~Furt: Part 1~

When Blaine arrived at William McKinley in the morning, he had assumed it would be just like any other day for him. Sure, there was always a chance he'd get slushied, insulted or go through some drama in glee club, but since he had transferred to McKinley those things had become normal. But ever being the optimist, he didn't focus on the negative, not when the positive changes to his life were far more pleasant. As usual just the thought of Kurt brought a smile to Blaine's face.

As soon as he stepped inside the building he started the morning ritual of heading to Kurt's locker to greet his boyfriend. Or at least it was the ritual when he and Kurt didn't carpool together at least once a week. Blaine had been looking forward to a calm and uneventful week, after his and Kurt's emotional outburst a few days prior. But when Blaine arrived at Kurt's locker only to find him nowhere in sight, it showed the universe had other ideas. The second sign was when Blaine finally found Kurt at Finn's locker. The third and far more obvious sign was that Carole and Burt were there as well. Blaine stopped a few feet away as soon as he noticed them and made a curious face. His first thoughts turned to worry but as soon as he realized Kurt, Carole and Burt all had big smiles on their faces, while Finn just looked surprised. He was relieved to see that whatever was going on it seemed to good news. Blaine was far too curious to find out the cause of their good mood that he didn't struggle with if he should interrupt them. Instead he strolled up to the group with a smile to match their own. “Hey, what's going on?” He asked.

“Oh, nothing except these two are getting married! They just sprung the news on us a second ago.” Kurt told Blaine and he took hold of Carole's hand and brought it forward to show off her new engagement ring.

Blaine was almost bouncing with excited as he came over to give Carole a big hug. “Oh, that's awesome! Congratulations!” Blaine said happily.

“I, of course, will want you to help me as my co-wedding planner, Blaine. I already have so many ideas whirling around in my head.” Kurt commented.

Blaine just laughed, “Do you even need to ask?”

Kurt launched off in voicing some of his ideas to everyone, where Blaine quickly added his approval and Finn just remained silent. Until Burt finally spoke to break up all the rambling about things he didn't understand or want to try to. That was the whole part of having a son like Kurt, who could take charge and Burt just would have to sit back and nod in approval, except when it came to one important part of the wedding. “Alright now listen, Kurt, Blaine, Mr. Wedding planners, I want you two to take care of one thing. I don't care about the food or the booze at this party but I want one heck of a band. I've been eating right, I've been exercising and I wanna boogie with Carole at this wedding.” Burt explained. “And I will boogie.” he added as Carole laughed in response.

Kurt was bobbing up and down happily, holding onto his hands, when he suddenly a devious grin appeared on his face. “Alright, it's already taken care of dad. I'm gonna hire the New Directions as your band, right? It won't cost you a cent, they're available! Long story short, you're having a glee wedding!” Kurt announced.

“Oh yeah! That's perfect, Kurt!” Blaine cheered.

“That sounds good to me kid, so start planning away. Meanwhile, I gotta go take Carole to work.” Burt replied as he came to rest his hand on Carole's shoulder happily.

"Okay, I'm so happy for you two!” Kurt replied.

Kurt and Blaine waved happily in farewell after everyone had said their goodbyes. The newly made wedding planners were far excited for their own good, which made Finn roll his eyes.

“Alright planning starts now Blaine, seriously right after school we need to get to work on this.”

“I am here at your command, Kurt.” Blaine replied with a chuckle. “Do with me what you wish.”

“Oh, you know just what I want to hear, don't you?” Kurt replied playfully.

“Dude.” Fin muttered to remind them he was still there.

“Oh that was nothing Finn, come on let's go break the good news to Mr. Schue!” Kurt said and took hold of Blaine's arm as the pair headed off towards Will's office, Finn reluctantly following behind them.

After Mr. Schuester had given his approval for the New Directions to perform at his dads wedding, Kurt had the fun task of telling everyone at Glee Club that day.

“So we have found ourselves a very special gig to do soon and I'll leave it to Kurt here to explain what it is.” Will told them all.

That was Kurt's cue to get up from his chair and come down to face all of them. “I am happy to announce that my Dad and Finn's Mom Carole are getting married! Very soon actually and I have hired, well hired minus the money part, the New Directions to be the band at the wedding!” Kurt explained.

A number of his fellow glee-clubbers began to clap in excitement, while some didn't at all. But Kurt continued anyway, since the majority seemed excited at the idea. “So the wedding date will be quite soon, we're thinking in a few weeks, as soon as I can get the details all smoothed out. You are all welcome to submit your song ideas, group, solo or duets for the reception portion of the wedding, which I promise to hear fairly, just try to keep things suitable for a wedding.” Kurt explained to everyone.
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Even after it had only been two days into planning the wedding, Kurt was very proud about how far he and Blaine had gotten already. Last night Kurt and Blaine had gone with Carole to sample wedding cakes and it had turned out to be quite a fun evening for all. Kurt was now staring at the cake topper figure he had picked out the night before from its spot in his locker. Blaine was beside him talking away about what they needed to plan next, when Finn approached them. He started to voice his doubts about Kurt's idea to release live doves, until Kurt assured him it wouldn't be too messy, it ended with Kurt telling Finn he should try to pull off a dance number with his mom at the reception dinner. Once Finn agreed that it would help him look cool if he could actually pull it off, Kurt watched his tall frame disappear as he turned a corner down the hall.

“Looks like dancing lessons are in order.” Blaine commented with a smile.

“Indeed it does, good thing I have a good partner to help me.” Kurt replied.

After he and Blaine figured out how they would hold a dancing lesson at the school for Finn and his Dad the next day after class. Kurt took hold of the wedding topper from his locker and closed the door. Only to come face to face with Karofsky, Kurt held his breath in surprise at the look David was giving at the moment, which could only be described as terrifying.

Blaine didn't hesitate to come to stand beside Kurt, making sure he got as close as possible and stared at Karofsky in defiance. But he didn't stand in front of Kurt completely since he knew Kurt had to stand up for himself as well. Instead he just stood beside him in support and didn't back down when Karofsky got closer. The three stared at each other in silence until Kurt noticed Karofsky begin to assess the situation by glancing around at the crowd of students before looking back and him and Blaine. For whatever reason, he must have decided that with Blaine there, it was too risky to get any closer to him. So he simply gave the pair a hateful sneer from where he was standing a few feet away.

“Better stay on your toes, lady boy, you can't have your tiny boy toy around you all the time.” Karofsky told them and suddenly hit his fist against the locker with a smash, causing Kurt and Blaine both to flinch. That seemed to make him content enough to push past then, resulting in Blaine getting shoved to the side as Karofsky headed down the hallway.

Blaine continued to glare at David as he bounced back to regain his balance at Kurt's side, taking hold of his boyfriends shoulder to steady himself. When Karofsky was completely out of view he looked back at Kurt and the look of terror on his face pulled at his heart strings.

“Kurt, you have to tell someone about this. Karofsky's right, what if next time he finds you when you're alone?” Blaine told him softly, his voice full of concern.

Kurt hesitated, “Blaine, I told you I can't... it's not safe-” Kurt began.

