Sebastian walked into his classroom early in the morning and sat at his desk preparing papers for the day. He came across a sheet that he graded last night with a hundred written at the top and little dots in the opening of the zeros to look like eyes. He remembered last night as he watched his boyfriend Blaine scratch out the word for and a hundred on a boy's paper. He didn't know what he wrote and he worried. Blaine and him never had sex and he always wondered why. They say that when you give someone your virginity, you're giving them you, which means a lot.

Does Blaine not want to give himself to me?, Sebastian wondered, Does he want to have some freedom to find out if he wants to be with me, or, move on?, Sebastian couldn't let it slide. He was up to something, and that boy was apart of it.

Blaine was drumming his desk with his index fingers during the lunch period. He was worried. He couldn't stop picturing Sebastian seeing the hundred he gave to Kurt for trying. Sebastian had just let go of him before he started writing the hundred and he hoped that Sebastian wasn't paying attention to the papers, or even himself for that matter.

The lunch period was about to end. Blaine stopped drumming and opened his period five folder and pulled out the lesson plan and the graded homework assignments. Kurt's was on the top of the pile. Blaine sighed as he looked at his scribbles. He ruined the most perfect boy whoever lived paper. Blaine closed his eyes as he reached for his phone in his pocket and pulled it out. He opened his eyes and went through his contact list until he came across Sebastian's name.

Blaine sent a quick text just as the bell rang, Hey, babe, hope your doing fine, love ya! :), truth is though, he didn't. He didn't love Sebastion, not at all. He loved Kurt, and, he barely knew him. Blaine, though, tried to regret it.

Kurt walked in and took his usual seat in the back, followed by Rachel who took the seat next to him. Blaine sighed again and squeezed his eyes trying to picture Sebastian. It was no use, Kurt had invaded his mind.

Kurt sat in the choir room during an after school glee practice. He has a bit angered that Mr. Anderson had a boyfriend. He knew he didn't have a chance with him, but still. It was like one of the actors/actress that played a character for one of your favorite couples was dating someone else. You hate it and you feel jealous. You obviously want the two actors/actresses who play your favorite couple to date. That was exactly how Kurt felt. This Sebastion dude was ruining his next to zero chance to get Mr. Anderson. He wished the other man was out of the picture.

Mr. Shue walked into the choir room disrupting Kurt from his thoughts, "Does anyone have a song to share?" He asked to the kids in the room. Kurt raised his hand.

"This song is about a crush that I have that I can't get because he is already with someone." Kurt said. Mercedes and Rachel looked at each other.

Finn spoke up, "Please tell me you still don't have a crush on me, dude?"

"No, and don't call me dude." Kurt scolded before taking a seat on the piano bench.

He began playing and singing Adele's "Someone Like You". Once he finished Will nodded, pleased that another one of his students had successfully finished the lesson. Kurt stood up in tears and ran out of the choir room and down the hall accidentally bumping into Mr. Anderson. They looked at each other, Kurt still shedding tears when Blaine spoke up.

"Wh-what's wrong K-kurt?" He stuttered trying not to look into those obnoxiously adorable blue eyes. Kurt looked down at his shoes and sniffled.

The door opened and in came a tall man to which Kurt looked up to state at him. He simply disgusted Kurt, the way his face resembled that of a meerkat. The man walked over to Blaine and wrapped his arm around the other man's shoulders.

"C'mon babe, let's go home." The man said while turning Blaine around, his eyes never leaving Kurt's. Kurt smiled politely, but, deep down inside he was thinking of horrible things he could do to that man.

"Sebastian!" Kurt growled with a grimace once the men were out of the building.