making Tina's face scrunch up as she tried not to cry again. Sam and Blaine noticed Tina's expression at the same time I did and the three of us automatically tried to stop the water works.

"No, no, no, no, no, no." The three of us said as we tried to calm her down, only eventually succeeding when we engulfed her into a hug. Artie wheeled up to us, smiling sympathetically and joined the hug. Blaine tried to push him a way but I swatted Blaine's hand and pulled Artie into the hug.

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Blaine, Sam and I had managed to get our graduation robes and we wanted to try them on, so we ran to the nearest the classroom. I was practically bouncing up and down with how excited I was.