“You don't have to tell him about... about what he threatened you with. Just go to Mr. Schue or Principal Sylvester and tell them that Karofsky's been harassing you. I'm sorry but I'm not taking no for answer this time, Kurt.” Blaine suggested.

Kurt took a deep breath and let it out slowly, he knew this time he couldn't ask Blaine to keep it all a secret. He remembered Blaine's warning of how he would tell someone and Kurt knew he was right to do so. That and the fact that Kurt didn't want David Karofsky to come anywhere near him was enough for him to be willing to tell someone about it. Even when he knew little could be done to help. “Okay, let's go tell Mr. Schue.”

Blaine could only look at Kurt with total admiration and love at that moment. “You’re so amazing, Kurt.” he said softly.

Blaine patted Kurt's shoulder for a moment and urged him to move forward. When Kurt finally began to walk off in the direction of Mr. Schuester's classroom, Blaine followed behind him. When Kurt told Will he was instantly whisked off to go see Principal Sylvester, and this time Blaine insisted that he would stay behind and wait outside the office. Kurt didn't argue with this as he knew it was probably better if he talked to Sue and Will alone anyway. As he suspected, their talk didn't result in anything, as there was nothing that either of them could really do to help him. Not without any solid proof and he still refused to tell anyone about the kiss or the verbal threat to his life. But Kurt didn't ignore the fact that even Sue seemed generally concerned about him and that was amazing. It also told Kurt that telling her and Will had been a good idea after all. Kurt went to find Blaine the second he stepped out of the office and he didn't have to go very far as Blaine was waiting anxiously only a few steps away from the door and Kurt's sombre mood lightened at the mere sight of him. Kurt walked up to him and began to fill Blaine in what had happened or rather what hadn't happened.

“I mean, I knew it would turn out like this, still it's so frustrating...” Kurt muttered.

“Telling them was still the right thing to do, Kurt, they know something is up now at least.” Blaine pointed out.

“I suppose, I did get an official nickname from Sue at least... one far less offensive than lady, anyway.” Kurt said.

“I'm afraid to think what her nickname for me would be...” Blaine replied with a small shudder.
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But no matter how brave and supportive Blaine tried to be, he found himself at a loss with how to help Kurt properly as the days went by. Thank god Kurt was being kept far too busy from planning the wedding for him to have much free time to worry. Although it didn't seem to be distracting him enough for his friends not to notice the effect David's bullying was having on Kurt. It might have taken them a while but Blaine found out about their discovery when he walked into the choir room one day, to find the girls all sitting together and they weren't arguing for once. Blaine made a confused face and he stepped into the room and approached them.

“Um... am I interrupting anything important here?” Blaine asked them awkwardly.

“Oh good ,Blaine! Just the person we should run this by. We were just having a secret girls meeting, about Kurt's situation concerning Karofsky. I mean, you better than anyone must see how miserable Kurt's been because of it. So it needs to stop now.” Rachel explained as she took hold of Blaine's arm and pulled him closer to where they were all sitting.

“Uh, that's very sweet of you all, but I don't think Kurt would like the sound of this.” Blaine muttered in reply.

“He's independent and doesn't want to ask for anyone’s help, we get that. But this time, we're not letting it stop us.” Quinn said.

“We're going to have our boyfriends confront Karofsky and tell him to leave Kurt alone. Or that's Rachel's suggestion anyway and as crazy as it sounds, I agree with her.” Tina added.

“This won't turn out well, guys.” Blaine warned them. “Kurt won't want anyone else getting hurt for his sake.”

“Look, you don't have to agree or even join in, just don't tell Kurt okay.” Rachel commented.

Blaine looked at all of their pleading faces and gave a big sigh. “Fine, I'll keep quiet about this. But don't think I won't be there too.” Blaine told them all with a small smile.

He knew that Kurt would be far from happy when he heard about the turn of events. But for once, Blaine refused to just sit and stay silent when his boyfriend's safety was concerned. Though that didn't stop him from worrying about what could happen when the plan went down.
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True to his word, Blaine showed up the next day in the locker room and came to stand beside Mike and Artie as they faced off against Karofsky.

“Stop picking on Kurt.” Artie told him.

“You mind? I'm changing.” David told him.

“We're serious.” Mike said in a loud tone as he slammed Karofsky's locker shut.

“This needs to stop.” Blaine added.

“This is a warning.” Mike said.

David just smirked at him, “Oh, yeah?”

“From now on, you're gonna leave him alone.” Artie told him.

“Look, if he wants to be a homo, not to mention you there, Anderson, that's up to you two. But don't rub it in my face, forcing me to see it at school. I figure even though Kurt's the woman in your relationship he still wears the pants, somehow. So if I make him see that it needs to stop, I figure it will.”

“Listen to yourself, do hear what you sound like right now?” Blaine said, he was seething and he could barely control himself after what David had just said.

“We're not asking you.” Artie pointed out.

“We're done talking about this.” Mike added. “Just back off alright.” He then shouted.

This caused David to charge forward and push Mike hard to the ground, as he yelled at him to back off. The force sent Mike crashing into Artie and it resulted in them both falling to the floor helplessly.

It only took a second for Blaine to stop staring in disbelief and snap into action to come charging at David. “Oh no, you're not getting away with this, not this time!” he shouted. Though his show of heroism did little good as David grabbed a fist full of his shirt and swung him to the left, smashing Blaine's back against the lockers with a loud crash. Pain ran through him as he hit the metal and he bounced off its hard surface and crashed onto the floor.

Just as Karofsky came to hover over Blaine, his food began to swing back to give him a hard kick in the gut, when Sam came flying at him without warning, causing David's foot to hit the locker mere inches away from Blaine's head as Sam pulled him away from Blaine with all his strength. Blaine struggled to stand and hobbled over to where Artie and Mike had fallen and began to help Mike get Artie back into his chair. Only they froze right before they had planned to lift when Sam got punched in the eye by David and they pushed at each other until them tumbled down on the floor, still bent on pounding each other.

It took Coach Beiste bursting into the room shouting to break them apart and Blaine finally gave a sigh of relief. When he and Mike finished placing Artie back in his chair Blaine winced in pain as he straightened back up. He knew he was going to get a killer bruise from the face off. One that he knew he couldn't hide from Kurt and one look at the state they were all in and he knew there would be no point in trying to hide what had happened at all. So they all limped along together as they made their way to the choir room. Kurt looked at them all in disbelief at the state they were all in and hurried up to Blaine's side, his face full of concern.

“Oh my god, Blaine, are you alright? What happened?” He blurted out in concern.

“We went to confront Karofsky; it didn't turn out to well.” Artie explained.

Kurt looked at them all in disbelief, “Why would you do that?” he asked with a groan. “Wait.. is that a black eye, Sam?” he asked.

“It's nothing.” Sam muttered.

Quinn ran back into the room with ice packs in hand and began to hand them out to the injured significant others and she took her own seat, slapping one on Sam's bruised eye. Kurt took one because he knew Blaine hadn't escaped an injury himself, judging how he carefully he was sitting down on the chair beside Kurt.

“Okay where does it hurt?” Kurt demanded.

“My back.” Blaine muttered.

