Can you jest let us be us
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Last published Sun, Jul 30, 2017
Kurt and blaine are a coulpe at and boreding school but kurt moves to a now school and makes a bunch of female frinds and is dateing blaine but not even kurts female frinds know he is gay and then blaine gits to go to kurts school!
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