Kurt shifted as he came to from his slumber. He looked over at the clock on his night stand. It read 10:30 a.m.

“Shit,” Kurt muttered moving a little. He realized he had his head on someones chest. He looked up and saw the head of unruly curls and the gentle face of Blaine. Last night slowly hit him and he felt the bile rise in his throat. A second time he hurt Cooper. He took his head off his chest and moved slowly. Blaine's arm was around his back and he pulled it off gently.

“Don't...go,” Blaine muttered. Kurt looked at him as his eyes opened and those hazel orbs were exposed.

“Morning...” Kurt said smiling.

“Morning. God, why am I sore?” Blaine asked.

“Please tell me you remember last night...” Kurt said.

“Shit...” Blaine said rubbing his face.

“Yeah...we kind of did it last night...again,” Kurt said smiling.

“What time is it?” Blaine asked.

“10:30...” Kurt replied.

“Dammit! I have school...” Blaine muttered.

“Sorry...” Kurt said.

“No! Don't be...I'm glad I stayed last night. I'm glad we did this...I would rather be here than there,” Blaine said. Kurt nodded and got up and got dressed into sweatpants and a tee. Blaine got up and got clothes from his bag and changed. Kurt moved over to him and put his arms around his neck and kissed him deeply. He pulled away sadly and walked into the living room. Blaine followed him out and they spent the day wrapped up in one another on the couch or eating. They laid in silence for hours just laying side by side.

“I need to go,” Blaine said.

“Where?” Kurt asked.

“Work...” he replied.

“Ugh...I forgot about that,” Kurt said. Blaine got up and changed into his work clothes and kissed Kurt once more.

“I'll see you tomorrow?” Blaine asked.

“Coffee in the morning again?” Kurt asked.

“Sounds like a plan,” Blaine said smiling. Kurt captured his lips once more and watched him leave quietly. He laid back down on his couch and felt the tears slide down his cheeks. It wasn't because Blaine had just left, he just felt broken. Kurt was never one for cheaters. He despised them, but he became one of them now. His house phone started ringing and he got up slowly for it.

“Hello,” he said.

“Kurt! I was thinking, you and I go to dinner tonight at our place,” Cooper said. Kurt sighed and looked at the clock.

“Sure...I'd love to go out to eat with you tonight,” Kurt said.

“First though, I need to run to your dads shop. My car is acting up and I want to take it there first,” Cooper said.

“Sure...I can pick you up so that my dad could look at it while we're out,” Kurt said.

“That sounds good! I'll see you later babe,” Cooper said.

“See you later,” Kurt said. He hung up and felt his heart clench in anger, pain, and sadness. How the hell could he have done this to Cooper?

When the time came he was driving towards the garage. He pulled in the lot, Cooper's car already there, and parked by Blaine's car. He got out and walked into the place slowly. Blaine was leaned over him brother's car looking under the hood.

“So, little brother, what is it?” Cooper asked.

“Just a belt that needs replacing. It won't take long at all,” Blaine said reaching into the car.

“Okay...then work on it,” Cooper said.

“Yes, boss,” Blaine replied dryly.

“Until then, I get to take Kurt out tonight and I plan on showing him a good night tonight so don't stop by,” Cooper said. He saw Blaine tense up and stall when those words were said.

“I didn't plan on it. I have a huge empty house all to myself so I stay there anymore,” Blaine said. Kurt walked in further hoping they would notice him now.

“Good. You know he's mine anyway. This one isn't getting away from me,” Cooper said. Kurt looked at the back of his head sadly and then Blaine saw him when he looked out of the garage.

“Hi Kurt!” Blaine said smiling.

“Hi...” he said. Cooper turned back to him and smiled at him. He walked over to Cooper and hugged him tightly. Cooper kissed him and pulled back looking into his eyes.

“Are you okay?” Cooper asked worried.

“I'm fine...” he choked out. Cooper looked at him unconvinced but nodded.

“I'll see you later Blaine,” Cooper said waving. Blaine waved and Cooper started walking back to Kurt's car. Kurt walked over to Cooper's car and leaned over it.

“I'd cut the brake lines but I don't think you would like that,” Blaine said smiling lightly.

“No...I wouldn't,” Kurt said. He leaned over the car smiling at Blaine.

“I missed you...” Blaine said.

“I missed you too,” Kurt replied. Blaine leaned over and kissed his cheek quickly.

“I'll see you tomorrow,” Kurt said standing back up.

“See you,” Blaine said quietly. Kurt looked back to see his father watching them unhappily. He left the garage as Burt called Blaine over.