The two boys soon changed their conversation to something much happier and spent the rest of their date laughing and smiling. It was way past ten when they decided that it was getting late and they should probably get home, and they walked hand in hand back to Blaines car.

"Do you want me to drive you home?" Blaine asked, putting the empty picnic basket and the blanket in the back seat of his car.

"I think Ill just walk," Kurt said with a smile. "I feel like being under the stars right now. But thank you."

"Okay," Blaine replied, leaning up to kiss Kurt gently before pulling away with a smile. "Call me when you get home?"

"Okay." Kurt smiled, watching Blaine get into his car before heading in the direction of his house.

He didnt get far before he sensed someone behind him, so he turned around and came face to face with...Blaines friend.

"Hi?" Kurt said confusedly.

"I know what you are." He replied simply.

"What the hell are you talking about?" Kurt asked, even though he knew exactly what he was talking about.

"Dont act dumb," He said, stepping forward bravely. "You need to break up with Blaine."

"And who are you to tell me what I need to do?"

"Youre no good for him. Youre either going to end up killing him or breaking his heart."

"You dont know anything about me," Kurt said, slowly walking towards the teen. "So dont go around making assumptions."

"I know more than you think," The boy sneered. "Like I know that you killed someone not too long after you met Blaine."

"Shut. Up." Kurt said threateningly.

"Why? A big, bad vampire like you cant handle the truth?"

Kurt snapped. He darted forward and grabbed the teen by the throat, not realising that he was deliberately winding him up. "I said shut up."

"Or what?"

Suddenly, Kurts eyes were turning red and his teeth were growing longer. "I will rip you to pieces."

"I dare you." The teen choked out, still being strangled by Kurt.

Kurt tightened his grip on the boys throat and bit into his neck before he even had a chance to blink. He wouldve been confused about why the boy wasnt putting up a fight, but he was too distracted as he continued to suck the life out of him, until there was suddenly a loud scream from behind them.

Instantly recognising the scent, Kurt released the boy and turned around to face Blaine, blood surrounding his mouth. Blaine, on the other hand, was already crying loudly, his hand covering his mouth and his whole body trembling with fear. Kurts face returned to normal and his eyes quickly filled with tears.

"Blaine," He said, his voice breaking a little. "I swear, I can explain -" He tried to inch closer to Blaine but the teen stepped back.

"Dont you dare come near me." He sobbed out, tears streaming down his face.

"Blaine, please -"

"You...youre a monster," Blaine choked out, wrapping his arms around himself protectively. "What was your plan for me?" He asked. "Pretend like youre actually interested in me and then...then kill me?"

"No!" Kurt exclaimed. "I know that you have no reason whatsoever to believe me, but I swear I would never hurt you -"

"Youre right, I have no reason to believe that," Blaine replied. "Everything youve ever told me is probably a lie. Is your name even Kurt?"

"I havent lied to you about anything," Kurt said. "I promise I can explain everything to you, I just need you to trust me."

"I cant," Blaine cried. "I hate you."

A tear slipped from Kurt eye and his voice was suddenly a lot quieter when he spoke. "You dont mean that," He said, although he was trying to convince himself more than Blaine. "Please just let me explain."

"No," Blaine replied, shaking his head. "Were done. I dont ever want to see you again." He quickly backed away and ran back to his car, sobbing loudly and openly.

"Blaine!" Kurt screamed, more tears falling from his eyes as he all but collapsed to the ground, drawing his knees up to his chest and curling in on himself.

He cried and cried and cried until the sun began to rise and he darted home before he got burnt to a crisp - heartbroken.