Kurt was awake really early the next morning. He decided to take a lazily shower, do his routine because believe it or not but sunscreen wasn't that good for his skin and pick up the perfect outfit for breakfast.

Once he was pleased, he made his way towards the breakfast room. Outside, he found Blaine already waiting. A grin appeared on his face when he watched Kurt come closer.

“Goodmorning beautiful,” he smiled as he wrapped Kurt into a tight hug.

“Morning Blaine,” he whispered in Blaine's ear as he let himself melt into the hug.

“I see you decided to accompany me to my breakfast,” grinned Blaine as he pulled out of the hug.

“I guess I did,” smiled Kurt.

Blaine took Kurt's hand and leaded him inside. They both took a plate and made their way through the breakfast. It was rather difficult to get everything on their plates as they kept holding hands but with some teamwork, they did well.

They found a table into the corner of the room, trying to hide from everyone else. Conversation was pleasant and neither of them wanted to let go of the other's hand.

Blaine walked him back to his room, once breakfast was done.

They hugged closely, not really feeling like letting go. “Don't forget about tonight ok?” whispered Blaine into his ear. “I'll pick you up at 7, that ok?”

Kurt nodded into Blaine's shoulder. “More than ok. I won't be at the pool today though. I thought I heard the girls talking about some shopping and I'd totally be up for that.”

Blaine chuckled in his shoulder. “We'll have fun Kurt. See you tonight.”

He pressed a kiss on Kurt's cheek and gave him one last wave before he stepped into the elevator and was gone.

Kurt let himself fall down on the bed. His feet hurt, he was tired and around him there were bags full of clothes. Yeah, today had been a good day.

And he had found the best outfit for an amazing date. He just hoped that Blaine would love it just as much.

It was 5 already so that meant he had 2 more hours to make himself look amazing. Just enough time.

And just like he expected, he was ready 2 minutes before the clock struck 7 o'clock.

A clock sounded on the door, right when the clock struck 7 o'clock.

Kurt sprayed his hair once more, gave himself one more look, before he opened the door.

His mouth almost fell open when he saw Blaine standing there, leaning against the door.

He was wearing some gray slacks with black suspenders. He wore a red long sleeved button down with a black, white and red striped bowtie. His hair was gelled back a little, but no so much that you couldn't see any curls anymore.

He looked amazing. “Can you get any more perfect,” he said under his breath.

Blaine smirked which made Kurt realise Blaine heard. A blush spread over his cheeks. “Let's hope so I can get even more perfect after tonight.”

He held out his hand for Kurt to take and pulled him into a hug. “You look beautiful Kurt.”

Kurt pressed a kiss on Blaine's cheek. “Thank you.”

Blaine held out a little bouquet with red roses. “These are for you by the way.”

Kurt held the flowers to his nose and smelled them. “Thank you Blaine.”

He placed the flowers on his bed and took Blaine's hand once more. “You ready?”

Blaine nodded and waited until Kurt closed the door so they could leave the hotel for a perfect evening.

Blaine leaded Kurt through some small streets, their hands linked between them, swinging along with their steps.

Kurt looked around in awh. The small streets held something romantic and mysterious.

Blaine stopped in front of a building and turned around. His hand unlinked from Kurt's and his arms wrapped themselves around Kurt's waist.

“So I have something planned for you but you can't see,” he smiled playfully. “You'll just have to trust me.”

Kurt shook his head. “I guess there is no way to get out of this, is there?”

Blaine started laughing, “No, there isn't. Just trust me,” he said and pressed a kiss on Kurt's cheek.

He unwrapped his arms from around Kurt's waist and took a black scarf out of his pocket. “This will have to do.”

He stood behind Kurt and wrapped the scarf carefully around Kurt's head. He checked three times to make sure that it wasn't too harsh buttoned.

“You are not able to cheat, are you?” asked Blaine while he stood behind Kurt. He made a silly face and waited to see if Kurt had any reaction. “I guess that's enough of a test.”

He took Kurt's hand and leaded him into the building.

Kurt heard voices all around him but there was nothing that gave him a hint on what was going on.

He felt Blaine squeeze his hand as he was leaded through more hallways and then fresh air hit his cheeks.

“Blaine, what are we doing outside?” he asked.

Blaine didn't make a sound and just leaded him further. He felt how his feet touched another texture of ground but he couldn't put his finger on it.

Blaine leaded him carefully until they were on normal ground again. A few more steps were taken until Blaine stopped.

