“I could really go for some coffee right now, Babe,” Sebastian said, leaning down to rest his head on Blaine’s shoulder. Blaine knew what this really meant, it meant Sebastian didn’t have any money with him and Blaine was going to have to pay.

“How about we go back to my house and I make us some hot chocolate?” It was worth a try.

Sebastian swung their arms together, as if that would convince Blaine. “But baby, The Lima Bean is like right around the corner.”

It really wasn’t worth the argument. 8 months was a long enough time for Blaine to learn what battles to pick with Sebastian. It didn’t take long for him to learn that Sebastian was used to getting what he wants, which is a big part of why they were together. Blaine had been pursued by him the second Sebastian transferred to Dalton Academy.

“Oh, come on.” Sebastian stopped dead in his tracks. Blaine looked to see what had stopped him. About a hundred feet in front of them was Kurt, carrying a bunch of shopping bags, walking with a girl.

The other thing Blane had learned about Sebastian was that he was one of the most jealous people on the planet, and he was extremely possessive of Blaine.

Luckily Kurt was walking in the same direction as them, so he had no idea that they were there.

“I thought he was gay.” Sebastian said, hinting at the fact that Kurt was with a girl who had her arm looped through his.

“Who knows.” Blaine was wondering the same thing. Then again, who doesn’t have a ‘gay best friend’ these days.

Blaine began to panic a bit more when he realized that Kurt and his lady friend were most likely going to the same destination as them. He was fairly confident that if they did have another encounter Kurt would end up ignoring them both, not wanting to deal with the walking buzz-kill that happened to be his boyfriend.

Blaine had to half-drag Sebastian around the corner to The Lima Bean before finally stopped and turned to him. It wasn’t like Sebastian to admit defeat to another person.

“Since when is some one else going to stop you from getting your coffee, babe?”

“It’s not him. It’s you.”

“What?”

“I don’t like the way you act around him. The way talk you back to me.”

“I have no cl-”

“Don’t play dumb.” Sebastian had a way of narrowing his dark, beady eyes that sent chills through Blaine. It was as if he could see right through him. “I know you have a little crush on him.”

“I don’t even know him, Seb. Do you get off on starting drama?”

Just then Sebastian reached his gloved hand forward and forcefully grabbed Blaine’s crotch, pressing him into the brick wall of The Lima Bean. Blaine tried to push him off and looked around embarrassingly as passers-by stared at them with disgust.

“No.” Sebastian’s voice was gruff and low. “I get off on this.” He squeezed his hand harder and Blaine whimpered.

“Seb- st-top it.”

“And I’m not going to stop ‘starting drama’,” he said mocking Blaine’s voice, “Until everyone knows that you’re mine.”

That was the thing about Sebastian that Blaine couldn’t pull himself away from even if he tried. Blaine was his. He had claimed him, and he wasn’t giving him up. Half of Blaine hated being treated like he was a piece of property, the other half [including the part of him that was in Sebastian’s hand at the moment] got excited at the thought of being so strongly desired.

“But you’re right, babe. I’m not in the mood for coffee.” He finally removed his hand and pulled Blaine in for a hard, sloppy kiss. “We should go to your house.”

Any thought of Kurt had melted from Blaine’s mind. “Yeah,” was the only thing he could manage to get out. Sebastian grinned and pulled Blaine sharply by the hand, leading him away from the coffee shop. Blaine got one quick look through the window and saw something that broke him from Sebastian’s seductive trance.

Kurt was sitting at Blaine’s usual table.