Kurt sat in the car. He looked down at his shaking hands and then up at the towering house that held Blaine inside. He turned towards his dad who looked just as nervous as Kurt felt, but he could see he was trying to look like he was strong.

"Are you sure you want to do this?" Kurt asked his dad making him jump out of the daydream he was obviously having.

"Honestly Kurt, no, but this is what you want and I can see in your eyes that you're in love with Blaine," Burt replied with a smile before he took Kurt's hand and gave it a squeeze before letting it go again.

"I do love him!" Kurt said and looked down before continuing. "I just want a chance to be able to tell him".

"You will, Kurt, I promise... do you know how were going to do this?" Burt said turning to look at the house.

"Yeah, I just hope it works." Kurt said in nervous tone.

Kurt leaned towards his dad's ear and began to whisper the plan.

Blaine had been looking at the same plain walls for the past two hours. He finally looked away, he looked at the basement door briefly, before looking back again, letting the whiteness of the wall flood his brain. It caused him to feel like he wasn't thinking anything at all, like he didn't exist.

His eyes started to burn and when he finally blinked he noticed that he hadn't blinked for at least a minute. Blaine closed his eyes close until the burning vanished and then he reopened them. He realized that staring at the same white wall was going to eventually drive him insane.

Burt got out of the car first and started to walk towards the house, stopping just before he got to the door. Kurt jumped out of the car and headed around the house; towards what he hoped would be the back door. The plan was for him to wait for his dad to knock, giving him the signal to find a way inside.

Kurt found the back door and listened for the signal. He heard a slight bang on the front door and grabbed the handle of the door and pushed it down, but the door didn't budge. Kurt started to tug on the door but it wouldn't move. He stepped back and looked around for alternative ways to get in. He smiled when he noticed a small open window, probably the window for the bathroom.

Kurt walked up to the window and grabbed on to the window frame. He pulled himself up and began to climb in, dragging himself through until he fell to the floor.

He stood up and opened the bathroom door and slowly peered out to see if anyone was there. Once he was sure that no one was there, Kurt opened the door wide and walked out trying not to make any sound. He was fully aware of everything around him.

He looked through every open door; he had no idea where he was going. He could hear his dad struggle to keep up the conversation with John. Kurt moved a little faster looking for any closed door while also looking for anything that could be used to open a locked door. He assumed Blaine would be locked in and the thought made him cringe.

Kurt stopped when the sight of a key caught his eye. He looked cross the hall and saw a closed door. The only problem was it was right next to the front door, he advanced to the door slowly and as quietly he could. The closer he got to the door the more paranoid he got that Blaine's uncle was going to turn around.

Kurt reached the door and looked towards the front door. He caught his dad's eye and gestured to get him to go outside. He hid behind one of the open doors as Burt started to convince John to go outside with him to see his car. Thankfully it worked.

Kurt walked towards the closed door again, his fingers crossed hoping that something would go right and this would be the right door. He reached the door and brought the key to the lock and pushed it in. The key slid in, making Kurt sigh in relief and open the door hoping that Blaine was going to be inside.

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Blaine had stopped looking at the wall when someone knocked on the front door. He jumped up and ran up the basement stairs, he ran up them to the door, putting his ear against it to see who it was but he couldn't really hear anything. He sighed and walked back down the stairs and sat down on the bed.

"Maybe I am going to be here forever..." Blaine said, he just wanted to hear a voice even if it was his own.

Tears grew in Blaine's eyes at the thought of never see Kurt's face again or even hear his voice. He held back the tears and anger as they threatened to take over Blaine's body.

"No, it's not over yet, I will see him again!" he whispered to himself in a stern voice.

He had stood up, his fists clenched, when he heard a small click indicating that someone was about to open the door.

Kurt walked in, seeing stairs that led down into some sort of basement. He took his first step creeping down the stairs.

Once had gotten to the bottom of the stairs he saw Blaine standing with his hands clenched in to fists. A smile spread across Kurt's face and he ran over to Blaine, burying him in his arms, hoping that he never would have to let him go.

"I missed you!" Kurt heard Blaine whisper softly.

"I missed you too!" Kurt said back kissing Blaine on the cheek before letting him go.

"We need to get out of here now!" Kurt said pulling Blaine towards the basement door. They got to the bottom step, but stopped there when they saw John standing at the top of the stairs staring down at them.

They both backed into the basement as they heard John walking down the stairs after he’d locked the door. Kurt shoved Blaine behind him and waited for John to appear from the bottom of the stairs.

John emerged from the stairs stopping and staring at them with a cruel and psychotic smile on his face.

"You want him?" Kurt asked with anger-laced voice. "You're going to have to get through me first".

John's smile widened as he started walking towards them.