It had been just a little over 10 years since Kurt has seen Blaine Anderson. The same Blaine Anderson that had broken his heart all those years ago by cheating on him.

When the piece of card came in the mail, he didn't even know how to react to it. All of the feelings he had ever felt for Blaine were rushing back and he thought that he was going to explode.

In his hand held an invitation to a party that was to be held by the people that he used to be in Glee club with. Kurt had stayed in touch with most of them over the years, but had had no idea that they were all getting together and putting something on.

He was going to go. Why not, right? So what if Blaine would be there? Kurt Hummel could do this.

-o-

Getting out of the shower and walking into his room, Blaine was starting to get nervous. He was going to be seeing all of his old friends from high school...well, only the important ones from the Glee club.

Kurt.

Blaine was praying with every fiber in his body that Kurt would turn up so that they could talk. It had been 10 years since Blaine had fucked up their relationship and even though Kurt took some blame, Blaine still thought to this day that it was all him.

Putting on his tight black pants, white button down shirt with his red cardigan and tie, he retraced his way back into the bathroom to fix his hair.

-o-

Looking at the invitation, the party was being held at some bar that Kurt hadn't heard of. Good thing for Kurt, it wasn't too far from his NYC apartment that overlooked Central Park. Rachel and he had once lived there together, but when she started to make a name for herself on Broadway, she had moved out into a place with her now husband.

It was nice having the apartment all to himself; but some days it was just the worst. Kurt had had a few boyfriends over the past 10 years, but none of them were him.

The truth was, Kurt had been trying for the past 10 years to get over his first true love.

-o-

Walking through the door, Kurt looked around and saw that part of the bar was closed off. He walked slowly over, figuring that it must be where everyone was. As he got there, he saw Tina sitting down nursing a drink with a man's arm wrapped around her shoulders.

Tina looked up, saw Kurt and quickly got up, running over to Kurt, hugging him nice and tight.

"Kurt, Oh my god! It's so good to see you. Look at you, you look fantastic. Here sit down and I'll go and get you a drink."

"It's good to see you as well Tina! It's been far too long, and don't worry, I'll get my drink." Kurt replied as he kissed her cheek.

"Well okay. Oh, Kurt this is my husband Dean."

"I'm Kurt Hummel; it's really nice to meet you." Kurt smiled at the man.

After making some small talk, Kurt walked over to the bar and ordered the biggest glass of wine he possibly could. Walking back to the area, Kurt saw that everyone else had showed up. Wow was he really gone that long?

Walking around, greeting everyone and chatting, Kurt made time to talk to everyone, well just about everyone. The taller man looked over and saw that Blaine was chatting happily with Quinn and the man that she brought with her.

Damn he looked good. Ten years hasn't aged his first love in any way.

He needed to go over to the bar and get another glass of wine.

Now finally feeling a sight buzz, Kurt walked over to Blaine with a big smile on his face.

"Blaine..." Kurt said, breathlessly.

Blaine turned around on the spot, he knew that voice. He loved that voice. That voice could always make him shiver with want.

Turning around and facing the man that he still loved, he wanted nothing more than to take him in his arms and kiss him. But he couldn't, they weren't together anymore. Blaine didn't have that right.

"Kurt. Hey! you look amazing. How have you been?" Blaine rushed out.

"You look good too you know, but I've been well." He couldn't help the slight blush that appeared on his cheeks.

"Hey, you want to go and dance?" Blaine leaned into Kurt's ear and whispered.

Kurt shivered at the voice, but gladly agreed.

Blaine reached out and grabbed his hand, feeling the sparks again for the first time in 10 years.

The music was loud but they didn't care. Once over on the dance floor, Kurt wrapped his arms around Blaine and nuzzled his nose into Blaine's neck, breathing in the sweet scent that he had missed all these years. The scent that was just Blaine.

Blaine wrapped his arms around Kurt's middle and they began to dance with the music. Without even thinking, Blaine moved his head and placed a light kiss to Kurt's temple. It was just something that he had always done. Thinking that Kurt would push him away, he was surprised when Kurt just sighed and leaned in closer, holding them as close as possible.

"I may be completely wasted but, this feels nice. Being here with you I mean." Kurt leaned his head up and now was looking into Blaine's golden brown eyes that he loved so much.

Blaine didn't answer, instead just cupping Kurt's cheek and leaning in to kiss Kurt.

Fireworks

Wrapping his arms around Blaine's neck, Kurt deepened the kiss. The shorter man tasted like mint and coffee, which told Kurt that Blaine hadn't been drinking tonight.

After what seemed like forever, Blaine pulled away from a very breathless Kurt.

"I'm sorry, I shouldn't have done that. I don't even know if you are seeing someone, hell you could be married for all I know." He stammered out.

"Blaine...breathe! I'm not seeing anymore and I'm not married. All of the people that I've dated, which haven't been many, haven't lasted long. You want to know why?"

"Why?" Blaine rubbed his thumb tenderly against Kurt's cheek.

"They weren't you, Blaine." The elder breathed out.

Their kiss this time was so full of love and passion that they both thought that they were going to explode. Somewhere deep down inside, Kurt just knew that Blaine loved him back, he still loved him, and because of that, Kurt thought his heart could just take off and fly.