“I guess it's time to relieve you,” he whispered in Kurt's ear. Kurt felt how Blaine made his way around Kurt and how his hands untied the scarf.

The fabric slowly slid from his eyes and Kurt couldn't believe what he was seeing. “Blaine, this is too much,” he whispered.

“It's what you deserve,” where the words that were whispered against his cheek, followed by a sweet kiss.

They were standing on a small reserved beach on what looked like a wooden platform. In the middle stood a little white table with white lilies in the middle and three tea lights. The platform was surrounded by tea lights and surrounded by torches. On the ground between the candles, lay some white rose pedals and red pedals. To top it all, the sea was so close by them, surrounding them with the sheer sound.

Blaine let him admire the view as he made his way towards a chair. He carefully pulled the chair from under the table and looked at Kurt. “If I may Kurt.”

Kurt felt himself blush as he made his way to Blaine. Blaine took his hand and placed a kiss on Kurt's hand before Kurt took place on the seat.

Blaine made his way to his own table and took a seat.

A waiter walked out of the building behind them with two cards. “Here you go,” he said as he handed both of them a card.

He walked back inside and came back with a bottle of water. He poured some into their glasses and placed the bottle carefully on the table. He nodded once more before he walked back into the house.

Kurt opened the card and looked inside. “Blaine, there are no prices in here.”

Blaine started laughing. “Guess you'll never know,” he said with a wink.

“Blaine,” said Kurt warningly.

“Let me give you a night you will never forget Kurt. I want to give you this and I want this to be perfect because you deserve this so much,” he said sincerely.

Kurt looked into his eyes, trying to make up his mind but gave in in the end. He picked some seafood and once the waiter came, they found out they decided on the same dish which made both of them smile at each other.

Blaine hooked his ankle with Kurt's under the table. “Tell me more about you, Kurt.”

It should have been forbidden for someone to roll Kurt's name like that over his tongue. It was like the word had been said already so many times.

“Well you already know I have crazy friends, my favorite movies, my favorite music, …. What do you want to know more?” asked Kurt. His head was resting on his hand as he looked dreamily at Blaine.

“Anything,” whispered Blaine as he looked at him with his bright eyes.

It's how they started talking about anything and everything. Even when their food arrived, they couldn't stop talking. To Kurt, it was like Blaine wanted to know everything about him, even the smallest detail and it made Kurt feel warm inside, knowing someone wanted to know him like that.

Their plates were empty and the waiter came out to take their plates. “You want me to get the dessert, Blaine?” he asked.

Blaine nodded his head, “Yeah, I think that's ok.”

The waiter came back a little while later with one cup of ice cream, topped with a few strawberry and some hot chocolate.

He plated the cup on the table and gave both men a spoon. “Enjoy,” he smirked as he walked back inside.

Blaine shook his head. “I promise you, this wasn't what I planned, before you think I'm a full dork.”

Kurt started giggling. “I take it you know this people rather well?”

Blaine nodded his head. “Yeah, when I first came here I wandered around the streets and found a cute little restaurant and I was hungry so I came inside. They aren't so pricey and it's nice to come here I guess.”

Blaine took his spoon and scooped a little of the ice cream. “I asked them if I could come here for a special occasion and well they helped me with this.”

Kurt smiled at him. “Thank you for tonight, it's perfect you know.”

Blaine grinned at him. “It isn't the end of our night, Kurt.”

They ate the ice cream in silence, every once in a while sneaking glances at each other. They were close to the end of the cup when Blaine took a strawberry in his hand. He put a little bit of chocolate on it and held it in front of Kurt.

Kurt shook his head and ate the strawberry, carefully not to bite in Blaine's fingers.

“And you try to convince me that you aren't a dork?” grinned Kurt.

“What if I am though?” Blaine asked as he leaned his chin on his hand, looking curiously.

“I guess I wouldn't have it any other way,” Kurt whispered and Blaine face broke out in a huge smile.

Blaine stood up and held out his hand for Kurt. “How about a dance?”

Kurt took the hand and let Blaine lead him between the tea lights and rose pedals. His arms wrapped themselves around Blaine's neck as Blaine's wrapped themselves around Kurt's waist. Their heads resting together in the middle.

Slowly they swung from side to side, synchronised with the shadows of the flames and on the melody of the ocean.

“This is how our first date should have gone,” whispered Blaine in the space between their lips.

“As long as I'm with you, everything is perfect,” whispered Kurt back as their lips met in the middle.