"Yes!" he exclaimed, pumping his fist in the air. Blaine Anderson just received the call from the Broadway casting director about him being cast as Tony, in the upcoming musical West Side Story, and he was elated. They told him that they were very impressed with his audition and callback and could not wait to work with him. They wanted to see him as soon as possible to give him the script and start working on costume fittings.

Blaine could not be happier in this moment. He proceeded to call his parents, his brother Cooper, and his best friends, Wes and David. They all gave him their congratulations, and Cooper even offered to give him some acting tips to make sure the audience was always engaged, to which Blaine politely refused.

But Blaine realized, as he looked around his half-decent, two-bedroom apartment, that he didn't have someone significant to share this moment with.

He quickly shook the thought out of his head and headed out the door, making his way to the Broadway Theatre.

He smiled to himself as he walked. I'm going to be on Broadway.