Two weeks have passed since the date and things have gone back to normal. Quinn and Tina apologized to Kurt, saying they were just trying to look out for him. He accepted their apology but made them swear not to tell anyone. Mr. Shue made sure to let Blaine know that he wouldn't say anything and told Kurt that he was just going to forget about him giving Sue information. Everyone else remained oblivious, which is why Kurt lost it when his dad said it was time to have Blaine over for Friday night dinner.

"No Dad! Friday night dinner means Finn will be here, Finn can't find out! He can't keep a secret to save his life!" Kurt couldn't believe his father was even suggesting this.

"Finn's your brother, he won't say anything. Besides, wouldn't it be easier if Finn knew? You could spend time here with Blaine."

"No! He'll tell Rachel and Rachel will tell the entire school!"

"He won't tell Kurt, he would understand." Burt didn't get why Kurt was so against Finn knowing.

"You don't get it! Finn can't keep anything from Rachel. I can't risk it."

"Well then you should've thought about that before you decided to start dating your teacher."

"Dad please." Kurt begged.

"No. Either you ask him, or I will."

Kurt sat there for a minute, trying to think of a way out of this before giving up with a frustrated sigh. "Fine, I'll call him."

"Thank you." Burt said with a satisfied smile.

Kurt picked up his phone and dialed Blaine's number.

"Hey, Ku- uh, this isn't really a good time, I'm in a meeting." Blaine gave Principal Figgins a nervous smile. Thanking his lucky stars he managed to stop Kurt's name from coming out.

"Oh, sorry I- Dad told me to call you and invite you to Friday night dinner." Kurt could hear the nervousness in Blaine's voice.

"Uh yeah, sure, sounds good. Gotta go, bye." Blaine hung up, not waiting for a response. "I'm so sorry Principal Figgins."

"Yes, it's fine. Anyway, we have been recieving complaints from other students that you are showing favor to one of your senior English students."

"I-I don't know what you mean. I treat all of my students equally." Blaine gripped the edge of the chair. This couldn't be happening.

"I'm sure it's nothing. I just wanted to inform you about the complaints, it's the rules. Just make sure to not single one student out more than the others Mr. Anderson." Principal Figgins gave Blaine a smile, causing him to relax a little.

"I won't. Thank you." Blaine said standing and walking towards the door.

"You're welcome Mr. Anderson. Enjoy your weekend."

"You too." Blaine left the office and all but ran to his car. That was a close call, he needed to be more careful. He let out a shaky breath before calling Kurt back.

"Hey, is your meeting over now?"

"Yeah, so your dad wants me to come over for Friday night dinner, isn't that a family thing?" Blaine asked, still trying to get his heart rate back to normal.

"Are you okay?" Kurt could still hear a touch of nervousness in Blaine's voice.

"I'm good, just- I'll explain later. I'm on my way to your house now."

"Um Blaine, you should know my dad has every intention of letting Finn know about us. So if you want to back out-"

"It's fine, he's your brother. Honestly, I'm surprised he hasn't already found out." Blaine said with a laugh.

"I know, it's just, Finn isn't good at keeping secrets and I'm afraid he'll say something and ruin everything."

"We'll worry about that if it happens. Tell your dad I'm on my way, I'll be there in a few."

"Okay. Love you." Kurt sighed, already preparing himself for the disaster that this dinner was going to be.

"Love you too." Blaine hung up and drove towards the Hummel-Hudson home. He was in for a crazy night.

Dinner had went well, no questions were asked even though Carole wasn't there to play referee. Kurt couldn't believe the one Friday night that Carole had to work evenings was this Friday.

Two hours passed before Finn finally asked his first question. "So what's Mr. Anderson doing here anyway? Is this some kind of parent meeting or something?"

"Burt looked to Kurt who tensed up beside Blaine. "Kurt, do you want to explain or should I?"

"I-I will." Kurt looked to Blaine for reassurance.

Blaine smiled sweetly at Kurt before slipping his hand in Kurt's, squeezing gently.

"Blai- Mr. Anderson is here b-because we- um, he and I are-" Kurt didn't know how to get it out.

Blaine stepped in when he noticed Kurt struggling. "Kurt and I are in a realationship, we're dating."

Finn just sat there for a good five minutes before it really hit him what Blaine had said. His response was not what any of then had been expecting. "So he is gay! You said he wasn't before."

"Finn!" Kurt exclaimed.

Blaine just laughed. "Yes, I am definitely gay."

"Wait, is this even allowed. I mean, you're a teacher and-"

"No, not at all actually. I could lose my job over this, but it's a risk I'm willing to take." Blaine said with a loving smile to Kurt.

"Dude! That's so badass."

"Finn, you can't tell anyone, Blaine could lose his job." Kurt wanted to make sure Finn knew, even though he was sure it was pointless.

"Your secret's safe with me dude, I promise." Finn said seriously.

"Thank you Finn." Blaine said.

"No problem Mr. A. I hope it works out with you two."

Blaine was about to start a new conversation when his phone rang. "Excuse me, it's important."

"Alright." Kurt said as Blaine moved to the doorway for some privacy.

Kurt took this time to make sure Finn really understood what this all meant. "You can't even tell Rachel about this Finn."

"I know dude, don't worry I won't say anything." 

"It's just, you have a crappy track record for keeping secrets from Rachel." 

"This is different. You're my brother Kurt, I want you to be happy. I won't tell anyone especially not Rachel."

"You better not or- what's wrong Blaine?" Kurt asked as Blaine made his way back to Kurt, looking pale and sick.

"T-that was Principal Figgins. H-he said he needed to see me Monday morning for a m-meeting with the school board." Blaine was willing himself to stay calm.

"Wha- do you thing they- how?" Kurt's blood ran cold, this couldn't be happening.

"I-I don't k-know. Oh God, t-this can't happen, n-not again." Blaine felt the tears start to sting his eyes.

"Hey, it's okay sweetie, we'll get through this. Maybe it's not about this, we don't know yet." Kurt pulled Blaine into a hug, like he was trying to hold him together.

"Kurt, t-this, I-I-" Blaine started sobbing at the thought of what he was trying to tell Kurt. "I c-can't l-lose you."

"Shh, it's okay honey, you won't lose me. I promise, I'm not going anywhere."

"I c-can't, not a-again." Blaine mumbled through sobs, trying not to think about what would happen.

"Listen to me, we will get through this, together. We don't even know if they want to meet because of this, so don't jump to conclusions. Just wait and see." Kurt whispered soothingly, placing small kisses to Blaine's cheek and shoulder before turning to his dad. "He's staying here tonight, the door will stay open, but I'm not letting him be alone tonight." He didn't wait for a reply before standing and pulling Blaine up the stairs to his room.

He led Blaine to the bed and proceeded to strip him down to his boxers before pulling bacl the blanket and getting Blaine settled. He then went to his dresser and pulled out an old pair of sweatpants, opting for no shirt and climbed into bed with Blaine.

"Everything's going to be fine. We'll figure something out." Kurt whispered pulling Blaine close and wrapping his arms around him protectively.

Tomorrow they'd talk and figure out what to do just in case worst comes to worst. Kur's last thought before falling asleep was, "I'd transfer schools if it meant saving his job. I'd do anything for him."