"Girls are so dramatic," Kurt laments, laying back on his bed with a sigh, his cell phone pressed to his ear.

"I think we both know that girls aren't the only dramatic ones," Blaine said with a soft laugh. "So tell me, what's happening?"

Kurt gave Blaine all the details of the drama happening between Rachel and Santana, not leaving out anything.

"She ripped their photograph?" Blaine asked with a gasp, imagining the happenings that had been going on in the city so far away from him, for now.

Blaine shook his head, even though he knew Kurt couldn't see it. “I agree, girls, at least those two, are very dramatic. I do think Santana taking on the role of Rachel's understudy may have come off in a bad light to Rachel. I mean…I've never heard Santana give Broadway the light of day, but that's practically Rachel's life. And knowing Santana could easily take over the place she's been vying for her whole life…I think it just made something snap in her.”

"I agree," Kurt murmured. "I know that Santana wants fame, and I can really understand that. But I do think this was really out of the blue. Either way, I'm not taking sides. I've already tried to play peacemaker."

"Hopefully they'll work it out soon," Blaine murmured with a soft hum. "I hope if we have any issues, that we can work them out."

Kurt smiled to himself. “I hope so as well. We just have to remember not be dramatic about things. And if we are…then to take time out and come back together to talk when we're calm.”

"That sounds like a great plan, Kurt," Blaine said with a smile. "That's why I love you."

"Because I'm good at making plans?" Kurt asked with a quiet chuckle.

"No. Just because you're you. Intelligent, thoughtful, wonderful you."