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Hero

Week 6 of the Gleedrabbleblog on Tumblr. September 26 - October 2 This weeks prompt: HERO

Wild Rose

I cried for you When the sky cried for you And when you went I became a hopeless drifter They never believed this would happen. Not to them. They were too happy for such a tragedy. What do you do when the world as you know it has ended? How do you say goodbye to such a vital part of your own heart? *This is a very sad story, but above all, a loving tribute to parents all over the world who have fought to keep their children safe and happy. Thank you for all that you do and have done.*

One More Day

Tony Award winner Kurt Hummel spending one last, perfect day with his husband, Marine Corps Staff Sergeant Blaine Anderson, before his tour of duty begins.

The Ties that Bind

Blaine and Kurt are dating, in a long-term relationship, with New York City as their playground. Everything is as close to perfect for the two of them as can be, especially for Blaine, who's living the dream as a songwriter beside his up-and-coming designer boyfriend, both of them without a care in the world. Until one night, he'll find himself connected in a bizarre way to seven other human beings he's never met, trying to solve a mystery - the hunt for a killer and to save a life, all while trying to come to terms with his new forced membership into the collective.

Blaine's Muse

Blaine is an artist with the perfect life, hopelessly in love with his husband and his muse, Kurt. But when a tragedy takes his muse away, how will he find the strength to go on?A ghost story with a happy ending :)

Put It All In Writing

Blaine loses Kurt, but is anyone really lost if you remember them?

1 Corinthians 13:7

Did you miss me, Mr. Anderson-Hummel? Vague summary is vague. I can't really write a summary for this one. When you read it, you'll see why. This is a re-write. Also, despite the title, this isn't about religion. But you should look it up to see what it says. Did you need to cry today? Read this ;(

The Boatman

Blaine is waiting on line at the dock, ready to take a pleasant ferry ride across the water. Except, he doesn't remember how he got there, or why he's there, and something about the water, and the man driving the boat - a man he knows, he just doesn't know from where - are all entirely wrong.

Till Death Do Us Part

Kurt and Blaine are on vacation in Lima, visiting Burt and Carole over Thanksgiving, when a strange illness sweeps the planet, turning those infected into mindless, zombie-like creatures. Kurt and Blaine decide to wait it out, but soon, they are forced to flee as the infected start to outnumber them. Blaine vows to get Kurt back home to New York - one of the safer havens in the U.S. - at all costs, but as the infection spreads, they are quickly running out of time ...

I Hope He Comes Home Soon

Set during WWI. Blaine is going to war, and Kurt is staying and home, waiting until he can see Blaine again. Poetry. Character death. This is my first fanfic, so reviews and favourites are appreciated.

Stories That I Can't Explain

I don't know who I am or where I am. But there's only one thing that I'm sure of, I'm supposed to be irresistibly and irrevocably in love with Kurt Hummel. Amnesia AU.

The Call

It's Kurt and Blaine's 4 year anniversay since they started dating. Kurt isn't going to let anything get in the way of his plans for that night until he gets a call that changes everything.

Cathouse Kurt

Kurt's father is dying, and there's nothing anyone can do to stop it. Burt Hummel has built up so much debt trying to make a better life for his family that when he goes, everything the Hummel family owns will go with him. On top of losing the father he loves, Kurt will lose every dream he has of leaving his home town of Defiance, OH, to go to New York. But it's not just Kurt's dream that's in jeopardy. He has his stepmother, and a pregnant sister-in-law to consider, too. So in order to ensure that they have a future, Kurt makes a deal with the one man his father owes most of his money to - Paul Karofsky. Mr. Karofsky will erase the Hummel family's debt, as long as Kurt agrees to marry his son, David. Kurt hopes that if he can knuckle through, his stepmother and sister-in-law will be safe, and maybe he might end up in New York after all. But his marriage to David turns out to be an abusive one, that leads him to the doorstep of The Canary Cage Saloon, and a second deal with its charming owner - Blaine Anderson - this time to save his life.

Just the Beginning

Kurt Hummel doesn't believe in God. He doesn't believe in heaven. He believes that death is the end, and as he sits in the wreck of his Lincoln Navigator, he can't do anything but curse the universe for his life ending so soon. But sometimes death isn't the end. Sometimes, it's a new beginning. Inspired by this vine http://lady--divine.tumblr.com/post/126363272086/insertepithethere-bonitaapplebelle Okay, I'm not going to lie. This is angsty as hell, but it also has kind of a bittersweet happy ending. So, if you want to bypass all the heartbreaking angst, just go down to the page break (***) and read from there.Warning for car crash, minor description of injuries, mention of blood, eventual character dying, talk of death, talk of religion, angst, angels, afterlife, mention of Finn. Sad but with a happy ending.

A Thin Line Between Tears and Laughter

Blaine has lost his happy ending. Now what? ONESHOT.