Kurt was laid on his bed crying.
“You alright bud?” Burt asked, concerned for his son. He hadn’t seen him like this since leaving McKinley last year.
“Yeah Dad, I’ll be fine.”
“Want to talk about it?”
“No thanks.”
“Okay son, I’ll be downstairs if you change your mind.” Burt said, walking out of Kurt’s room, closing the door behind him.
Kurt’s phone beeped from his side table. It was a text from Rachel. He read the text, grabbed his keys and ran downstairs.
“Dad, I’m going out! He yelled, slamming the door before his father could answer. He jumped into his navigator, and headed towards the Lima Bean. That’s where Sebastian always was, it was like he lived there or something.
He parked up outside and walked into the coffee chop, scanning the room. Sure enough, there was Sebastian, with a few of the Warblers.
“What the hell Sebastian?!” Kurt stormed up to their table. “You KISSED Blaine. Blaine. My boyfriend! I knew you were trouble, but he’s too kind-hearted to see any wrong with you. Well, he does now.”
“Oh hello Kurt, nice to see you too. Yes, I kissed Blaine; he looked like he needed it. Not giving him what he wants? You should send him my way; I’d give him everything he wants and more.” Sebastian leered.
“Firstly, don’t you have limits? Pursuing someone else’s man, who is clearly out of your league? Secondly, of course he’s getting what he wants. I’m getting what I want as well. Even if he wasn’t, I’d rather send him knocking on Puck’s door than yours.”
“Out of my league?” Sebastian scoffed “Honey, no one is out of my league. I’m also pretty sure that’s you’re not giving him what he needs, he needs a man, and you’re clearly too much of a fairy.”
No-one had called Kurt a fairy since Karofsky.
Kurt’s fist collided with the side of Sebastian’s face; it hurt, but he couldn’t show him that. Sebastian looked at him genuinely scared.
“Leave me and my boyfriend alone.” He growled. “Goodbye Warblers!” Kurt smiled, finally acknowledging their presence. He turned on his heel, and walked out the door, leaving a shocked –yet impressed- group of Warblers, and Sebastian clutching his cheek.

Blaine was in the gym punching the bag. He was annoyed with himself for going to confront Sebastian, and annoyed with Sebastian or taking advantage. He heard the door creak open, but ignored it – it was probably one of the jocks who had left his kit or something.
“You should really teach me how to punch properly, I almost broke my knuckles.”
Blaine jumped at the voice, then relaxed slightly when he realised who it was.
“Kurt. I… what? What did you punch?” Blaine asked, half panting.
“Don’t you mean who? Sebastian. Rachel told me what happened.”
“I’m sorry baby, I shouldn’t have gone to talk to him, I knew he would try something. After he sent me that rose, I just wanted him to back off, he had gone too far; it wasn’t just harmless flirting.
“It wasn’t your fault, it was mine.” Kurt whispered, stepping slightly closer to Blaine.
“But…” Kurt put a finger on Blaine’s lips, to stop him from interrupting.
“It was me who sent you the rose. I told Rachel and everyone to say that it couldn’t have been me, I wanted to surprise you.” Kurt admitted.
“I’m glad it was you Kurt. Just next time, don’t go and hit another guy; I don’t want you to break anything.” Blaine grinned.
“So, there’ll be a next time?” Kurt asked timidly.
“Of course they’ll be a next time! Did you think I’d break up with you for punching a guy in the face because of what he did to me? As I said to Sebastian, I don’t plan on breaking up with you, even in the distant future.”
Kurt stepped forward, and pulled Blaine into a hug.
“Glad to hear it. I’m not planning on breaking up with you either. Anyway, about Sebastian, I don’t think he’ll be coming near us anytime soon; he looked genuinely scared.”
Blaine laughed. “I love you.”
“I love you too.” Kurt whispered against Blaine’s lips.