Imagine your soul mate's name is 'tatted' in black on your arm at birth.Imagine, when you meet them it turns from black to blue and then when you two fall in love it goes from blue to a permenat red. Can you imagine it? Well that's the case for one Blaine Anderson and one Kurt Hummel. They are each other's soul mate's meaning, they have a tattoo of the other's name on each arm, Both names are close to being fully red, which in retrospect is a good thing. But I want you to imagine, that if you fall out of love, the name turns back blue. Can you see that? Blaine is faced with so many obstacles that may cost him Kurt or even his life. Will he choose his boyfriend over everything? Will Blaine choose to have a red name on his arm or forever have Kurt's name be blue on his arm? In a story of huge obstacles, will Kurt and Blaine over? Welcome to: COME WHAT MAY.

Sixteen year old Claire Bell has been a fanominal singer ever sense a young age. Anytime a song came on, she'd be singing along, even if she didn't know it! She's always dreamed of going to Los Angeles, and becoming a famous singer. Her once in a life time oppertunity came along when a famous music producer, Gustavo Rocque came to her town to hold auditions for a new project. Claire makes it through, and it shipped to LA, and is moved into the Palm Woods along with her best friend Selena. There, she runs into Big Time Rush's Kendall Schmidt, and instanting falls head over heels. Plot twist is, he does the same! Later, Claire and Kendall are dating. With Claire's abusive ex gone, a new and loving boyfriend, supporting best friends, and a career in singing, how could things get any better? Oh, that's right. Not all stories have a happy ending. The worst part of all, is... she's pregnant.

Blaine had everything. He was popular. He was on the football team. He could have any girl in the whole school. He's the new kid but everyone already loves him. Including Kurt Hummel. But the football hottie isn't suppose to fall for the only openly gay kid. He's suppose to hate him for being different. But Blaine's different. He's not a stereotype. He's not even sure what he really is. Stereotypes aren't what they seem.