"Do you mind? I'm trying to sleep!"

Finn and Puck completely ignored him, continuing to wrestle on the floor.

"The show opens tomorrow! I need my rest!"

Still nothing.

"You two are the worst cabin mates ever!" Kurt said as he got out of bed.

When he did, he noticed Blaine was still awake, sitting up on the top bunk and staring off into space.

Kurt climbed up and sat next to Blaine.

"Can't sleep?"

"Not really."

"There has to be some way to get those two to be quiet."

"They're not what's keeping me up."

"Oh? Why can't you sleep, then?"

"I told a little bit of a lie earlier. I wasn't just nervous about my costume..." Blaine said, looking down.

"What else are you nervous about?"

"What if I'm not good enough to be a lead part? What if I mess up the whole show?"

"Blaine, you're amazing."

"So you say."

"You are!"

"Maybe in rehearsals, but when there's an actual audience out there, I'm probably going to suck."

"Why would you even say that?"

"What if I forget a line? What if I forget something that ruins the whole show? Rachel would kill me..."

"Blaine, we've been practicing together every minute of every day, you know this part like the back of your hand..."

"Maybe I should write my lines on the back of my hand."

"Blaine, you're going to be fine. I promise, you'll do an amazing job and everyone is going to love you." Blaine didn't look convinced. "And if you forget a line or something, I'll cover for you, and I'll make sure to do it in a way that'll get you back on track. Nobody in the audience will even know anything is wrong."

"You'd do that just to make sure I didn't look silly onstage?"

"What are best friends for?"

Blaine smiled and looked down.

Kurt bit his lip, was that the first time he called Blaine his friend? Did Blaine not think of Kurt as a friend? Oh, why did Kurt say that? Why did he make it worse by putting the word best in front of it? What if Blaine started avoiding him now or something because he didn't know Kurt thought of him as a best friend?

"Thank you, Kurt." Blaine smiled at Kurt. "You're the best friend a guy could ask for."

Kurt smiled. "So, you feel better now?"

"I'm still a little nervous... but I'm not scared anymore."

"That's good."

"Are you nervous?"

"Not really. A little, I guess."

"Well, you're going to be amazing."

"Thanks, Blaine."

"We should probably go to sleep now, don't want to pass out on the stage."

"Well, we do in the poppy scene."

Blaine laughed. "Goodnight, Kurt."

"Goodnight, Blaine." Kurt said, moving to climb off the top bunk but before he could, Blaine hugged him.

Kurt felt his face get hot and he smiled before hugging Blaine back.

He then climbed down to his bunk, looking at Finn and Puck.

"Goodnight!" He shouted as loudly as he could.

He heard Blaine laughing from the top bunk.

"Puck, maybe we should go to sleep, lights out was a half hour ago, and we do have a show tomorrow."

"Fine, whatever." Puck said, climbing into his bed.

Kurt let out a sigh of relief and climbed into his bed again.

He was really looking forward to tomorrow. Not only was he going to get to see his dad after two weeks without him, but he was going to get to perform for his father too.

His dad was going to get to watch him play a lead part.

He hoped he made his dad proud.

He had to admit, he was also looking forward to meeting the other parents tomorrow.

Especially Blaine's parents.

If they were anything like Blaine, they were going to be the nicest people Kurt had ever met.