“Rachel was right, this isn’t home anymore.” Kurt said, as he stormed off down the hall of McKinley. Kurt wiped his eyes with the back of hands. He wished he had listened to Rachel when she said that they shouldn’t return but he was so stubborn and thick-headed. He should’ve known that he couldn’t deal seeing Blaine. And Blaine was right in front of him, trying to get him to understand him. Blaine was trying to seem like talking would fix everything but Kurt knew better. Kurt stopped around the corner and slumped down. He took a deep breath and tried to concentrate. Kurt was done believing Blaine. Blaine had changed right in front of his very eyes but Blaine kept on trying to act like he was the same old Blaine. But Kurt knew the old Blaine and the old Blaine would never have let this happen. After Kurt got his breathing under control, he stood up and walked out of the school. The air was cold here and the stars were sparkling. Maybe it’s time for Kurt to find his own star now and not follow anyone else’s.