rejoice and love yourself today
Characters: Rachel Berry [showchoirstar], Kurt Hummel [feelslikegaga]
When: After this conversation.
Where: Rachel's room at Solve.
Rating/Warnings: PG at the most.
Summary: Rachel discovers that Blaine doesn't exactly like Kurt in that manner. She feels it's only necessary to break the news to him before he finds out for himself. Cue girl time and whining about being single for Valentine's Day.
Rachel had little to no experience in breaking bad news to people -- well, okay, that wasn't entirely true. She had told Finn that Quinn's baby wasn't his and nearly tore the Glee Club apart in the process, she had told her fathers' that RENT was no longer an active Broadway musical production, and she had even braved the Cheerios abstinance party by informing them that yes, indeed, girls do enjoy sex just as much as guys do.
But this was different, for some reason: this was Kurt, who had worked so hard to find someone for him -- and Rachel felt terrible, telling him that Blaine's flame was lit for a GAP manager who could give him a 50% discount if they were married.
So it was with trepidition that she sat on her bed and waited for Kurt to arrive, legs crossed, absently humming bars of Bad Romance to get her mind off of the matter.
When: After this conversation.
Where: Rachel's room at Solve.
Rating/Warnings: PG at the most.
Summary: Rachel discovers that Blaine doesn't exactly like Kurt in that manner. She feels it's only necessary to break the news to him before he finds out for himself. Cue girl time and whining about being single for Valentine's Day.
Rachel had little to no experience in breaking bad news to people -- well, okay, that wasn't entirely true. She had told Finn that Quinn's baby wasn't his and nearly tore the Glee Club apart in the process, she had told her fathers' that RENT was no longer an active Broadway musical production, and she had even braved the Cheerios abstinance party by informing them that yes, indeed, girls do enjoy sex just as much as guys do.
But this was different, for some reason: this was Kurt, who had worked so hard to find someone for him -- and Rachel felt terrible, telling him that Blaine's flame was lit for a GAP manager who could give him a 50% discount if they were married.
So it was with trepidition that she sat on her bed and waited for Kurt to arrive, legs crossed, absently humming bars of Bad Romance to get her mind off of the matter.