"Weve been walking through this field for an hour now, its never ending," Kurt said walking over to a clear patch of grass and sitting down on it.

"Feels like it," Blaine said sitting down on the floor next to him. "Are you hungry?" He said turning to Kurt.

"If you have food to spare then sure," Kurt smiled.

Blaine nodded handing an apple to Kurt and then pulling on out for himself. "Thank you," he said.

"Do you know how long its going to be until we get to where the group is meeting up?" Blaine asked taking a bite of his apple.

"Not sure, could be anything from a couple of days to a couple of weeks," Kurt said and Blaine laughed.

"Thats real helpful Kurt," he giggled.

"Im glad I could help, no really I think that it might take about five days" Kurt replied with a smirk on his face.

"Right, thanks," he said giving Kurt a playful nudge.

There was a rustling in the crops and they paused, his heart started to beat fast.

"What the hell was that?" Kurt whispered and he shook his head.

"Lets get out of here," he said picking up his bag shoving his bottle of water inside before throwing the apple core on the floor. Kurt followed behind him as they started to make his way quietly into the crops.

They didnt speak scared that of getting attention from what was in the maze with them.

Blaine kept walking forward, tripping on a vine of wheat and falling with an oomph. Suddenly the rustling started to get louder and closer.

"Shit, run," he said jumping up from the floor running. Kurt was slightly in front of him, pushing his way through the wheat moving as fast as he could.

He felt something jump on him pushing him to the ground and Kurt stop in front of him.

"Kurt keep going!" He yelled.

"Just keep still," Kurt said his hands out trying to steady him.

He could hear growling on his back. A dog? A fox? Could a fox even growl? Whatever it was he could feel the breath on the back of his next and it made him nervous.

"Come here," Kurt called whistling a little trying to get whatever it was off of him.

The creature on top of him shifted, slowly moving off of him towards Kurt growling.

Blaine stayed on the floor looking up, a wolf walked towards Kurt its bottom raised ready to pounce. He had to do something. But before he could the wolf pounce.

"KURT!" he yelled jumping to his feet.

The wolf landed on him going for a bite, but it suddenly stopped groaning. Kurt threw the wolf off shocked a bloody pen knife in his hand.

"I lied this is the only item that I have on me," Kurt said looking at the pen knife and then at Blaine.

Blaine took a deep breath falling to his knees, "I thought you were dead, I told you to go," he said running his hands through his hair.

"Im fine and I wasnt going to let you die, you didnt let me die," Kurt said closing the knife and sticking it back in his pocket.

Blaine shuffled over to him pulling him into a hug. "Im glad youre ok," he said. The thought of having to travel alone again and the fact that the more that he had gotten to know Kurt, the more he liked him had overwhelmed him and tears started to from in his eyes.

He pushed them back not wanting to show how actually weak he was.

"Me too," Kurt said hugging him back.

Blaine got up and helped Kurt to his feet before they carried on walking.

"Why did you hide the fact that you had a pocket knife?" He asked a little nervous at the answer.

"Because I didnt know who you were, and I wanted to be able to defend myself, but I really like you and I know we have only known each other about half a day but I trust you so I dont need to use if for that," Kurt said putting a bloody hand on his shoulder.

"I really like you too and I think I can trust you, unless you have another knife hidden in those black skinny jeans," Blaine giggled.

"No unfortunately I do not, this was my dads," Kurt said and his smile faded.

"Is he…?" He started to ask.

"No, I dont think so, we accidentally got split up a while ago; we were heading to the North, so Im going to carry on this way and hope that hes there when we get there," Kurt said and he put a comforting hand on his shoulder.

"Im sure that hes there," he said.

"I hope so, hes the only person that I have left," Kurt said a tear running down his face.

Blaine put his hand out taking Kurts. "It will be ok," he said and Kurt smiled giving his hand a little squeeze of thanks.

They carried on walking hand in hand through the field; it was another hour before they emerged out of the field.

"Finally, I was getting so sick of getting hit in the face with random crops," Kurt said his hand still firmly with his.

Blaine laughed. "Me too," he said as they walked towards the main road, they could see a huge bridge in the distance.

"That bridge even looked big from here," Kurt said and Blaine nodded.

"Looks wrong though," he said turning to Kurt.

"Yeah, looks like some of its missing," Kurt pointed out.

"Yeah, that would be what looks wrong," he said.

"I think we should stay here the night first though," Kurt said pointing to a small ditch by the side of the field.

"Yeah," he said walking towards it.

He dropped his bag into the ditch and then climbed in Kurt following behind him.

The sun was setting dramatically and soon it was pitch black, he felt arms wrap around him and he looked over his shoulder at Kurt who had fallen asleep and had unconsciously hugged him. they were both shivering so he turned wrapping his arms around Kurt in return.

Falling into the best sleep that he had had in a long time.