becausehiships
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Cold Never Bothered Me
TATIA prompt: Klaine + ALS Challenge. Read Take All That I Am and Give It All Away before this one. One shot.
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Give It All Away
Life must go on, even after unexpected events that change everything. Give It All Away takes two boys and thrusts them to maturity, forcing them both into a journey that proves that if you truly love someone, set him free. If he comes back, paving the pathway to forgiveness all the while, he is yours forever. You can give it all away just to get him back. Sequel to Take All That I Am.
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Just Like Heaven
Klelliot threesome!
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Take All That I Am
In a world where extreme opposites can't help but attract, never to leave one another alone again, rock bottom is just the beginning.For Blaine, rock bottom turns him right side up and suddenly he doesn't feel like running anymore. He finds a beautiful, ethereal, much-older man in Kurt, the owner of the coffee shop Blaine escapes to for shelter from the constant black cloud that follows him everywhere he goes. The Lima Bean is, gratefully, within the boundaries of the allowed radius Blaine's constricted to after stealing a thesaurus (of all things) and he falls into a routine with Kurt without effort, seamlessly inserting himself into the man's life, forcing his way inside his heart. Reluctant to truly live his life without the people he's lost, Kurt keeps Blaine at arm's length until it's time to let go and learn more about either of them than he could have ever wanted to handle. With one look at Blaine, Kurt quickly realizes that he is seemingly only attracted to seventeen-year-old faux bad boys who desperately need saving and that he must resist if he doesn't want to end up slaughtered by his fellow Midwesterners or in jail. He learns that Blaine's father is a callus, homophobic man threatening all that he is only because Blaine is attracted to other boys the way he should love girls. Kurt leads them both down a dark, twisting path toward recovery and they find a way to fall in love, against all odds. It's a story of loving someone despite where they come from, despite their past. Take All That I Am revels in the differences that make life interesting, and relationships that shouldn't be but are.