"Excuse me," said a timid voice and they both spun. Kurt recognised the boy. He was the one at the mall that day, the one who told off Puck and had the dyed hair.
"I'm kind of new here and lost," he said.
"That's not exactly true," Kurt said and the boy looked at him, eyes widening slightly. "You go to McKinley yeah. You were with Finn on the weekend."

Nick looked to Kurt and back to the mystery boy.
"Oh. You're Kurt," he said.
"And you are?" Nick asked, unsure if he should be wary of the boy.
"I'm Sam Evans," he said. "I'm really sorry that Puck called you that name."
Nick narrowed his eyes and Kurt just stared at Sam.

"How do you know Finn?" Kurt asked, students rushing past them.
"We're on the football team and in Glee together," Sam said honestly.
"You're here to spy," Nick said, eye widening.
"Yeah. Rachel and Finn said we needed to scope out the competition for sectionals. Everyone agreed and apparently I look like I could be a private school boy," Sam shrugged and he looked embarrassed. "I didn't want to do it, but, Finn's pretty good at making you feel like crap if you don't do what he says."

Kurt continued to look at Sam.
"You should probably leave," Nick said.
"Yeah. I will," Sam said.
"Wait," Kurt said as Sam turned to leave. "I would like to talk to you, somewhere more private."
"Kurt?" Nick asked.
"It's OK. Go without me. Tell Wes I'm dealing with a situation. You can fill him in after the performance," Kurt said, smiling reassuringly at Nick.

"Yeah, no problem," Nick said. He squeezed Kurt's shoulder and hurried on with the rest of the students.
"Come with me," Kurt said. Sam fell into step with Kurt and they walked through Dalton to the Library. Nobody was in there and Kurt chose a table near the back. They sat opposite each other and Sam looked around with awe.
"This is a really nice school," Sam said.
"Yes, it beautiful. It has a zero bullying tolerance," Kurt said. "One of the reasons I'm here."

Sam nodded.
"Where was everyone going?" Sam asked.
"The Warbler's are performing," Kurt said.
"Wait. Glee club is cool?" Sam asked.
"I take it New Directions is not," Kurt said and Sam nodded.
"Yeah. There are some footballers in Glee so they don't get bullied but everyone else gets teased and stuff," Sam said.

"So you were sent to spy," Kurt said.
"Yeah. Finn and Rachel, they're very...passionate about glee," Sam explained. "Rachel would do anything to win."
"You knew of me," Kurt said. "How?"
"Ahh," Sam said, shifting uneasily. "Puck asked how the dinner went, Finn had said about it in Glee, about his mum having a new boyfriend. He said that you weren't into football and that you were a loser."

Kurt winced and sat back heavily.
"Of course," Kurt said quietly. "He's a football player. A jerk like the rest of them."
"He was mean. Finn cares very much about his reputation," Sam scoffed. "He's a jerk and manipulative."
"You don't like him?" Kurt asked.
"He has his moments where I want to punch him," Sam admitted. "But he's alright. Just cares to much what people think."

"You don't?" Kurt asked.
"No really," Sam said. "Before we move to Lima, I went to a very multicultural school."
Kurt nodded.
"Can we expect more people to come spy on us?" Kurt asked.
"Once Rachel hears I failed, she'll probably try something herself," Sam said. "Or send Finn in, because you're parents are dating."

Kurt nodded.
"Thanks for your honesty Sam," Kurt said.
"New Directions can stand to be taken down a few pegs," Sam shrugged. "There are a lot of diva's in that club. Their relationships ended faster than horse race."
Kurt snorted and Sam cracked a grin.
"You're pretty cool Kurt," Sam said. "I like the way you took Finn down a few pegs at the games store. No one really stands up to him."

Kurt smirked.
"I'm not to be taken down by bullies," Kurt said and Sam grinned. "Oh and Sam. You're not too bad yourself."
"Thanks Kurt," Sam said. "I guess I should get going."
"I'll walk you out."

Kurt led Sam to the entrance hall and to the car park. Students were starting to file around so Kurt guessed the performance was over.
"I'll see you at sectionals," Sam grinned.
"You had better bring it," Kurt smirked. "We're really good you know."
"So are New Directions when they aren't fighting," Sam smiled back and Kurt chuckled.
"Loser buys coffee for the winner?" Kurt asked.
"Deal," Sam said and they shook hands.

"May the best man win," Sam said and headed to his car.
Kurt chuckled and headed back in.
Kurt headed to his locker and found Blaine, Wes, David and Thad waiting by it. Blaine took Kurt's hand as he reached them.
"Nick said that you were dealing with a spy," Wes said, looking suspicious.
"Yeah, we caught him on the stairs. He was from New Directions," Kurt said.

"Did he try anything?" Blaine demanded and Kurt squeezed his hand.
"Relax, honey," Kurt soothed. "He was actually really nice. He apologized and he didn't want to spy but one of their members made him. He also apologized for Finn's behaviour."

The Warbler's are a tight group and had been informed by Kurt himself of what happened on the weekend.
"Really?" Blaine asked, surprised.
"Yeah. He was honest which was refreshing," Kurt said. "He won't try anything else but warned me that the rest of their members might."

"Thanks for sorting that out Kurt," Thad said, clapping him on the shoulder.
"Sorry for missing the performance," Kurt winced. "I just really needed to talk to him."
The bell rang and they all looked around.
"Back to class," they sighed. They headed off in one direction while Blaine and Kurt headed in the other.
"We made a bet," Kurt said as they walked.

