“Can you make cheesecake? You haven't made it in a while and we have a lot of different fruits,” Blaine asked standing behind Kurt. His arms snaked around Kurt and a kiss was placed on his neck. Kurt sighed and nodded.

“Do you want me to make jams or just make it with the fruit in it?” Kurt asked.

“Hmm...make blueberry with the berries in it?”

“I can do that. Why don't you and Cooper take off now? I'll get some jams done and the cheesecake. I know you want your little fruit tarts so I can make those too,” Kurt said. Blaine's hold tightened and a lingering kiss landed on his shoulder.

“I don't want to leave you alone...”

“I'll be fine, Blaine. Don't worry about me.”

“Not after what happened the other day. If you need me I'm not here,” Blaine replied.

“Blaine? The bond? You'll know if something happens to me...” Kurt said, turning in his arms and kissing him sweetly.

“But, I don't want to leave you...” Blaine said with a pout. Kurt giggled at him and kissed him again.

“I know...and I love that but go out with your brother...have some fun,” Kurt said as he pulled from his hold. Blaine sighed and nodded but once more pulled Kurt to him.

“I'll have my phone if you need me and the bond. I love you,” Blaine said, kissing his forehead and walking over to Cooper. Kurt sighed and started to work on the fruits when he heard the front door open.

“Kurt!”

He jumped at the voice and turned around. His mother walked into the kitchen, a broad smile on her face. Kurt smiled back and she walked over to him dropping her purse on the way.

“Can I help?” she asked cautiously.

“Sure...um...Blaine wants cheesecake and I always make some fruit tarts,” he replied.

“I'll wash my hands and then we can do the cheesecake...”

“Okay...here's the blueberries, Blaine's favorites...” Kurt said.

“I used to make cheesecake for you and your father. I'd be making strawberry though. You had this little phase where strawberries were the only thing you'd eat,” his Mom said as she cleaned the fruits off. Kurt put the others away in the fridge as she talked.

“After a while you moved onto other fruits and finally allowed blue berries into your meal and so I started making blueberry cheesecake and you loved it,” she added. Kurt smiled and they started to make the cheesecake.

“You know, I use your recipe. Dad kept them and put them away. After I got older I tried cooking and using your recipes. The cheesecake one I learned as soon as possible and it's the only one I use to make something for Blaine,” Kurt replied.

“That makes me so happy...I'm glad your father kept them...”

“Do you want to know?”

“Know what?” she asked.

“About Dad? I mean...did you watch us?” he asked.

“Um...sometimes? I followed you as you got older but not for long. I saw you start high school, your nationals win, a few other things. I saw you at Dalton when you went there for a while. I was intrigued by Blaine and then I saw he was a vampire...I left. I thought you were in good hands.”

“You thought?”

“Well, I had a back ground check run on him. He seemed good enough for my son so I let it go. The next time I went back you were gone.”

“I had him change me. After graduation and we knew we were happy. He told me to make sure I was certain and a week later I brought it back up and he changed me.”

“Kurt, why would you want this life? It's nothing fantastic.”

“I want to be with Blaine until my last heartbeat. I can't imagine my life without him.”

“I thought the same thing and not too long later I couldn't live with it. I was done and I loved him but I couldn't live that life anymore. We did things separately, fought a lot and then we just lost who we were. I wanted a way out from this life,” she said with a shrug.

“You and Dad?” Kurt asked. She stiffened at the question and Kurt bit his lower lip.

“Yes...but also the man I married after I changed. We were so happy and married ten years after we got together. But...as the years went on he grew to clingy and then distant. Sometimes forever isn't as cracked up as we thought it'd be,” she replied. Kurt looked out the window above their kitchen sink and sighed. Would him and Blaine become that? Yes, they had their fair share of fights and they did things without the other but...would they lose their love like that? Was his mother warning him?

“Kurt? The cheesecake needs to get refrigerated now...”

“Oh! I forgot...I was just thinking...”

“That you and Blaine might not last?” she asked, worried.

“Yeah...I know he loves me...I love him so much too but...what if I was foolish. What if I chose this life and might regret it? What if he leaves?” Kurt asked as he put the cheesecake away.

“I don't think that'll happen...but one day I did hear something him and that Erica were talking about. Something about Rio and going on vacation. They said something about sex and Blaine said it was weird going the last time because he was with you and not her...” his Mom said reaching over and taking his hand. Kurt looked up at her confused.

“What?”

“Him and Erica were talking about how they went to Rio and their hook ups...Blaine and her were talking about it...do you know about this?” his mother asked. Kurt's jaw dropped and he moved away from her. He tried to calm himself down but it was no use. The front door slammed and suddenly somebody was next to him, holding him.

“Kurt?” Blaine asked, worried. Cooper was on his other side and tentatively reaching a hand out to him.

“What did you do to him?!” Blaine asked with a snarl. Kurt looked down at the floor unable to say anything.

“We were just talking and he...he just started to freak out,” Elizabeth's soft voice answered. Kurt looked up at her and then pushed Blaine off of him.

“Get the hell out,” Kurt said through clenched teeth, fangs bared at Blaine. Blaine tensed as he looked at Kurt, concerned.

“What...?” Blaine asked, his face falling.

“Get out. Now!” Kurt repeated, crossing his arms as he did. Cooper moved away from Kurt looking at Blaine. Elizabeth moved to Kurt and kissed his forehead.

“I will call you later, honey,” his Mom said and left the house.

“Kurt...? What's going on? What did she do?” Cooper asked.

“It's not what she did. It's what he did,” Kurt said glaring at Blaine. Blaine's eyes looked so broken and he held no concern this time just confusion.

“Blaine? Why don't we leave him alone for a while and come back?” Cooper said.

“No. Pack up your things and get out,” Kurt said as he turned to look at the brother's. Kurt saw Blaine's face pale and the pain that etched across his features. He didn't care. Blaine had kept another thing from him that couldn't be forgiven. Not this time.

“Kurt...? Baby, please, talk to me. What is going on?” Blaine asked.

“You never talked to me so why should I talk to you?”

“Kurt...don't do this. Let's work this out and move on.”

“No, there's no moving on. There will be me moving on from you but not for us. Now get out. I don't want to see you,” Kurt replied and walked into the living room. He walked up the stairs and into the guest bedroom and sat down on the bed. He pulled his knees to his chest and let the sobs rip through him.