“How do you know my name?” Kurt asked baffled.

Stuck to the bed, trying to take his breathing under control. He felt like it wasn’t possible for him to move.  He wasn’t scared of Blaine, he was just anxious to what was about to happen.

“I know a lot more about you than you might think.” Blaine answered with a smile.

Minutes went by, Kurt staring at Blaine, who was back behind the computer again.

Kurt didn’t move. He was so perplexed by Blaine’s reaction. What was he supposed to do? What even happened? Why did he didn’t tell him anything other than his name? There were so many questions to be answered, and all the man who maybe rescued him had nothing other to say than the way he wanted to be called. Fury took Kurt over control. He wanted to know, and no matter what, he would.

“Who are you?” Kurt asked, not trying to sound annoyed.

Blaine just turned around, elbow over the back of the chair, and smiled at him.

“I told you, I’m Blaine Anderson.” He said after a while, still with a smile crossing his face.

“But I record you mean something else by who.” By this time he turned. He was facing Kurt and pulled his chair to sit closer to his bedside.

“I am a spy. The CIA trained me for years. I was one of their best. But it’s not about me, Kurt. It’s about you.” Blaine moved just a little closer, sitting as close as he can to Kurt’s bedside.

“The man who kidnapped you is called Rivali. He is the most secretive criminal in the world. No one but a few selective people know him. He works underground, controlling everything. No left or right hands, it’s all him. When he wants someone dead, it happens. One of his accomplices does it and gets the blame. He’ll never get caught. He’s too smart for that.

So, that is when I came in. Me and a few others were set to spy on Rivali, plan an attack and kill him to end it all.”

“What happened?” Kurt asked with a soft voice. He didn’t want to offend Blaine in any way, but just as he asked, he saw the smile disappear from his face.

“The attack seemed to go perfectly. It was fast and according to plan. As we went on, more men on our side died. They knew about the attack and played on in that. We were betrayed. Everyone of my men died. Somehow, I survived.

All that work, those months, years of preparation, were all gone in a matter of seconds. Those men, I all knew, worked with, dead.”

Blaine stared at the wall as he said it. 

“I’m so sorry for you.” Kurt wanted to touch Blaine’s hand, but before he had a chance, Blaine pulled his hand back.

“We’re in another abandoned warehouse, close to theirs. This room is hidden in the basement. They don’t know it’s there. The electricity comes from a generator, just like theirs. Ours is only better, the one they have sometimes falls out, that is how I could get you out of there. “

His face turned serious. He looked Kurt in the eye.

“Listen to me and listen carefully. Rivali works in mysterious ways. No one knows how he works. His powers shouldn’t be underestimated. He likes to play games, but always keeps it safe. Every single time he got away with it. Taking you was a huge risk. Soon the media will take its place and the news will be spread that two people got murdered. Rachel’s body will be able to get identified.  There was a body nearby, but it was seat to fire, so impossible to identify. A large pool of blood was found close, your blood.  Soon the burned body will be identified as yours. Rivali will convince everyone you’re dead, because he knows you’re nearby and an easy target. He won’t stop till you’re dead. “

Blaine saw the tears streaming slowly over Kurt’s cheeks and grabbed his hands.

“There isn’t a big chance you’ll get back to your family and friends. But the one thing I promise I will do anything for: I will keep you alive. Believe me.”