PhantomOfARose

"What in the world are you doing, Blaine?" asked Kurt, as his husband fiddled with the old CD player in their living room. "I told you," said Blaine, finally getting the thing to work. Soft piano filled the room. Blaine walked slowly over to Kurt and held out his hand; Kurt was suddenly struck with the image of a much young Blaine at his first prom. "Excuse me," said Blaine, humor in his tone, along with something more. "May I have this dance?" "You may," said Kurt, laughter in his voice, too. "You might need to give an old man a break, though. Help me up?" "Always," said Blaine. Kurt put his hand in Blaine's and it seemed like their wrin

Finn had been trying for weeks to convince Burt and Carole into getting a dog. It started after the television got stuck on Animal Planet and he couldn't find the remote to change it (he had actually been sitting on it). A show called Dogs 101 was on, which convinced Finn that the Humdel family needed a boxer dog. "I swear I'll take care of it," Finn said to Carole as he followed her through the house. "You can barely take care of yourself," said Kurt, raising an eyebrow. Personally, he wasn't a pet person. The idea of having dog hairs all over his bed and clothes actually made him annoyed - already. Finn frowned at Kurt, but turned back t

GLEE It was a week before Valentine's day and Kurt had to admit, he was hoping that Blaine might ask him out for the special day. He never really liked the holiday that much. He would usually wake up and go down stairs and get a small box of chocolates from his mother, plus a kiss on the cheek. Then he would quickly get out the house, because his mom and dad were always way too disgusting. Last year had gone without much thought. In the last year, a lot of holidays had passed, and Kurt would usually spare a thought of "oh, this is my first Christmas, or Easter, or whichever, without my family." It had been easy to forget about this, especi