Blaine’s alone in his bedroom when he hears the doorbell ring. He’s been out of the hospital for two weeks and has pretty much been alone in his bedroom since then. Eli’s parents decided that they’re going to move back to California. So Blaine needs to get used to being alone. The good news is he doesn’t have to go back to school for at least a month.

He hears his mom greet someone at the front door, though the exchange is muffled. A minute later, there’s a knock on his bedroom door.

“Come in,” he says. The face that pokes through the door is the last person he expected.

Jenna.

“Hey,” she says, “I saw you come home from the hospital the other day and I heard what happened to you and I really wanted to come over, but it’s been so long since I talked to you and I just want you to know that I’m sorry. About what happened to our friendship and about what happened to you after the dance. I think it sucks.” It comes out in such a rush that Blaine needs a minute to take it all in.

“Hi, and... thank you,” Blaine answers.

“Do you mind if I sit? Maybe hang out for a while?” Jenna asks.

It’s not everything, but it’s something.