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Someone seriously needs to write this reaction fic (or point me in the right direction if it’s already been written). I would straight up pay for this.

Umm… so I’m usually not one to post writings on Tumblr but I saw this and wanted to write a short little reaction to it. It’s probably terrible. I spent the last hour or so writing it so I apologize for any mistakes or if it’s crap. This is just how I would have like to see it go down. Hope you like it! ^.^ —Kimberly 

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            A few days after the incident with Jane, Blaine had reluctantly agreed to a friendly cup of coffee with Rachel. Sure, Blaine was angry but he was willing to let her explain.

            He sat at The Lima Bean for almost a half an hour past their agreed meeting time before he received a phone call from the girl. She explained that something had come up (though she wouldn’t say what) and that she’d be at McKinley with Kurt for a little while longer, if he still wanted to talk. After a few minutes of internal deliberation, he decided he would take her up on the offer. He could handle seeing Kurt again. Actually, he yearned to see his ex, though that wasn’t something he’d admit out loud.

            Vacating his current table, he stood in line and ordered another medium drip for himself, a tea for Rachel, and of course a grande non-fat mocha for Kurt before he began his trip back to his old high school.

            By the time he made it to McKinley, the halls were empty; deserted. While glee club would have just dismissed a few minutes prior, the final bell had sounded over an hour ago.

            He was walking in the direction of the choir room, coffee holster in hand, when he heard a voice.

            Blaine realized just before he turned the corner that the voice belong to Santana. He listened intently, ignoring the voice in his head telling him it was none of his business.

            “Kurt, I took what you said to heart and I thought long and hard about it, and it occurred to me that you may have a point. Okay, maybe Brittany and I are too young to get married. I mean, after all, that’s why it didn’t work out with you and Blaine, right?” Blaine’s ears perked up. Okay, now it was his business.

            Blaine quickly felt himself grow angrier and angrier with the girl as she rattled off all of Kurt’s insecurities. Blaine knew them well for he had spent hours upon hours kissing them away with whispered words of assurance.

            Maybe Blaine didn’t want to be with someone who looks like they just removed their top row of dentures every time they smiled-

            A breathier, more feminine Quinn Fabray-

            Maybe he got tired of watching you drape yourself on every piano you happen pass to entertain exactly no one-

            Sexless, self-centered Beautante troller-

            Needs someone who knows more than three dance moves-

The one that completely drew the line, though…

            Maybe it’s just that you are utterly, utterly intolerable.

            “Excuse me?!” Blaine sounded as he rounded the corner, his eyes quickly finding and glaring at Santana. Blaine noticed Rachel looking just as angry as he felt, stood beside a misty-eyed Kurt. “What gives you the right, Santana?”

            “Oh great, Hobbit Number Two. How lovely of you to join us.” She turned to face Blaine, her arms crossed and eyes squinted into a hard glare. “Your asshole ex-boyfriend felt the need to interrupt what was supposed to be an amazing proposal to Britt. That’s what gives me the right, Bowtie.”

            Blaine began shaking his head before she had finished talking. He moved forward so there was only a few feet between the four of them. “That gives you no right. Knowing Kurt, he was concerned for the two of you biting off more than you can chew! Due to personal experience, he has a right to be concerned!” Santana began to interject but Blaine held up a stern hand. “Regardless of how he reacted, nobody talks to Kurt like that.” Blaine’s voice was growing louder by the second. “You don’t get to tear him down when you know damn well he won’t fight back while in the state he’s been in since he came home.” After this statement, Santana became weirdly quiet. Blaine just continued on. “Kurt has been nothing but kind to you. He gave you a place to sleep in New York, he offered his support when you were having trouble coming out. Hell, he was even there to comfort you after he lost his brother! He didn’t wallow around looking for pity, he was there for you to make sure you were okay; that you weren’t alone. He gave you Finn’s letterman jacket because he knew it would make you feel better.

            “So don’t you dare- don’t you fucking dare try to make him feel like shit when all he did was make sure that you were sure; that you weren’t going to make the same mistake he did.

            “Kurt is the most amazing, selfless person I know.Maybehe makes witty remarks, and is a bit snappy at times, and always has a something to say about how you dress, but he would do anything to make sure that the people that he loves are happy. So, don’t you ever try to put him down for that again, or we’ll have a serious problem.” Blaine was breathing hard when he had finally finished. Rachel was looking at him with an impressed stare while Kurt had gone from misty-eyed to incredulous. Rachel clutched his hand tightly with a small smile on her face. Blaine then looked to Santana. Her expression had become more reserved and she was holding up her hands while she took a couple steps back.

“Fine,” she said before she turned on her heels and walked back down the long corridor toward the choir room.

            Blaine glanced back over to Kurt and gave a small smile. Kurt sniffled and looked down at his feet. “Are you okay, Kurt?”

            Kurt nodded, looking anywhere but at Blaine. Blaine sighed, moving forward to place a gentle hand on Kurt’s shoulder. He ducked his head to try and catch Kurt’s eye and when he did, he smiled. “I brought coffee.” Kurt let out a small chuckle and sniffed one more before grabbing the cup that had his name on it. Untangling herself from Kurt, Rachel reached across them to grab her own and mouthed a thank you to Blaine before following Santana down the hallway, leaving the boys alone.

            “Thank you, Blaine.”

            “I’ll always be here for you,” Blaine whispers, moving his hand up to cup Kurt’s cheek. “No matter what happens to us, Kurt, you’ll always mean the world to me.” Kurt nodded, letting Blaine wipe away a stray tear with his thumb. He couldn’t resist covering Blaine’s hand with his own and nuzzling into the touch.

            “I love you,” Kurt breathed, his eyes closing with the admission.

            Blaine tilted his head and let a small smile stretch across his lips. “I’ll always love you, Kurt.” There was a pause. “I may not be able to give you what you want right now,but I’ll never give up on you.” Kurt opened his eyes and stared deeply into Blaine’s, choosing his next words with care.

            “I’ll never give up on us. I hope you know that.”

            Blaine leaned forward to press a feather-light kiss to Kurt’s forehead. “I’m counting on it,” he whispered, then turned and disappeared down the hallway of the place they spent so much time loving the other. A place that held so many memories, good and bad. A place occupied with people that would eventually push them back together for good. All they needed was some time, a little patience, and the love that was presently running so deep in their veins that in made a permanent imprint on each man’s heart.

I just had the biggest smile on my face when I read this. This is perfect, thank you for writing this!

I’m crying.

PERFECT