Kurt sighed and pressed the cold pack against Blaine's back and he heard Blaine give a long sigh of relief from the comfort it was bringing.

“Nothing? The dude was a wild animal.” Mike told them.

“Manimal.” Artie added in quickly.

“I am so turned on by you right now.” Brittany said as she rubbed Artie's shoulder.

“How bad does it look?” Sam asked Quinn as she held the icepack to his eye.

“It's pretty hot, actually.” Quinn replied.

Kurt sighed as he continued to hold the icepack to his boyfriends back, bringing his other arm to rest on his shoulder protectively. “We'll talk about this later.” he whispered in Blaine's ear.

“He saved me from getting the crap beaten out of me.” Blaine admitted.

“You had no idea how hard it was for me not to jump in on that beat down.” Puck muttered.

“Where were you, Finn?” Santana asked as she eyed him grudgingly.

“I was still out on the field okay? I totally would have given him a beat down if I had been there.” Finn muttered quickly in reply.

“Oh, yeah? Blaine isn't even on the football team and he managed to be there still somehow.” Santana pointed out.

“The fact is it shouldn't have gone down without you, Finn. You should have been leading the charge.” Mercedes told him.

“Lay off Finn, everyone, it isn't his problem. It's none of your problems, actually, even yours Blaine. But thank you for what you did, especially Sam, with you coming to my boyfriend’s rescue as well as facing Karofsky's fist.” Kurt said in reply.

Will stepped into the room and once he was brought up to date with what had happened, they all got to work on practising for their wedding performance.

At Kurt's insistence, Blaine ended up going straight home so Kurt could tend to his wounds, like a loving boyfriend should. Blaine knew any attempt to shrug his injury off like it wasn't a big deal would be pointless, much like any hope of them not having to talk about his risky actions. The noises he made whenever he moved also weren't very convincing that he was fine.

“It's pretty pathetic how easy I got taken down.” Blaine muttered as he let Kurt lead him to sit carefully on his bed.

“Considering how much Karofsky towers over you, no, it's not. I'm not amused that you all did that, I mean you could have gotten seriously hurt or even expelled. But because you did it for me, I'll forgive you... considering how sore you are from it I think you've gotten enough punishment already.” Kurt said as he grabbed another icepack from his bag.

“I'm gonna go put this in the freezer, you lie down on your stomach and rest until I'm back.” Kurt told him.

Blaine obeyed, and when Kurt returned, he was happy to see that he was lying on his stomach, listening to some music had put on as he waited for Kurt.

“Okay, I guess you deserve a bit of a reward now.” Kurt said as he came over to where he was.

“As in?” Blaine hesitated.

“I managed to find some muscle relaxer in the bathroom, should help with how sore you're feeling. So just lie back and relax as I put my magic fingers to work.” Kurt explained softly.

Blaine had already been feeling quite relaxed, until he suddenly felt Kurt sit down on top of his backside, straddling him from behind. He shot up in surprise but winced instantly from the pain that greeted him and he flopped back down on the mattress with a groan. “Kurt, what are you doing?” he blurted out.

“Relax, Blaine! I'm just going to give you a bit of a massage before I put the relaxer on. You're far too jumpy for your own good sometimes.” Kurt chuckled.

“It tends to happen when you suddenly sit on me when I'm not expecting it.” Blaine pointed out.

“Shh, just relax, Blaine.” Kurt said and gently pulled Blaine's shirt up enough so he could get to work on Blaine's sore back. But he instantly saw the large bruise that was beginning to show and he made sure to glide his hand along it very carefully. He started to knead Blaine's back muscles as best he could manage, hoping he was doing more good than harm. It seemed he was has he heard the few muffled groans Blaine was making, so he continued to massage his back.

“Is this okay? I'm not hurting you am I?” Kurt asked.

“No... it's good, very good.” Blaine almost purred in response, when Kurt touched his side lightly he let out a small moan. At that comment, he felt Kurt move slightly and realized he was now applying the muscle relaxer to the large bruise on Blaine's back where he had come in contact with the locker.

As Kurt touched him he began to feel completely relaxed and all the tension drained away from his body. Until he soon began to realize in addition to feeling relaxed, he was now beginning to feel aroused. So that it soon came to the point where Blaine was sporting a full hard on from the contact Kurt was giving him with his smooth touch.

Kurt finally finished and got off Blaine and perched beside him on the edge of the bed, he knelt down to give Blaine a quick kiss on the forehead. “There all done, you can sit up now.” Kurt told him.

Blaine tried his hardest not to start blushing at that moment, “Uh, I'm good actually.” he said sheepishly.

“Blaine, did you get a hard on from my massage?”

“Maybe...” Blaine admitted.

Kurt laughed lightly, “Oh Blaine, that's nothing to be embarrassed about. I know I would probably have one too if it was me.” Kurt said as he began to pull Blaine into a sitting position. He glanced at Blaine crotch and the obviously erection he was sporting. “And actually, I can help you with your problem... if you want me to.” Kurt said shyly.

Blaine's face turned red at that, “Seriously?... but...” Blaine sputtered in response as he felt him get even harder at the thought.

“Yes, I am serious, we did decide we'd start doing things like this.” Kurt said as he brought his hands to undo the top button of Blaine's pants. “As long as it's want we want.” He added, Kurt looked up at Blaine and saw the desire and need on his face. Blaine decided to answer by grabbing Kurt's face and pulling him in for a long kiss. Kurt laughed and kissed Blaine back as he began to slowly unzip Blaine's fly.

Blaine was so focused on Kurt's mouth and how amazing their tongues felt together, he almost didn't notice when Kurt's had worked his cock free and began stroking it, sliding his hand up and down. That caused Blaine to shudder and he let out a loud moan, before Kurt kissed him again. For a while they remained like this, their lips locked while Kurt kept a steady pumping rhythm with his hand on Blaine's hard cock. Until he suddenly stopped and let go, Blaine stopped kissing him and gave him a confused look, he noticed Kurt was blushing.

“I thought we could be brave and take another step...” Kurt began, but then simply grinned playfully at Blaine and began to kneel downwards, when it hit Blaine what Kurt had in mind. This time he didn't even bother to say anything in hesitation and Kurt brought his head down to his cock and gave it a reluctant lick with his tongue.

Blaine found himself at a loss for words as a whole new wave of pleasure he had never experienced before washed over him. Kurt took this as a cue to continue and brought Blaine's shaft even more into his mouth. When he slowly began to suck and roll his tongue all over his hard on, Blaine almost forgot how to think.

“Fuck, Kurt, that feels so good.” Blaine moaned, letting a rare swearword escape from his mouth in response.

Kurt found himself getting the hang of things, until he took things a bit too far and found himself almost choking on Blaine's cock. He pulled up and coughed a bit, “Sorry, this is going to take some practice I guess.” he muttered embarrassed.

“I look forward to that.” Blaine blurted out, “But don't stop... I'm so close, Kurt...” he pleaded.

Kurt nodded and this time just brought his hand back on Blaine's length and began to move up and down in a pumping motion. He knew Blaine was almost to his breaking point as he came up to kiss him a deep kiss, biting his lower lip aggressively. He heard Blaine cry out and shudder as he released his load over Kurt's hand.

