After the high Kurt had gotten due to his obviously brilliant performance in Born This Way, he went to the Lima Bean for his weekly date with Blaine. He missed him so much already. Dalton was a bit too uptight compared to New Directions, but the lack of need for a change of clothes was highly appreciated and totally made up for it. And Kurt was pretty sure the cheap polyester wouldn't hold under the rigorous wash needed to get the syrup stains out from the blazer.

He missed the spontaneous, but not, way the Warblers rehearsed songs to make them look like they started dancing on the spot. But then, the dance routine done by Jeff and the guys during Misery would seem like it was out of a Bollywood film; a place where everyone in the crowd automatically knew the lyrics and the choreography and danced in sync.

What? Bollywood films were fun. Probably because all of them were musicals and the fun ones were mostly the romantic comedies. But it was good to expand your repertoire, wasn't it?

Anyway, so Kurt went to the Lima Bean and got a grande non-fat mocha for himself and a medium drip for Blaine. He tried getting them caramel lattes once but it backfired as both of them were used to having their own particular choice.

Blaine walked in and sauntered over to their usual table. And then his eyes popped out. Because on the shirt that Kurt wore, he could clearly see that it was written LIKES BOYS. He would have fainted but for the fact that he knew Kurt would not be able to carry him. So he took control of himself and sat down at the table.

Then he asked Kurt,"Not that I mind, but why exactly are you declaring to the world that you like boys? I thought you like only me!" He pouted.

Kurt giggled and said, "Well, we performed Born This Way just four hours back, so basically we had to print the part of us we don't like, but live with because we were Born This Way. It's a long story revolving around Finn's dance moves, Quinn's perfect nose and Rachel's belief in doctors who hate their daughters."

Blaine just nodded, half the information bouncing off his head, and asked, "But don't you like that you like boys?" Blaine was afraid that Karofsky might have caused this problem.

Kurt laughed and said, "Of course I do. I am perfect in every way. I thought of my voice, but being a countertenor is brilliant. I thought of my pale-white skin, but I struggle to keep it that way. The only thing left is me being gay. I love being different from the crowd, but sometimes it leaves me in certain sad situations, which is why I printed this on my shirt."

Blaine sighed and said, "I love you, you know?"

Kurt gave a squeak of surprise, but then his face softened as he said, "I love you too."