Kurt and Blaine walked a little while until they found a spot on the grass close to the lake. Kurt was playing with his sleeves as he watched some ducks play with each other on the lake.

Blaine let himself fall down on the grass behind him. He lay spread on the ground, looking at the clouds passing by. “I know you already told me why Kurt, but I still wonder why you couldn't show me your picture earlier. I thought we were that close,” he said a little hurt.

Kurt sighed. “I couldn't Blaine. You would have run as fast as you could. I'm surprised you are still here. I mean look at me. I'm pale, I'm too slender, I'm to feminine and I'm screaming gay. Who wants that,” he shrugged. “Maybe this wasn't a good idea.”

Kurt stood up and was about to walk away when he felt a hand pull him down. He fell face first on Blaine's chest. He looked up, his cheeks turning red from embarrassment. He wanted to apologize when he saw the hurt in Blaine's eyes.

“You are not,” he said Blaine as he wrapped his arms around Kurt, trying to keep him close and from running away.

“Yes I am Blaine. Just look at me,” said Kurt as he looked down at himself.

“I see a guy who has been through way too much, who's lost his confidence in the fight but kept fight anyway. I see a guy who is beautiful and could have walked straight out of vogue magazine or the catwalk. I see a guy who is hurt so much that he can't even believe in himself anymore. Yet, I think you are perfect because you are you Kurt. I believe you when you tell me you never lied about the things you told me, I believe you when you tell me that you never meant to hurt you and I believe you when you tell me that I meant to much to you because you did too to me. My life hasn't been easy either like you know. You are the first person I've trusted in a long time and I plan on keeping you around.”

Kurt let a tear fall down. “I'm hard work Blaine, I'm damaged.”

Blaine let his hand brush away a piece of hair from Kurt's face. “And so am I. Maybe that's what gave us this connection because I feel like I've known you for years, yet it has only been 6 months.”

Kurt smiled softly. “I guess we'll just have to work together then?”

Blaine grinned and pulled Kurt close to him. He let his head fall down against Kurt's shoulder and breathed in all that was Kurt. He had dreamt from this moment for so long. “I guess that sounds perfect.”

They lay together in the grass for hours. Blaine let on his back with his arms wrapped around Kurt. Kurt had his head on his chest and his leg and arm wrapped over Blaine. They were looking at the clouds, talking about anything and everything.

The clouds slowly passing by and the wind passing by. The sky turned darker and darker by every passing minute as they were laying together enjoying the peace.

Kurt was the first to sit up. “We should get going. It's getting dark and let's say Lima isn't so safe for people like us and for sure not late at night.”

Blaine nodded. He took the hand Kurt held out and kept it as they talked out the park.

“So how are you going to get home?” asked Kurt.

That's when Blaine looked at him in shock. “Shit, I knew I forgot something.”

Kurt started giggling and it must have been the cutest sound Blaine had ever heard.

“Well you could walk me home until you figure it out,” said Kurt.

“I like that idea,” grinned Blaine.

They walked together hand in hand through the small streets of Lima under the streetlights.

It didn't take them longer than ten minutes to walk to the house where Kurt lived.

“I guess you know now where I live,” grinned Kurt.

“I guess I do,” smiled Blaine. He wrapped Kurt in a hug on the porch. “I'm glad you said yes when we called to meet you.”

“I'm too,” Kurt smiled in the hug. “Now how are you going to get home?”

Blaine shrugged. “Let me check by Wes. Maybe he can pick me up.”

He pulled out his phone and texted Wes. A few seconds later he got already a message back.

Blaine started laughing and shook his head. “They know me so well. They are still in Lima. They come to get me.”

Kurt grinned. “They are amazing friends.”

“I know they are,” said Blaine with a fond smile. “They actually made me do this program so I could meet you. They wanted to know who the guy was that made me smile every day.”

“I hope he was worth the search,” said Kurt as he looked at the ground. His feet making patterns on the ground.

“If you ask me, he definitely was. He maybe wasn't what I was looking for,” said Blaine while thinking. He saw Kurt's face fall and finished his sentence. “But he think he is so much more.”

A car turned into the street and stopped in front of the house.

“You really think I am?” whispered Kurt.

“Yeah, I really think you are. Now I have to go but you better text me tonight and we meet again tomorrow, ok?” asked Blaine as he played with Kurt's hand.

“I'd love that,” smiled Kurt.

Blaine leaned forward and pressed a kiss against Kurt's cheek. “See you tomorrow Kurt.”

He waved once more and stepped in the car. He couldn't help but let a big smile spread on his face when he saw Kurt's hand on the cheek he had kissed.

He waved one last time as the car left the street, feeling lighter than before.

“You have it bad Blainers,” grinned Wes from behind him.

Blaine just smiled at them as he let his head fall against the window. He wasn't going to lie about something that he already knew, he had it bad for Kurt Hummel.