Kurt walks into his AP Physics class a bit early, seeing as he didn't stop to talk to any of his friends. It seemed whoever made the schedules this year had gone against him and put all of his friends in classes all the way on the other side of the school from him. Though he hasn't seen any jocks either, so that was a plus.

Kurt walks into the somewhat empty classroom and sits down in the front, like he does with all his classes. He pulls out his magazine and starts reading before a tan hand comes up and pulls the magazine out of his hands. Kurt looks up in fear, ready to see a jock come to beat him up, but relaxes when he sees it's only Blaine with a smirk on his face. Blaine plops down in the seat next to Kurt. Kurt turns to Blaine.

"What are the odds that we have the same classes for first and second period?" Kurt asks.

"Not very likely." Blaine replied lightly.

"Here, let me see your schedule." Kurt says, attempting to snatch Blaine's schedule but Blaine is too quick for him.

"Aw, but sweetie, surprises are the best!" Blaine says mockingly.

Kurt continues to grab at Blaine's schedule but Blaine continues to be one step ahead of him. Giving up, Kurt crosses his arms and fake pouts, facing the front. Blaine sighs and rolls his eyes and hands Kurt his schedule. Kurt proceeds to stick his tongue out as he pulls out his schedule and gives Blaine's schedule a once over and gapes.

"We literally have every class together except for third period. How is this possible?" Kurt says in awe. Blaine scrunches his eyebrows and looks at both schedules and smiles.

"Well obviously someone wants us to get together. Who are we to say no?" Blaine says as he puts his arm around Kurt. Kurt huffs and pulls Blaine's arm off of him.

"In your dreams, Anderson." Kurt says as the teacher walks in and starts speaking but Kurt can't concentrate because Blaine has his pencil in his mouth and it's all Kurt can think about. Finally the teacher hands them a worksheet and asks them to work on it until class is over. Kurt easily finishes the worksheet in a few minutes and apparently so does Blaine because Blaine has his head down on his desk. Just as Kurt puts his pencil down, Blaine picks his head back up.

"Finished?" Blaine asks Kurt.

"Yeah, it wasn't that hard. How about you?"

"Same. I took a block class last year doing Physics and Chemistry together, but apparently the Physics part doesn't count here so I have to redo it. It's nice though, because this class is gonna be a breeze." Blaine says nonchalantly.

"Wow, Physics and Chemistry at the same time? That sounds hard." Kurt notes.

"Not really."

"So I gotta ask, I looked at Dalton's curriculum and everything last year and it's an amazing school. Why would your dad send you back here? I mean if it was money troubles I read that you could still stay if you were already a student there. So why? Sorry if I'm overstepping my boundaries here." Kurt said slowly, trying not to upset Blaine.

"It's fine, I spent more than 5 minutes with you and I didn't hate you so we're probably gonna be friends. Um, my dad came back from being away and decided he wanted to spend more time with me, not taking into account that the feeling's not mutual. So yeah, he thought it would be a good idea to rip me from a comfortable environment where I'd grown and prospered for his own selfish needs. Sorry that's probably a lot more than you asked for. I don't talk to people much." Blaine said bitterly. Kurt was taken aback at the boy who had been nothing but jolly, though inappropriate since they'd met. Then again, you only met him one period ago, Kurt remembered.

"Well for what it's worth, I don't agree with your dad either. That's pretty messed up." Kurt replied, but Blaine didn't say anything, he just stared off into space. Kurt took the hint and didn't talk to him, leaving as the bell rang.