I Will Never

Kurt and Blaine are breaking up? After a late night conversation in the park, will this be the end?

Only Human

Blaine is usually very nice. He's clean and well put together. But there's something about Kurt that breaks him down and makes it damn near impossible to be good. So far, he's succeeding, but maybe that changes.

Beneath the Milky Twilight

Kurt and Blaine are at Rachel's party, when Rachel decides to show Finn what's what with a game of Spin the Bottle. It's Blaine's turn to spin, and Kurt watches as the wine cooler bottle slowly stops rotations. Based on this prompt: What happened after the bottle landed on Kurt instead of Rachel during spin-the-bottle in BIOTA

I Am Just Like You

Kurt never knew that Blaine liked dubstep. He also didn't know that Blaine didn't always turn to him when times were tough. (Note: Title is from the song Scary Monsters and Nice Sprites by Skrillex. They're the last words of the song [and almost the only words].)

Three Tequila, Floor

Kurt gets drunk at another one of Rachel's parties. Apparently, he's quite a horny drunk.

Taking Inventory

Blaine has a tendency to mark what's his. It's not exactly that Kurt minds, though: he loves it when Blaine gets handsy. On a Sunday afternoon, Kurt wakes up and decides to take inventory.

Call It Anything But Love

Call It Anything But Love

In a world where Blaine Anderson has lost his parents, and his grandfather refuses to take care of a gay teenage boy, Blaine is shipped to Dalton Reform Academy, where students are dropped off and for the most part forgotten. When he runs into Kurt Hummel, the resident badboy with a tumultuous past, things get tangled and messy as they try to fall in anything but love.