Blaine head fell to rest on Kurt's neck and all he did was breath heavily for a while. So Kurt simply remained still and smiled. “Feel relaxed now?” he asked softly.

“Oh yes... but what about you? Shouldn't I-” Blaine began to say.

“-No It's not necessary, as hot as that was I'm fine, this was all about you for once. Just let me clean up here.” Kurt responded and Blaine let go of him so Kurt could go grab a tissue and dart off to the bathroom out in the hall, Blaine gave a sigh of relief, thankfully no one else had come home yet.

When Kurt came back into the room, he clapped his hands together. “Okay back to the wedding planning, we have lots to do still.”

Still slightly winded, Blaine could only smirk in response, trust Kurt to still have planning the wedding on his mind, even when he had just attempted to give him a blowjob for the first time. That, among many other things, was one of the reasons he loved Kurt Hummel so much.
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Because of Blaine's injury, Kurt had decided to move their scheduled dance lesson for Finn and Burt to the following day. So now the four of them were all together in an empty classroom after school was finished for the day. Kurt got up to stand in front of his dad and step-brother to be, with Blaine coming to join him.

“Thank you both for attending the Kurt Hummel wedding dance seminar and thank you to my wonderful dancer partner and co-instructor Blaine for helping me.” Kurt began and he leaned over to give Blaine's arm a quick squeeze in thanks before he continued. “Now dad, you're going to have to pull off the first dance with Carole and if Uncle Andy's 40th birthday party was any indication, you're going to need some work.” Kurt told them.

“What are you talking about my moves were great, okay? It was the damn sangria.” Burt began to say in defence.

Kurt just rolled his eyes and held out his hand to Blaine, who took it and let Kurt bring them to the proper dance position. He gulped lightly as Kurt brought his hand to touch the small of his back, not daring to look at Burt at that moment.

“Now first Blaine and I will show you how it's done.” Kurt told them as he began to lead them into a dance. “Now dad you'll want to be the one leading, so watch what I do.” he said as he began to take a step and then began to dance around.

Blaine smiled as they moved, but he started to feel his memories of the last time he had danced with a boy begin to come up to surface. Considering what had happened after that dance, he quickly pushed those dark memories away.

Kurt stopped dancing with Blaine after a while and went to get his father onto the floor, “Now you try but make sure to dance to the beat, not to the words.” he began and he got them both into position.

“Yes, right here, okay.” Kurt muttered, he corrected his dad when he took hold of his hand and brought it to rest on his side. “Now have you guys selected a wedding song?” He asked.

“Yes we're thinking Stairway or Simple Blue.” Burt answered.

“Okay great, so it's basically 1-2-3-4, alright.” Kurt replied and nodded to Brad to start playing the piano again. “Alright follow me, right gentleman leads on the left, right opposite of me.” Kurt instructed as they started to move to the music. “1-2-3-4 okay good and to the back....” Kurt said as they began to dance.

“Hey, look at me I'm dancing.” Burt said to Finn and Blaine.

“Yeah, okay. Okay, Blaine come over here and dance with dad while I show Finn the ropes next.” Kurt told him.

Blaine nodded with a smile and came over to take Kurt's place and he began to dance with Burt. He couldn't help but begin to think how this was something he could never picture doing with his father. Not without it being horribly awkward, yet there was none what so ever as Burt tried his best to lead.

“That's it, remember to keep the rhythm, way to go, Burt.” Blaine told him.

“Alright Finn, no chickening out, I did it, you gotta do it too.” Burt commented as they danced.

Kurt came to stand and get into position as he called Finn over to join him, moving his head. Finn took a deep breath and muttered to himself as he came over to where Kurt was. He hesitated slightly when he had to take hold of Kurt for the dance lesson.

“Can we shut the door? I'm not really comfortable with people watching.” Finn told Kurt.

Kurt just gave him a confused look, “What are you talking about? You danced in front of a thousand people at Regionals.” Kurt replied and held his hand back up for Finn to take hold of.

With no chance of escape unless he wanted to hurt Kurt's feelings, which wasn't something Finn wanted to do, especially with Burt in the room. He finally gave in and took hold of Kurt's hand, he was just going to bring the other to touch the Kurt's side. When he noticed Karofsky standing outside the choir room door in the hallway. Kurt's eyes noticed his line of vision and Blaine and Burt soon followed, they stopped dancing once they both noticed Karofsky too.

Karofsky put his hand up in a tauntingly rude motion and eyed Finn and Kurt cruelly as he smirked at them.

Once he left down the hall Burt came up to them, “What the hell was that?” he asked.

“It's nothing, Dad.” Kurt answered.

“That was not nothing! That guy was making fun of you. What the hell is his name?” Burt demanded.

“Tell him, Kurt.” Blaine said as he came to stand beside his boyfriend.

“Tell me what?” Burt asked in reply.

“Tell him or I will.” Finn added.

Kurt hesitated, “His name’s Dave Karofsky, he... he's been harassing me for a few weeks now.” Kurt began to explain.

“Harassing you how?” Burt asked him.

“Just... shoving me and giving me a hard time.”

“There's more, there's something else you’re not telling me.” Burt commented.

“Kurt, please, no more secrets.” Blaine pleaded softly when Kurt began to hesitate.

“He threatened to kill me.” Kurt finally said.

“Wait, you gotta be kidding me.” Finn blurted out in response.

But before any of them could say anything else, they saw a flash of movement to their side and turned to see Burt disappear out of the room after David. The three boys darted out of the room as fast as they could as they hurried after him. But when they caught up to where he was, they found that Burt had David pinned against the wall as he confronted him, his anger easy to see.

“Burt, stop!” Finn yelled.

“Dad, please you're sick, come on.” Kurt pleaded as urged Burt to let go of David and begin to calm down.

Burt simply let David go and looked to Finn and Blaine, “And what the hell have you two been doing while all of this was going on, huh?” he asked them with anger and he walked away without another word.

Kurt just stared at Finn and Blaine for a moment, “Dad...” he said through his deep breaths, but let him pass by. He ignored Finn and came up to take Blaine's hand, “Don't worry, Blaine, I'll explain to dad that it's not your fault... just later when he's more receptive to hear it.” Kurt said as he lead him back to the choir room, leaving Finn alone with his thoughts.
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But it didn't end there of course, the first thing next day Kurt found himself in the Principal's office sitting beside his dad, looking across at Karofsky who was sitting with his own father. For once something actually happened from the meeting and David ended up getting expelled by Coach Sylvester. Kurt couldn't help but give a sigh of relief at the verdict, perhaps it was finally all over, though Kurt was reluctant to get hopeful. When everything was settled, Kurt's thoughts instantly returned to Blaine and explaining his actions to his dad. Sure enough, Kurt glanced ahead to see Blaine was once again waiting anxiously for them a short distance away. Only this time he didn't instantly run up to greet him and Kurt knew Burt's judgemental words to him the other day were the cause.

“Dad, remember what I explained last night. That I made Blaine promise me not to tell anyone about this, so it's not his fault.” Kurt began to explain as they walked towards him.

