Blaine almost passed the speed limit a few times going home. With tears streaming down his face he quickly entered his house and slammed the door behind him, tryingto run to his room before Cooper could stop him, knowing that his brother would have sensed something was wrong and Blaine couldn't exactly keep it from him.

This wasn't his lucky day however.

"Blaine?" Cooper called after his little brother as he ran up the stairs. "Blaine wait what happened?"

"Nothing I'm fine," Blaine said, his voice breaking up and giving his true emotions away however. Blaine stumbled into his room and tore his bag off and threw it on his bed, not caring that he hit his laptop or that his bag had came open, papers flying everywhere.

Cooper obviously didn't believe that his brother, who was angrily trying to put his folders into his bag but just ending up making even more of a mess out of frustration, was just 'fine'. Cooper placed a hand on Blaine's shoulder who flinched at the unexpected contact but just as quickly melted into the touch, seeking the comfort that he so desperately needed right now. Blaine spun around and grabbed onto Cooper who in turn hugged him while the little version of himself cried in his arms.

Cooper waited till Blaine calmed down a bit before he started asking what was wrong, it was a good half an hour before that actually happened.

"So, wanna talk about it?" Cooper asked while Blaine sat down wiping his eyes. Cooper sat next to Blaine on his bed.

"Do I have a choice?" Blaine laughed or what could be seen as a pathetic attempt to do so.

Cooper smiled sympathetically, "You don't have to talk about it if you really don't want to. I know I haven't always been there for you bro, but I'm here now."

"It's Kurt…" Blaine started and Cooper instantly knew what was wrong just from those words.

"So you know now huh?" Cooper asked which made Blaine widen his eyes in surprise which quickly turned to anger.

"Wait, you knew? All this time you knew and you didn't say anything?" Blaine was standing now, which made him look taller than his brother since he was still seated, Cooper held back a laugh at this because he could tell Blaine was trying to be intimidating, but suppressed the laugh because now was not the time to be joking, his brother looked like he was close to breaking point.

"I knew as soon as you mentioned the kids name, now calm down. I thought it was best that you'd find out by Kurt telling you which is what I told him too. Now I'm guessing from your tears that didn't happen."

Blaine slowly sat down again, apologetic. "Sorry Coop, I know it's not your fault and yeah I didn't find out from him." Blaine paused for a second before catching on. "Wait, you spoke to Kurt?"

"Yeah, I went to visit him the day after you told me he kissed you, he did really want to tell you. But enough of that, tell me what happened how did you find out?"

Blaine explained everything to Cooper, from the flirting and the promise to talk about what was going to happen to Blaine finding the picture and then the argument in the park. Blaine couldn't believe that all that happened in one day.

Cooper looked thoughtful for a minute, digesting the information. "Blaine I love you and all but don't you think you were a little dramatic? I mean come on, this isn't a cheesy romance movie jheeze Blaine give the guy a break." Cooper started laughing, loud, and Blaine sat there slack jawed staring at Cooper.

"How is ANY of this funny?" Blaine shouted, amazed at how Cooper could sit there laughing when he was obviously going through a really tough time.

"No? you don't see it? Damn." Cooper began to laugh again but decided against it at the sight of Blaine's face, if looks could kill.

"So Blainers, what are you going to do?"

"I don't know, maybe I overreacted a little bit but I don't want to get hurt again, I waited for him Cooper, I waited everyday for a letter from him. I waited by the phone I even tried calling a few ties myself and writing, but I never got an answer I never got anything. As cheesy as you may say this is, he broke my heart. Yeah I might have been only 8 years old, but he did." Blaine sighed, wishing he never found that picture and things could go back to this morning. Smiles and promises for a better future.

"Maybe you should just cut the kid some slack I mean, he obviously didn't mean to hurt you even I could see that, Kurt loves you Blaine, whether it be romantically or friendly. I just know he cares a damn lot about you and who knows maybe he pushed you away for legitimate reasons."

"I doubt it."

"Did you even let him explain?"

Blaine looked guilty. "Not really… you know how emotional I get."

"Exactly, now in an ideal world you'd go running to him and confess your love and kiss and make up or whatever. But if you want my advice just take things slowly, go speak to him let him tell you everything and regardless of the answer just let it go because you were great friends and the past is the past, but like I said I doubt Kurt wanted to hurt you. Otherwise he wouldn't of even come near you when he realised who you were."

"When the hell did you get so wise?"

"Hey, I've always been good at giving advice, just never good at listening to it." Cooper smiled. "So why are you still sitting there? Go, go and talk to Kurt all this lovers feud talk is making me feel sick." Cooper pretending to gag and Blaine smacked him on the arm. "I'm serious though, go. I hope you have a happy future. Let's just hope the babies don't come out with gel helmets." Another smack on the arm, Cooper earned that one though.

"I thought you said no running into each others arms?" Blaine teased, feeling a bit better about the whole situation.

"Hey, just because my ship isn't canon yet doesn't mean I can't hope."

"You need to stay off the internet."

Cooper stuck his tongue out like a 5 year old and proceeded to leave the room so Blaine could have some time to think about what he's going to do.

Blaine shrugged on his jacket and smoothed down his hair, taking in Cooper's advice. He was going to visit Kurt and talk about this whole mess.