He ran, he didnt know where he was going, didnt care as long as they didnt catch him.

His lungs were burning but he somehow kept going, the adrenaline pushing his body beyond its limits.

The air was cool, there was a little wind, and the sky was blue with only a few clouds.

He took a look over his shoulder; nothing.

He slowed his pace to a stop, still facing the way that he had come.

Still nothing. He took a sigh of relief and started walking slowly backwards, spinning around walking the way he had been running.

He took out his phone, bringing it to his ear.

"I lost them," he said down the phone. "I dont think Ill ever see them again," he continued smiling still a little out of breath from all of the running.

"Ok, Im on my back to base now," he said hanging up the phone and letting his walk turn into a slow jog.

He had no idea how he ended up with a job like this, it just happened. He had nothing, but then he was approached by a couple of people who he had seen around a couple of times before and his life had changed forever.

He hadnt believed them at first, but as he didnt have anything to lose, he had followed them so that they could show him that what they had told him was very real.

It had taken a while, but he had finally reached the place that he had needed to go. He looked up at the apartment block, walking to the entrance pushing the button on the side of the building.

"Hello?" A voice came through the speaker placed on the right side of the button.

"Hi, 045921," he said and then turned towards the door waiting for them to buzz him in.

The door buzzed and he pulled it open, walking inside and straight down the stairs walking towards the basement.

He reached the bottom and he could hear voices coming from the offices and from what he could make out a couple of the other young agents that also worked here.

He walked into the room and he watched as people looked his way before continuing their conversations. He didnt have many friends here, but he didnt mind, he preferred to be alone.

He walked straight through all of the people that had crowded in the main part of the basement and into one of the back offices.

"Hey, Blaine," his mentor greeted him standing up from behind his neatly laid out desk, leaning over it to shake his hand.

"Hey Shawn," he smiled sitting the chair that was placed on the other side of the desk. Shawn sat down after him, staring like he was a student that had been sent the principals office for misbehaving.

"So, you have finished your mission, congratulations," Shawn said smiling and he smiled back.

"But we have another one for you," he continued and Blaines smile shrank.

"Already?" He said. "I still got people after me from the last mission, am I not supposed to go into hiding until they stop looking?" He asked disappointed that he would have to go on a new mission so soon.

Shawn tilted his head. "I dont think those people are going to look for you much longer, and we need you for this one. And its a couple miles from here so you shouldnt bump into any of the anyway, if anything goes wrong we can pull you out of there and have you in to hiding within a few hours," he assured.

Blaine looked around nervously before catching Shawns stare. "Ok fine, what is this one?" He asked slightly afraid of the answer.

"We need you to move high schools to McKinley," he sat picking up a pile of papers and handing half of them to Blaine. Then he continued, "We need you to get close to one Kurt Hummel, he seemed to have gotten some interest off of a couple of other agencies but they have backed off for now. We want you to get close to him, he seems like an outcast and we think that having someone like you would be good for him, and then later on we are thinking of getting him to join the agency. We need your opinion first obviously, see how you think he would do in the business after some training and then get back to us".

Blaine just stared at him; he had never had to do anything like this in the two year that he had been there.

"What do you mean by get close to him?" He asked.

"It doesnt matter, friend, best friend or even boyfriend as long as you dont fall in love with him as you know thats against the rules," he said and Blaine laughed at that, it would be a miracle if he ever fell in love.

"Are you giving me this one because Im gay?" He asked thinking back to when he said that they needed him to do this one. There wasnt any other homosexual members of this particular team.

Shawn shrugged. "Mr. Hummel is gay as well so we thought that you may know how to get in with him easiest". Blaine frowned but didnt say anything about the comment.

"Ok, Ill do it," he said his frown turning in to a smile.

"Good, you transfer tomorrow, go and pack your stuff you will be moving in to an apartment block around the corner from the school. You can use your real first name but your second name will be different, all of the information is in the pack I just gave you, good luck," Shawn smiled again.

He looked down and started to flick through the pieces of paper that he had been given, stopping at a picture of the guy that he would soon have to get close to.

Cute, he thought looking at his beautiful blue eyes, and his perfectly styles brown hair. He shook his head putting it to the back of his mind; this was a job not a new life.

He continued flicking through until he found his new identity. Blaine Philips. He raised an eyebrow but kept silent.

He folded the pieces of paper in his hands and got up from the desk. Nodding his byes, before walking out into the main part of the basement again.

No one even looked at him this time; it was like he wasnt even there.

He walked straight through again, up the stairs and out into the cool air, it was going to be night soon but he still put a hat over his head covering his face. Better to be safe than sorry.

He was quite excited about his new mission. It seemed from what he had seen in the paper work to have a lot in common with this Kurt person. Maybe this would go better than he thought.