Kurt sped past his dad to hurry over to where Blaine was waiting for them and began to fill him in on what had happened. Kurt saw the relief of Blaine's face when he was told that David had been expelled by Sue. But he didn't have a chance to say anything because Burt stepped up to face the both of them.

“I'd like a word with your boyfriend alone.” Burt simply said as began to walk away from him.

Kurt looked from his dad to Blaine and opened his mouth to protest but Blaine shook his head, silencing him.

“No I'll go don't worry.” he whispered to Kurt. Burt began to walk away and Blaine hurried after him. Once there were a safe distance away that Kurt couldn't hear their discussion, Burt turned to face him and Blaine fought not to squirm under his firm gaze.

“Look Blaine, I'm not mad at you for keeping quiet about this, at least not really. I, more than anyone, know how stubborn and independent my son can be. What you gotta know is when things are too important to let him get his way, that sometimes the consequences might be too big to ignore.” Burt explained to Blaine.

Blaine was relieved that Burt once again was showing his wisdom as a father and he let out a long sigh. “I know that now, Burt, I'm sorry and from now on I won't let that happen. I just hope I can tell when I need to do something, or when I need to stay silent.” he admitted.

“There's no handbook to life, Blaine, you learn on the job for stuff like this. Your heart was in the right place, I know that after Kurt talked to me last night.

“Tell me about it! Anyway, thanks for being so understanding, Burt. I can't promise I won't screw up again. But I can promise that I'm going to protect Kurt as much as I can, anyway I can.” Blaine told him.

Burt chuckled lightly and patted him on the shoulder, “That's great and all, just don't get beaten up in the process, kid.” Burt commented as they made their way back to Kurt. “I'll leave you to deal with all of final wedding details, which I am sure Kurt's stressing over still. I'll see you tonight at home.” Burt said and headed off.

“Hopefully from now on things will be a lot safer for you.” Blaine told with a warm smile.

“You mean for the both of us.” Kurt said as he took hold of his hands.
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Even without the stress of facing Karofsky each day, Kurt was far from calm as they wedding day approached. When it finally was the night before the wedding, Kurt was now pacing in his room in a panic, like it was his wedding that he'd have to go through in the morning. Even as he reminded himself that his dad was the groom not him, it did little to calm his frazzled nerves.

“Seriously, Blaine, I am this close to a full blown melt down here! The flowers might not make it in time and what if they get the food mixed up and Rachel's dinner isn't vegan...” Kurt began to mutter over the phone to Blaine.

“Kurt, calm down, I can tell you're pacing! I can't be there to make you relax, so you better come to your senses on your own.” Blaine told him firmly.

Kurt let out a deep breath and made himself stand still, “Fine I'll try, there's just so much that needs to be done still...” Kurt began again.

“Kurt...” Blaine said in warning. “Honestly, stop freaking out! It's cute, but not too smart. Tomorrow will turn out just fine, you'll see. It will be a night no one will forget in a long time.” Blaine pointed out.

Kurt smiled at that, “Here's hoping you're right.”

“You know I am.” Was all Blaine said in response.
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“See, I told you it would all work out.” Blaine told Kurt.

Kurt gave a long sigh, it was hard to get his mind to calm down enough to realize Blaine's words were true. They were both in Kurt's bedroom getting dressed for the wedding, which was now only mere hours away. Once everyone in the house was dressed and ready they'd head off to the church to meet up with the rest of the New Directions. Kurt turned to face Blaine finally, only to see him pulling his shirt off without little regard and he looked over Kurt, who was staring at him.

“What?” Blaine asked.

Kurt starred at Blaine in his shirtless glory for a moment before snapping out of the trance it was causing. Not wanting to confirm the effect Blaine had on him, he ignored his boyfriend’s question.

“Yeah though only because I'm that good of a wedding planner.” Kurt pointed out with a smirk.

Blaine laughed and came over to give Kurt a quick kiss, “No argument there, you did most of the work, I only tried to help.” Blaine admitted. “Which I can keep doing by getting that shirt off you.” He replied as he began to carefully unbutton his vest. “Curse you and your love of layers.” he hissed.

Kurt laughed as Blaine finally finished getting all the buttons undone and peeled the vest off of him, his shirt underneath soon following as Blaine lifted it over his head. Kurt caught it from his hands before he could toss it onto the floor and glared at him. “No, I don't want any wrinkles, Blaine.” Kurt warned as he bent over to rescue his vest from the floor. Kurt carefully folded them both and placed them on his bed, finally turning his attention back to Blaine. They both just stared at each other for a moment until they began to laugh. “Right, we're supposed to be getting dressed... so tux’s next.” He reminded himself as he stepped away from Blaine to focus on their current task. But suddenly it became impossible to accomplish when Kurt glanced back at Blaine just in time to see him begin to slip out of his pants.

Blaine noticed Kurt was watching him and he froze, clad only his briefs. “Should I go to the bathroom to finish?” he offered.

Kurt just shook his head and quickly got his own pants off and set to start getting dressed into his wedding wear. “No, it's fine, It's just very distracting.” Kurt muttered.

Blaine found he agreed with Kurt as he watched him slip into his pants for the wedding, “Yeah, considering we've never seen each other with our pants fully off yet...” Blaine pointed out.

“That's true, but it's also beside the point right now, Blaine, and it's not helping us get dressed!” Kurt hissed as he grabbed for his tie.

Blaine chuckled as he finished putting on his own dress shirt and came over to tie Kurt's tie for him. Once he was done, Kurt did the same for him and they both put on their jackets. Kurt glanced Blaine over and grinned. “I think we both look presentable.”

“Well you look stunning.” Blaine said. “So much though that I am finding it hard to keep my hands off of you right now.”

“I know right... how cruel a wedding day can be... and it's not even ours!” Kurt blurted out, his face turned red when he realized what he had just said. “I'm sorry, I know it's WAY too early for such thoughts. But I find I can't help myself from thinking how it's almost like we're getting dressed for our own wedding.” Kurt admitted to Blaine.

Blaine finished buttoning up his jacket and smiled warmly at Kurt, “Me too.” he admitted. “I mean, it's not that far-fetched that our minds are going there. We have been with each other for 6 months and we are going to a wedding today.” Blaine pointed out.

“And we certainly love each other enough. But of course considering we're still in high school, it's far too soon.” Kurt replied.

“Agreed.”

But Kurt came over and gave Blaine a long kiss, which caused Blaine to take hold of Kurt's waist and pull him close. “You know, while we both agree it's too soon to even begin to think of marriage... it might not to be too soon for other things to happen.” Kurt muttered between their kisses.

Blaine's mind came to a complete stop and he could only gape at Kurt when he realized what his boyfriend probably meant. “We should probably put thoughts like that out of our minds until after the wedding. Or else I won't be able to think of anything else but the possibility about us both wanting to have sex...” Blaine told him.

Kurt gave a sigh and glanced at his watch, “I suppose you're right, okay let's enjoy the wedding and we'll continue this talk at a better time.” Kurt said in agreement.

“About what?” Blaine teased.

“What's keeping you two down there? Do I need to come split something up?” Burt called down from the top of the stairs.

