Kurt has a Dream about a boy. But when he finds that boy in reality, his life changes. Kurt and Blaine's friends help to bring them and see what may come. Fate has its trick with the help of the Glee CAST and the a few extras.

-warning: contain bad words (swears) and a homosexual romance, don't like, don't read- When quiet Kurt Hummel is forced into tutoring self acclaimed 'rebel' Blaine Anderson, secrets are revealed and relationships are made. Despite the Three Simple Rules

Kurt Hummel's life had led up to the very moment he took the chance to escape to the big city, New York. Blaine Anderson's morning had led up to the moment he stepped into homeroom. When back in the hometown of Lima, Ohio, Kurt and the other graduates have the opportunity to help out the Glee Club and reconnect with old friends. But with old friends come new, as he and a captivating young boy named Blaine are about to find out. How much can two people really change when they're years, miles, and thoughts apart? (Disclaimer: I do not own Glee, nor do I own the characters, places, or songs associated with it. This is a work of fiction, and all writing aside from song lyrics are works of my own. No copyright infringement intended.) [PG-13] *Featured in Wattpad Fanfiction's Glee Reading List!*

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Kurt moves to Dalton Academy to escape his bullies, baring in mind that there is a zero tolerance bullying rule. Dalton is beautiful, and everyone is really nice, but can Kurt handle the pressure, and how far will the bullies go to keep bothering Kurt? Will Kurt open up to Blaine?

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.