Blaine POV
He couldn’t believe Sebastian, first he walks uninvited into his classroom during a lesson, and then he is offensive towards his student. Blaine really had to find out what Kurt meant by saying he had got much worse in high school, but he decided to let Kurt go early (whilst apologising profusely on behalf of his so-called boyfriend) and went to talk to Sebastian.
“What the fuck Sebastian?! You walk into my lesson, uninvited, then you call my student a girl…” Blaine yelled before Sebastian interrupted him.
“I didn’t call him a girl; I just said he dressed like one.” Sebastian smirked.
“Same difference! This isn’t the first time it’s happened Seb, EVERY time I talk to a guy, you offend them in some way or another, and I’ve lost a lot of friends because of you. I keep telling myself that they aren’t good friends if they don’t support my relationships, but it’s too often. I don’t have anyone left except you and Fran. I don’t even have Cooper anymore, because you had a fight with him. My BROTHER, Sebastian. The only person in my family that stood by me when I came out, and now he’s gone. How do you think that feels? You’ve pushed everyone away from me, and now you’re trying to get to my students. This isn’t right.”
“It’s okay Blaine. I’m not TRYING to push them away, I swear. You’re right, they aren’t good friends if they don’t support us. The only reason I’m like that around other guys is because you’re you Blaine. You’re gorgeous and talented, what guy doesn’t want that? They all want you, I can see it in their eyes, but you’re mine Blaine, I love you, and I don’t want anyone coming between us.”
Blaine thought about what Sebastian said. It is true he got a lot of offers from guys, so he supposed it was right that Sebastian got jealous, but he took it too far. Kurt wasn’t even vaguely interested in him. Or was he? No. He couldn’t be. Blaine was his teacher, he couldn’t. Blaine let his mind drift off to thoughts of Kurt, but was brought back to reality when Sebastian coughed loudly.
“Sorry, I er… I see that you get jealous, but you’ve pushed it too far. Go home, I’ll text you when I feel like talking to you.” Blaine said, exasperated.
“But I don’t have a key.”
“I mean YOUR place Seb, not mine.” Blaine said, before turning around, entering his classroom, and collapsing on his chair. Things had been rocky with Sebastian for a while, after Sebastian’s father had found out that he was gay and took his trust fund from him, so he was left with what he had in the bank. Blaine realised that the only reason they were still together was that he felt sorry for Sebastian. His father hated the fact that Blaine was gay, but he still gave him his trust fund. Maybe the older Anderson had thought that giving Blaine money would make the problem go away, but at least he didn’t take it all from him. Sebastian was going to move in with Blaine when the lease on his apartment was up, but Blaine didn’t want that. Blaine didn’t want Sebastian.
“I’m going to break up with Sebastian.” Blaine said out loud, to no-one in particular.
This revelation didn’t make him feel guilty or ashamed. If anything it gave him relief. Like a weight had been pressing down on his shoulders.
Blaine checked his watch, and found he had 10 minutes until his next student came along. He straightened his bowtie, then picked up the pile of papers on his desk, to find his student’s notes.