Kurt and Blaine let go of each other and began to laugh as they hurried up the stairs to join the others.
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While it was no show choir competition, yet at least for Kurt it was the New Directions most important performance yet. Because seeing his dad’s happiness and love for Carole in front of all of their friends and family beat out any trophy they could win. The music began and the New Directions clung together for a second and cheered before lining up in preparation for heading out down the aisle, where the guests of the Carole and Burt wedding were waiting in the next room.

“That's our cue.” Rachel chimed as she and Finn danced forward and began to sing Marry You.

Kurt quickly gave Carole and his father each warm hugs while he had the time. Kurt then hurried over to where Mercedes and Blaine where waiting for him. Because of their odd numbers of members, Kurt and Blaine had insisted the three of them would dance together down the aisle, so no one was left out.

Kurt, Blaine and Mercedes watched as each of the pairs in front of them headed out to sing down the aisle. Until it was finally their turn and the three of them skipped out, hand in hand together. Once they were out for all to see, Kurt grabbed hold of Mercedes's hand and strutted down the hallway like they were dancing the tango. Blaine just laughed and bounced along behind them but then Mercedes pushed Kurt towards Blaine and followed the couple as they finish the rest of their dance down the aisle together. Kurt headed to the side when they reached the end of the aisle and watched the others re-appear as they all turned around and danced together down the aisle one last time. This time Kurt came to stand at the front of the line, Blaine standing next to him and they all turned to the back of the room.

Burt Hummel began to dance down towards them and Kurt fought back the tears that were risking to fall, just when Kurt had recovered enough to continue Carole came dancing down the aisle as she swung her bouquet to the music. Burt met her half way and they danced back towards where the New Directions were waiting, as the song ended the happy couple to be stopped in front of the wedding officiator.

It was already risking being too much for Kurt to be able to take in, when he had sworn he'd hold it all together, at least at first. Yet if you were going to have a slight emotional breakdown, a wedding was a place to do it. Especially when the cause was nothing but joy and that crying was a compliment not a weakness. Kurt managed to pull himself together but he ended up smiling so much during the service that his jaw was hurting. All it took was Burt to mention his mother and look at his son with a smile at Kurt lost all integrity. Blaine who never seemed to miss anything quickly handed him his handkerchief, because of course he was too classy for tissues, when Burt continued his vows to comment about God kicking a wall down. Kurt glanced over at Blaine and they both began to chuckle in response.

Meanwhile Blaine might have been better off with not being rendered to tears, in reality he wasn't under that much control. He was smiling so much he was afraid he might never be able to again when the night was over. But he'd worry about it the next morning, because at the moment there was no way Blaine could ever frown. It wasn't his parents or anyone in his family getting married, but he felt closer to them more than he did his own family at times. Ever since Kurt had walked into his life, he had learned how it felt to have peers who were totally accepting. When Carole told Kurt he was amazing in her vows, Blaine touched Kurt's shoulder lightly and whispered his agreement in his ear lovingly. The ring exchange followed and said their 'I dos' so quickly they almost cut the officiator off in mid-sentence. Blaine couldn't help but take hold of Kurt's hand as they watched Mr. And Mrs. Hummel share their first kiss as husband and wife.

With the official ceremony portion of the night over, Kurt snapped into his wedding planner mode and ushered the happy couple and his new step-brother off to go take their wedding photos. Once they were all corralled together and waiting, Kurt went in search of Blaine, who he found at the side with the rest of the New Directions. Kurt walked over to him and beckoned him with his hand.

Blaine just looked at him in disbelief. “No Kurt.. I can't be in the photos!” Blaine blurted out.

“I'm not asking you to be, Blaine, so relax! But I did talk the photographer into taking a few shots of after the official wedding photos are done. So you need to come along.” Kurt explained as he took Blaine's hand and pulled him over to join them. “If you're really worried about over stepping, Rachel's coming too.” he added as he pointed to where her and Finn were standing.

“Okay, I'm good then.” Blaine told him. Though in truth he was far from good, he was bordering on becoming an emotional wreck. Because Kurt and his family wanted him there and their acceptance meant so much to him.
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Much to Kurt's relief the dinner ended up being lovely, everyone behaved and there were no drunken guests or wedding crashers to ruin things. Rachel got her vegan meal as planned and Kurt felt very pleased with himself as he sat at the table with his family. After dinner was finished, the dancing was well underway and Kurt urged his dad and step-mother to head to the dance floor and have their first dance as a married couple. Their wedding song had ended up being 'Stairway to Heaven' and Kurt had been touched and flattered when Burt had requested that Kurt should be the one to sing it. There was no way he could turn the offer down, no matter what the song was. So Kurt hurried up to the small stage at the back of the wall where the backup band was ready for him. Kurt's eyes scanned the room and he couldn't help but give Blaine a wink from his seat with the other New Directions.

“Welcome, and thank you all for coming to this wonderful wedding. I have the honour of singing the first official dance of the night. So Dad, Carole, get up to where everyone can see you and get ready to boogie. It's time to get this show on the road.” Kurt said to a beat and began to sway to the music.

Blaine began to dance in his chair, which caused Mercedes to laugh from her spot beside him and call him an idiot. But she quickly joined in with him and the rest of the New Directions as they laughed and moved to the beat. Blaine went so far as the shout out and to cheer at Kurt, but he realized he wasn't the main focus and he quickly switched his cheers to be for Burt and Carole.

After Kurt finished the first song he stepped off the stage and was tackled by Carole and Burt who gave him both big hugs, which Kurt returned as he laughed. He continued to make his way back to his seat, but he could help but make a quick stop at the New Directions table.

“You were awesome.” Blaine said as Kurt walked up to him.

“Thank you, cutie.” Kurt said as he leaned over and gave Blaine a quick kiss on the cheek.

“Nicely done.” Mercedes added and Kurt winked at her.

Will was next in line for singing and he began to sing Sway just as Kurt sat down at his chair. This time Carole and Burt's dance was not so traditional, but that only made it that much more fun to watch. When Burt looked over at his song to make sure he was doing fine, Kurt gave him an approving wink. As fun as it was to sit and watch everyone enjoy the festivities in their seats, Kurt was itching to get his boyfriend on the dance floor. But there was still Finn's speech to cover before his hopes of dancing with Blaine could happen.

Finn stood up and Kurt smiled at how nervous he looked, but he managed to pull through and begin his speech as he came to stand in front of Carole, Burt and Kurt. “Hi, uh thank you, best man right uh, well I wanna propose a toast to my mom. Who is, so awesome... I mean, somehow even without one in the house, you taught me what it means to be a man. In glee club, uh whenever two of us got together we got a nickname. Rachel and I are Finchel, Kurt and Blaine are Klaine, Rachel and Puck were Puckleberry and today, a new union was formed, Furt.” Finn said as he looked at Kurt, as the audience laughed lightly.

“You and me man, we're brothers from another mother and quite frankly no one else has shown me as much as you. About what it means to be a man and over the past few weeks, some stuff has gone down and I haven't manned up like I should have. From now on, no matter what it will cost me, I’ve got your back, okay, even if it means getting a slushie in the face every now and then. You and Blaine put this entire wedding together on your own and I know Blaine would be first to admit you did most of the work yourself.” Finn commented, with Blaine nodding in approval at the statement.

