"You left me at the club last night." Brinley said when she walked into Blaines apartment. Blaine was sitting at the couch looking down at his hands folded in his lap. He didnt look up, even after Brinley spoke, and that irritated her, "Arent you going to talk to me? That made me mad enough, now youre just going to ignore me?" She raised her voice at her boyfriend. Blaine sighed. She had every right to be mad, "Thanks to you I had to ride the subway home, alone! With two creeps squeezing my ass, but it wasnt it on purpose blame the bumpy ride thats what they told me. And I didnt have you there to protect me." She was crying now, and she wasnt the only one.

Blaine bit his bottom lip, the tears were noticeable on his face. He sniffed and wiped his eyes. This was so much harder than he wanted to be. Blaine was so grateful now to know that Kurt was right in his bedroom waiting and watching, "Im gay..." Blaine mumbled. After saying that out loud was a relief for Blaine. In fact, after saying those two words, everything felt right.

Brinley blinked twice to make sure she wasnt dreaming or hallucinating, "Youre lying to me." Brinley accused him, "I cant believe thats the best excuse you can give me! News flash, stupid joke. Haha, Im laughing so hard!"

"Its - Its not a lie, Brin. I realized this last night." Blaine nodded to himself.

"Youre just confused-"

"No, I was confused!" Blaine stopped her, "Im not anymore. The reason you couldnt-"

"Just stop!" Brinley was sobbing not from anger anymore, but from disbelief.

"- turn me on-"

"Shut up!" Brinley covered her mouth as she wept.

"- was because I couldnt." Blaine finally finished. Brinley fell to her knees and cried at Blaines feet. She shook her head in disbelief. Kurt walked out of the bedroom. Brinley looked to him and then to Blaine. Blaine walked over to him and wrapped an arm around Kurts waist.

Brinley stood and continued to stare at the boys, "Please dont tell me." She gasped.

"Kurt helped me realize this last night." Blaine said, "Do you remember Kurt?" Kurt gave Brinley a shy wave.

"Should I..." Brinley deadpanned.

"Im one of the strippers you saw last evening." Kurt began talking, "I met Blaine, we began talking, and then we just kind of realized it. Hes gay."

Blaine pursed his lips. He could only imagine the train wreak Brinley was, "Im really, really, really sorry. I cant tell you how sorry I am." Brinley stepped closer to the two men, "I like you, Brinley. I really do. Can we - and I say this earnestly - still be friends?"

Brinley took another step closer to the men, "Can I get one more thing before I go?" She cried.

Blaine closed his eyes and nodded. He knew what she wanted. They walked toward each other and met their lips in the middle. The kiss felt nothing like Kurts. Her lips were slightly chapped and cold and not as welcoming as Kurts. Funny how he had to compare. They parted and Brinley lingered there for a moment before leaving Blaine and officially ending their romantic relationship. Blaine stood there stunned as he watched Brinley leave. He did it.

Kurt walked up to him, "Alright, Blaine, I believe we have a deal."

Blaine looked to him and smiled slightly, "I put in a good word over at Yelp!. I believe you have yourself a new job."

Kurt crinkled his nose and laughed, "Thanks. Ill never forget you." He began walking to the door but turned just before stepping out into the hall, "Oh, and if you ever need anything. You know where to find me." He winked at Blaine and left.