"Really?" Blaine asked.
"Loser buys the winner coffee," Kurt said.
"Kurt Hummel," Blaine gasped playfully. "Are you having an affair?"
"Of course not," Kurt said. "I would never have an affair with someone who dyes their hair."
Blaine laughed and they slipped into class.
"Good to know babe," Blaine grinned.

When Kurt and Blaine had first arrived at Dalton, they were quite. They flinched at every loud noise and were very cautious of the boys around them. The two were never seen without each other, always walking close.
Wes and David had been assigned as their mentors, help them out around the school, make sure they didn't get lost or anything like that.

Even though Blaine and Kurt had been quite, Wes and David immediately adored them and they had become friends. Wes and David introduced them to the Warbler's and after some questions, the found out that both Kurt and Blaine could sing. The Warbler's demanded that they sing and so Kurt and Blaine sang a duet, Baby it's cold outside. The Warbler's had been stunned and cheered loudly, inviting them to come join the Warbler's.

After some quiet whispering, Kurt and Blaine agreed and they became Warbler's. They grew really close with boys and became good friends.
Thad had been the first to question them about their relationship.
"So, are you two together?" Thad asked. Kurt grabbed Blaine hand and lifted his chin.
"He's my best friend and boyfriend," Kurt said, his gaze daring anyone to challenge them.
"I knew it!" David cried. "Wes, you owe me five bucks."
Wes grumbled but handed the money over.

Kurt and Blaine looked confused between the two of them.
"Don't worry. You're not the only gay kids here," Wes explained. "Nick and Jeff," the two boys waved. "they're gay and we have our suspicions about Cameron."
"Hey!"
"Wait...you don't care?" Kurt asked, looking confused.

"No," David said. "I take it at your old school they did."
David nodded to the cast on Kurt's arm and Blaine wrapped an arm around Kurt.
"Yeah, they minded," Blaine said quietly.
"Well, you have nothing to worry about here," Wes grinned. "Except that you are officially the cutest couple here and you've only been here a few days."

"That's so unfair," Cameron whined and the boys laughed.
It had taken a while before Kurt and Blaine settled in and felt completely comfortable but eventually they did.
Kurt had fully healed too, the cast been taken off and the Warbler's celebrated with Blaine and Kurt.
Blaine and Kurt were happy that they could hold hands at Dalton and act like a couple. They had gotten together at their old school but could never act like a couple at school. Here at Dalton they could.

Many boys respected them and looked up to their relationship. A year after their transfer, Jeff and Nick had finally gotten their act together and were now officially dating. A LOT of money had been passed out that day.
Amongst the school everyone had dubbed Kurt and Blaine the couple to last. Although Kurt and Blaine knew they would. They had been best friends for ever. Even if they did break up, they would still be best friends, but neither Kurt or Blaine had any thought of breaking up.

The bell rang loudly and the students of Dalton headed out. Finally it was the end of the day and Kurt and Blaine headed to the parking lot, hand in hand.
"Whose house?" Blaine asked.
"Dad has to work over time," Kurt said.
"Mine it is then," Blaine grinned. "We can have some of those brownies."

"But my skin-" Kurt started to protest but Blaine cut him off.
"Can survive a brownie. You know I love you Kurt. You could weigh a hundred pounds and have bad skin and I would still love you."

"Yes, but I wouldn't love me and then you would have a very irritable boyfriend on your hands so be glad I take care of myself," Kurt said.
"I am," Blaine said. "You always look amazing and so beautiful. You have the softest skin and the most amazing eyes."
Kurt squeezed Blaine hand tugged him closer. They had reached Blaine's car and Kurt pinned him against it.

Kurt smiled beautifully before pulling Blaine into a kiss. Blaine placed his hands on Kurt's hips and kissed him back. Even though Dalton was fine they were gay, they didn't like to rub it in people's faces. Kurt pulled back and smiled.
"I love you," Kurt smiled.
"I love you too Kurt," Blaine said. "So much."

"I'll see you at home," Kurt said and skipped off to his car.
Blaine grinned dreamily. He loved it when Kurt said domestic things like that. Blaine knew that one day he and Kurt would have their own home and they would get married and adopt kids. That's what he wanted with Kurt and he knew Kurt wanted the same because they had talked about what they wanted.

Blaine shook his head and jumped in his car and drove home. Kurt pulled up behind him a minute later and they both jumped out. They locked their cars and walked hand in hand into the house.
Edward was home, Annie still at work.
"Hey boys," Edward grinned at the two of them. "How did the performance go."
"It went really well. Kurt missed it though," Blaine said, dropping his bag onto the couch.

Edward raised his eyebrows.
"We had a spy," Kurt said.
"Really? From which team?"
"New Directions," Blaine answered. "The same team Finn's on."
"I guess he told them that we were on the Warblers," Kurt shrugged. "We mentioned it at dinner on Friday."

"Ahhh," Edward said. "and you dealt with the spy?"
"Kurt made a bet with him," Blaine grinned and Edward shook his head.
"You Kurt, are full of surprises," Edward chuckled. Kurt winked and headed to the kitchen to get himself a drink.

"I'm a man of many mysteries," Kurt said and they all laughed.
Blaine followed him and got himself a drink too.
"Blaine?" Kurt asked.
"Yeah?"
"Do you think Finn will try something?" Kurt asked, worry in his eyes. Kurt had been deeply affected by their bullying.

"I hope not," Blaine said, pulling Kurt into a hug. Blaine really hoped he didn't.