“It's true!” Blaine called out and everyone laughed.

“So as a thank you, I had the glee club put together a little number in your honour.” Finn told Kurt as he came to lead over the table in front of Kurt. “You're gonna dance it with me, dude.” he added with a smirk.

Kurt felt his heart begin to pound in his chest as the music started, he could hardly believe this was happening. He shook his head and mouthed 'no' in protest at the idea of him having to dance. But Kurt knew he wasn't very convincing considering the big smile he had on his face. All he could do was sit and watch as the guys from the New Directions joined Finn on the dance Floor as they began to sing 'Just the Way You Are' during which Finn's eyes never left his surprised face.

When it was the girls turn to sing with Finn, Blaine couldn't help but head over to where Kurt was sitting. He came over and began to sing the backup right into his ear and Kurt laughed and batted him away playfully. But Blaine kept himself just out of Kurt's reach as he danced and sang around him, making sure never to block Finn's eye contact. Kurt lost it completely when Blaine began to dance beside him like a complete fool and Kurt could only shake his head. “God you're ridiculous, stop ruining this beautiful moment.” he hissed to him, though it was all in fun.

Finn suddenly stepped up to him and offered his hand to Kurt, who could only close his jaw shut, which had been hanging wide open. But there was no chance for hesitation as Kurt took it and let himself be pulled out to the dance floor by his step-brother and Blaine danced beside him. Mercedes and Rachel came up to him next and grabbed onto both of his arms, Rachel at first headed towards Finn, only to return to Kurt side and pushed him into Finn's arms. Kurt resisted the urge to begin to shake as he the two of them began to dance together. The New Directions began to dance around them in a circle, still singing back up as Finn continued to serenade him. It was all too much for Kurt, it was all too wonderful and he could barely believe it was all real. But when Finn tackled him with a bone-crushing hug Kurt knew it had to be real, so he just laughed and patted his shoulder.

“Let's make this a family event.” Kurt whispered to Finn, so only he could hear and Finn nodded.

The both of them walked over, side by side as they made their way to their parents and pulled them out onto the dance floor. Kurt stole his dad for a dance and Finn took his mother and the parent and child partners began to dance for everyone to see and cheer on.

Blaine, who had been watching all of this, thought of something so tempting that he couldn't resist doing it. So he strolled right up to Burt and Kurt and tapped Burt on the shoulder, giving him a sheepish smile. “May I cut in?” he asked.

Burt eyed Blaine and just punched him lightly in the shoulder, “By all means, take this guy off my hands. I need to go rescue my wife from Finn anyway.” Burt told him and pushed Blaine at Kurt.

Kurt just shook his head, he felt like all he was doing all night was laughing. He saw Blaine hold out his hand and Kurt took it as they began to dance to the music. Since the song wasn't a slow one, they didn't end up being too close to one another as they danced to the beat. Blaine took hold of his hand and sent Kurt twirling around until he had to stop because he was beginning to feel dizzy. Once his balance returned Kurt pointed over at Mercedes and Blaine, who seemed to be reading his mind, nodded with a wicked grin. The two of them began to dance over to her and pulled her over to join them in a dancing circle.

When Finn's song in Kurt honour was over, he walked over to him, his arm holding onto Blaine's arm firmly as he pulled his boyfriend along to join him. He took the mic from Finn and turned to face the audience. “Thank you so much, Finn, that was truly amazing and it makes me realize how lucky I am to get a wonderful brother and mother like you and Carole and it's not even my wedding! So let's bring the focus back to the two people that we're all here to see, which Blaine and I are going to do by singing a song in their honour. Now I know it's gonna be hard to follow a song like we just saw, but I think we're up to the challenge.” Kurt explained, he looked over at Blaine who nodded and brought his mouth up to the mic Kurt was still holding.

“Yes, indeed we are, Kurt. So needless to say this song is for Carole and Burt, who are proof of how rewarding life can be. I know personally they give me the courage to know no matter what you face, you can find happiness. Okay, I'm gonna stop talking and start singing before I start to cry here.” Blaine muttered and headed up to the stage.

“For those of you who aren't musical theatre patrons like me, the song is Marry Me a Little from the Broadway show Company.” Kurt explained as he joined Blaine on stage.

Kurt and Blaine then made their way up to the stage and looked over at Burt and Carole on the dance floor. “I hope you two like it, since we wanted it to be a surprise.” Kurt explained.

As the piano started to play Kurt smiled at Blaine and began to sing the first verse of the song. All the while Blaine looked at him like a lovesick fool, like he actually was of course. Blaine followed Kurt and sung the second verse and they went back and forth throughout the entire number. All the while no one even bothered to dance, they were too mesmerized by their voices to even move. It wasn't intentional but as Kurt and Blaine sang, their love for each other blazed like a beacon for everyone to see. When they sang the last note and they tore their eyes aware from each to look back in front of them, they saw not a single person sitting as the room erupted with applause and cheers. Kurt wiped the tears off his face with his hand and took a bow, Blaine doing the same. Kurt's gaze went right to Burt and Carole and he practically leap off the stage to give them both a warm hug.

Blaine, who had remained and stage clapped as he took the mic off its stand. “And I'm not even done yet! So please bear with me as I will now give my personal gift to the entire Hudson-Hummel family. Who have done nothing but make me feel welcome and truly accepted, it's something I will never forget. So I'm going to show them in the best way I can- by singing about it.” Blaine explained as he blew Kurt a kiss. “Only this time, let's get our dance on, why don't we? Everyone get up on the dance floor!” Blaine cheered as he jumped up and down. “This one’s for you guys!” Blaine yelled and he began to sing Fireflies by Owl City.

Kurt knew he wouldn't dare to just sit on the side-lines when Blaine was singing so wonderfully. He walked up to Rachel and yanked her out of Finn's arms and began to twirl her around, causing her to break out laughing. He wrapped his arms around her waist and they began to sway to the music. But Kurt found he couldn't keep his eyes off his boyfriend for long, so he turned to watch Blaine sing. Who noticed his gaze and gave him playful smile, as the continued to sing.

“How much do you love him right now huh?” Rachel asked to him with a smile.

“Same amount I always do, which is a lot.” Kurt admitted.

For the first time Kurt was actually happy to have Rachel sing the final song of a musical event, because it meant he got to spend his last dance with Blaine, which was exactly what he was doing at the moment, with his arms around Blaine's shoulders and Blaine's hands wrapped around his sides as they both swayed to the music.

“Well this has been a magical night... for Burt and Carole of course!” Blaine told Kurt.

“Yes, very magical.” Kurt just said in reply and rested his head on Blaine's shoulder as they continued to dance.

“Is it pathetic to admit how happy I am right now?” Blaine asked.

“No Blaine, though it's not necessary, I think anyone in the room can tell.” Kurt answered with a chuckle.

“Why don't we really show them?” Blaine whispered and kissed him before Kurt could ask him what he meant.

Sure enough their exchange didn't end up going unnoticed and the New Directions began to cheer.

“All right all right break it up you two, don't be show stealers.” Burt told them with a smirk.

“You're insane!” Kurt blurted out.

“And yet you still love me.” Blaine teased.

