Blaine has something to say to Kurt but he’s not sure how to say it. As usual, he turns the Warblers for assistance. They agree to help him out, which is more than Blaine could have hoped for, after the way some of Blaine’s “big ideas” have backfired.

Blaine isn’t much of a risk taker, but Kurt is worth it.

As the Warblers make their way across school grounds on the day of Kurt’s transfer back to McKinley, Blaine is vibrating with nerves and excitement. He can’t wait to sing for Kurt, but he’s worried about being out there, in front of all the students. How were they going to react? Blaine is all too familiar with how cruel the world can be.

But he needs to do this for Kurt. Kurt deserves the grand gesture and with his fellow Warblers on hand, Blaine knows that he has the courage to give Kurt a proper send off.

Blaine gives his prepared speech and the sun is almost blinding, but that’s a relief because no one can see the tears in his eyes. He begins to sing and immediately falls into his comfort zone. Looking at Kurt in the afternoon sun, Blaine knows that the risk was worth it.

He hugs Kurt and makes his way back up the stairs. When he turns around, he can already see that Kurt is where he belongs and where he wants to be. He mouths a silent “Thank you” to Kurt and realizes that Kurt has given him an awful lot to be grateful for.