Kurt woke up early the next morning. He tried to get back to sleep but nothing seemed to help.

With a sigh he stepped out of the bed, his feet touching the cold ground. A shiver went through his body as he went through his morning routine.

When he was done, he took his wallet and his key card. A last look into the room and he was outside.

It was still early but the breakfast room should be open by now and he was really hungry. Must be the jetlag speaking.

He walked into the breakfast room to see not many people there yet. He took a plate and started to walk around the breakfast buffet.

Kurt was standing in front of some fruit, trying to decide between some grapes and some strawberry's when he felt someone come up beside him.

As a reflex he went to the side, trying to get out of the way when he heard someone chuckle.

“You don't have to move, I won't bite,” he heard someone say.

Kurt turned around while blushing to look in a pair of amber eyes. It took him a moment to realise that this was the same guy as the day before.

“Oh,” was all he said and he really wanted to slap himself for saying something so stupid.

The guy started laughing. “No need to be embarrassed.” He looked down at his plate and placed it onto the bar. Then he held out his hand to Kurt. “My name is Blaine, Blaine Anderson.”

Kurt looked a little shocked and all thoughts left his mind.

The guy looked a little hurt and was about to take back his hand when Kurt got his senses back and shook his hand. “Kurt, Kurt Hummel,” he said shyly.

“Well Kurt, it's nice to meet you,” the guy said while smiling. “So are you here with some friends?”

Kurt turned back to the bar and took some strawberry's. “Actually yes, it's a present from them.”

“That's nice! I wish I had friends like that,” the guy said while picking some strawberry's for himself.

“And you?” asked Kurt. “Don't tell me you came here with all those kids because that would be really weird.”

Blaine started laughing loudly. “No, gosh I wouldn't survive that. Don't get me wrong, they are all very nice but the hours I'm working are more than enough.”

Kurt took his plate and they both started walking around the breakfast bar absent minded. Each of them waiting when the other placed some food on his plate.

“Wait you are working here?” asked Kurt. “So you are from around here?”

Blaine grinned. “No, I'm from America. I want to be a teacher and I thought this would be an amazing chance to work with some little kids and have a vacation at the same time.”

“Smart thinking,” said Kurt. He didn't noticed it until then but now they were standing at a table and Blaine took a seat.

Kurt kept standing a little unsure. Blaine took a knife and fork and started eating some of the eggs until he noticed Kurt still standing. He looked up at him with his eyebrow up and made a movement with the knife he was still holding. “Take a seat Kurt. I won't bite.”

When Kurt didn't sit down, Blaine looked even more confused. “Oh wait your friends are already here?” he asked while looking around but not very much people were there.

“Oh euhm no, Are sure you don't mind?” asked Kurt.

Blaine laughed. “I'm sure I don't mind. I wouldn't mind the company. All the other mentors are still sleeping and getting breakfast on your own gets boring after a few days. You would save me from another lonely breakfast.”

Kurt grinned and took a seat. “Poor boy.”

He took a strawberry from his plate and started nibbling on it. He looked at Blaine who had already eaten almost half of his full plate with eggs, sausages, some strawberry's and some bread. “Wait you eat this every morning?”

Blaine grinned as he looked up. “Well this is really good and it shouldn't be wasted.”

Kurt started laughing. “How are you still so well shaped when you eat so much.”

He didn't realise what he said until Blaine looked up with a raised eyebrow and a smirk on his face. “So that was what you were looking at yesterday. I was already wondering what you were looking at.”

Kurt's face turned red and he looked down as Blaine started laughing. “Seriously Kurt, no need to be ashamed around me. Besides it would be so unfair of me to judge you when I wouldn't mind walking around the pool a little more with the kids since you arrived.”

Kurt's head shot up. “Wait what?”

“Well, you have to admit that you are beautiful,” said Blaine. His eyes looking right in Kurt's blue ones.

Kurt blushed a little more. “Thank you,” he whispered as he took another strawberry.

Blaine seemed to notice his discomfort and changed the subject.

That's how they spent their breakfast together, talking about the island and the hotel and about Kurt's friends, who were right that moment walking into the room.

Kurt tried to hide himself but soon he saw all of them pointing and his lap was just as soon filled full with Brittany.

“Hey Britt,” he grinned as he looked at her.

“Dolphin, I was so scared that you had left with the fishes in the pool when we didn't find you,” she said while throwing her arms around Kurt's neck and hugging him tightly.

“Britt, I'm ok. And the fishes will come back. I pinkie promise you that,” Kurt said.

Brittany looked like she doubted him and held out her pinkie. Kurt linked his with her pinkie. “Here you go Britt, no need to worry. How about you get some breakfast now?”

The girl nodded and was about to run to the breakfast bar when she saw Blaine sitting, who was looking at them rather confused.

Brittany looked him up and down before throwing herself on Blaine's lap. Blaine looked really shocked and like he didn't know what to do but Brittany didn't seem to notice.

“Are you a dolphin?” she asked seriously.

Blaine looked like he wanted to say something but Kurt cut him off. “Yes Britt, at least I hope so.”

Britt started grinning. “You better take care of my dolphin. He gets lonely sometimes and I don't think he would mind having another dolphin in his life.”

With those last words she got out of Blaine's lap and ran into Santana's waiting arms, who had looked from a distance.

Kurt shook his head. “I'm sorry about that. She isn't the brightest in the box.”

Blaine shrugged. “I don't really mind. She looked sweet although I wonder how there were fishes into the pool. I'm not sure the hotel will love it when they hear that.”

Kurt looked up to see if Blaine was seriously and when he saw he really was, Kurt couldn't help but laughing really hard. Tears were streaming down his face when he was done laughing.

Then he noticed that not only Blaine was looking at him strangely but also everyone in the room.

With a blush on his face he excused himself and walked out of the room. Once inside the lobby, he took a seat and tried to relax.

He felt the couch dip and expected Mercedes or someone of the new directions to have come after him, only to see Blaine sitting beside him.

“I'm sorry about that,” said Kurt. “She didn't really see fishes though. She sometimes sees her cat smoke so don't believe everything she says.”

Blaine grinned. “Well it's good to know. I should go though. I have to get ready for a busy day full with little kids.”

Kurt grinned. “I'm sure they love you.”

“Of course they do,” laughed Blaine. “I play games with them and sing with them. I'm like the cool older brother they never had.”

Kurt started laughing too. “Well you shouldn't keep them waiting then.”

Blaine smiled at him once more when he stood up and was about to walk out of the lobby when he turned around once more.

“I wonder one things though,” he said.

Kurt looked at him curiously. “Oh yeah? What?”

“Well why did you hope I'd be a dolphin?” he asked curiously.

Kurt blushed and looked down. “Maybe one day you'll find out,” he said.

Blaine looked at him like he tried to figure out something but didn't really know what. After a while he gave up and just smiled at Kurt. “Well Kurt, I hope I see you later. Have fun today!”

Kurt waved at him. “You too, Blaine.”

And then Blaine was out of the room, leaving Kurt alone in the lobby. He slapped his hands against his head.

When he thought he heard the new directions walk out of the room, he started to walk towards the elevator to get upstairs.

If he could, he would delay this as long as possible, really well knowing that Santana was ready to hear him out.

He walked into his room and let himself fall on the bed, smiling happily. After all he didn't expect his first day to start so great!

He took his swimming shorts out of his closet and got dressed. Only when he was sure he looked absolutely flawless, he walked out the room, hoping that he would see Blaine again as soon as possible.