Kurt and Blaine ended up not even noticing when the song was over and where still dancing with no music, until a large crowd of women begin to form next to them, which brought them back down to earth. “The bouquet.” Kurt explained to Blaine with a smile as he led them off the dance floor to watch from the side-lines.

“I guess it wouldn't be wise to go join them, huh?” Blaine asked playfully.

“Not if you want to live, no.” Kurt agreed.

Carole walked back to a safe distance from the crowd of anxious girls and Blaine thought how it looked like they were football players during a game, ready to tackle at the snap of the ball. Among the ranks were all of the girls from Glee club, their looks on the faces sent shivers down Blaine's spine. Carole counted to three and sent the bouquet flying into the air, only to have it bounce off a waiter who chose that exact moment to walk by, which changed its flight course to land on a table and roll right on Puck's lap, who was helping himself to second piece of cake. His eyes flash in horror as he picked up the bouquet and saw the girls charge after him.

“Oh hell no!” he shouted and chucked it away from him as fast as he could.

But the bouquet never got the chance to touch the floor when Rachel suddenly took a nose dive for it and grabbed it before anyone else had a time to react. Clearly all her years of doing ballet had finally paid off in the most unusual way. She leaped up and began to jump up and down as she held her prize up in the air in victory! The other girls in glee, after admitting their defeat rushed over and began to cheer and congratulate her. All the while Finn was standing off to the side with a look of shock and belief, which made the guys all laugh and begin to tease him.

With another big event of night over, the night soon began to wind down, to where it had finally come to and end. Kurt snapped back into his job of wedding planner and began to walk around to room to make sure the clean up was underway and everything was running ship shape. Soon the quests began to leave and Kurt finally approached the happy couple when they said their goodbyes to the last of their guests.

“Alright I'd say it's about time you two head off to your hotel for the night.” Kurt told them warmly.

“Are you sure? Because there's still a lot of work to do...” Carole began to say, but Kurt stopped her by holding up his hand.

“It will be fine, everything is going according to plan. Clean up as you can see has already started. The guests are gone, being both full and content. All that remains is collecting all the gifts and I have that personally covered. So seriously, go!” Kurt explained.

“Alright, just make sure you all behave now.” Burt told Kurt as he patted him on the shoulder. Kurt noticed his dad glanced over at Blaine's location a short distance away.

Kurt just rolled his eyes, “We'll be fine dad, honestly! We're too busy to get up to no good! So go spend the weekend in newly married bliss. Because come Monday it's back to work and the packing for your honeymoon for the upcoming weekend will start.” Kurt replied as he began to push his dad in the direction of their limo waiting outside.

Kurt was joined by Finn and the siblings saw their parents off, when the limo drove off down the road they turned to see the rest of the New Directions walk up to them.

“Well that went splendidly guys, thank you so much for all your hard work!” Kurt told them.

“We were glad to be included, I guess we'll see everyone Monday at glee club.” Mr. Schuester commented.

Soon only Kurt, Blaine, Finn and Rachel remained and Kurt whirled around to look at them.

“Well it's time to get those presents home, Team Wedding.” Kurt told the three of him.

Their reply was for them to begin to groan, but they followed Kurt back into the room, as they dragged their tired feet along. But Kurt quickly got them to work and they began to ferry the many presents to Kurt's car. Until finally the last gift was piled into the back trunk and seats, so now there was only room for Kurt and Blaine. Finn and Rachel followed along in Finn's car, which was also full of various things from the wedding and once again it took many trips to bring everything inside. When their work was done Finn left to go drive Rachel home, leaving Kurt and Blaine alone for the first time for the day, or at least since they had been changing.

It didn't take long for the both of them to realize they were now truly alone and they could only stand beside each other as they stared into each other’s eyes nervously. Because it suddenly kicked in that it was now safe enough to continue the conversation they had started that morning. Only of course now when they actually could, neither of them could think of what to say first. When they both finally said something to make the increasing tension drop, they ended up speaking at the same time and they began to laugh. Both of them could see the desire in their eyes and the answer to defusing the tension became easy to realize when they rushed together to kiss.

Blaine smiled and laughed bashfully afterwards, their foreheads resting together for a moment before they shared another kiss. “You want to go first?” Blaine offered.

“Why not? One of us needs to. Blaine, I'm ready... I'm ready to go all the way with you.” Kurt whispered in his ear.

Hearing Kurt speak those words sent a shiver down Blaine's spine and he fought to keep his libido in check at that moment. “I feel the same way, Kurt... I want you, I want you so bad... it seems like the right time.” Blaine whispered back.

Neither of them felt like talking anymore as they pulled at each other to bring themselves as close as possible as they began to kiss with a fierce need. They started to stumble towards the couch and Blaine crashed down on it and pulled Kurt on top of him, neither one of them wanting to stop their lips from caressing each other. For once Kurt had no concerns about what their actions would end up doing to their tuxes as he began to fight to undo the button of Blaine's pants. Until Kurt's phone began to ring and the both of them froze, remembering where they were and how late it actually was. Kurt released his grip on Blaine and got off him as quickly as possible so he could finally answer the phone.

“Oh, hey dad! Yes, everything’s good, we got the gifts and the halls all clean. Yeah, the nights pretty much over now, just winding down. Have a nice night okay, I'll see you tomorrow when you're both back, send my love to Carole, bye.” Kurt muttered in response, Blaine wasn't able to hear what Burt had been telling him, but he had a good idea.

Kurt looked back at Blaine and the both of them started laughing together. Kurt then groaned and sat back down beside Blaine.

“We might be ready to have sex now, but our timing for this decision couldn't have been more off, huh?” Blaine pointed out with a chuckle.

Kurt groaned and rested his head on Blaine's shoulder in defeat, “I am not finding the irony of this very comforting. But you're right, it is rather late and Finn could be home at any moment.” Kurt admitted.

“Not to mention my parents would probably catch on that we'd be up to no good if I didn't come home tonight. Since they know today was the wedding and everything. And now that I think about it, once again we don't have any lube or condoms...I mean I bought some but I thought it would be improper to bring any along tonight.” Blaine explained.

Kurt blushed lightly, “Actually that wouldn't be a problem, since I bought some too. But no, this wouldn't really be possible. I want our first time to be special, as tempting of just being spontaneous is.” Kurt pointed out, he then realized something and and his expression changed to a devious smile. “But next weekend, my parents will be off on their honeymoon. Conveniently leaving the house empty for us...”

“Except for Finn.” Blaine had to point out.

“Oh, that's easy to fix, I'll just talk him into making sure he's not around for the first night after Carole and my dad are gone.”

“And it would give me plenty of time to come up with a cover story to where I'll be, for what I'll tell my parents.”

Kurt smiled at Blaine and the two of them kissed again, “So it's unanimous then? That we've decided as hard as the wait might end up being, we'll wait until friday night of this upcoming week to lose our v cards?”

Blaine laughed lightly at Kurt's wording, but nodded. “I think it's our best option.”

“Then we better play it safe and call it a night.” Kurt suggested with a sigh.

Blaine glanced outside at the window to see Finn's car pulling into the driveway. “That would be a good idea.” he agreed.