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FILL: Better Days (3c/?) - Klaine AU 2.07 (Homophobia, Violence, Bullying) homeless!Blainesynia09June 6 2012, 17:14:40 UTC
By the time that period rolled around Blaine was feeling even worse, he was tired, stuffed up and he felt like he was stuck in a bubble, barely aware of what was going on around him.
Their teacher took them outside and told them to start running, which Blaine did as slowly as he could get away with. After a couple rounds he started seeing black spots and the whole world seemed to be spinning around him, causing him to stumble and fall on his knees. He heard laughter around him and he planted his hands on the ground, not knowing whether he was trying to stop himself from falling or the world from spinning.
Then there was a hand on his shoulder.
"Blaine? What's wrong?"
Blaine didn't look up. "Nothing, I'm okay. Just a little bit dizzy."
A hand on his forehead.
"You're burning up! You must have a fever. Come on, I'll take you to the nurse."
One of Blaine's hands was slung around someone's shoulders and an arm went around his back to help him up. Blaine finally looked at the person, "Kurt? What are you doing?"
"I'm taking you to the nurse. Can you walk?"
Blaine looked around himself, the world was still spinning a bit but there were no black spots so he wasn't going to pass out yet. With some help he could probably make it to the nurse's office, but that didn't mean he wanted to. "I don't need to see the nurse, I just need to sit down for a minute, maybe drink some water."
"Go to the nurse, Mr. Anderson." Their teacher interrupted. "If you have a fever you should go home and rest."
Blaine tensed but didn't have a chance to reply before Kurt was steering him away, saying "It's okay. Come on."
Blaine didn't really have the energy to protest further and silently walked to the nurse's office with Kurt, who helped him up on one of the beds and disappeared behind the privacy curtain, leaving him to the nurse's mercy.
She checked his temperature and confirmed he had quite the fever then proceeded to give him some Tylenol and told him to rest.
"Do you want me to call your parents?" she asked him as she placed a box of tissues on the side table next to him.
Blaine's eyes shot open in panic, "No! That's not necessary…"
"You can't drive home like this."
"I'll get him home." Sounded Kurt's voice.
The nurse opened the curtain to reveal Kurt standing just a couple feet away. Blaine had assumed Kurt had just dropped him there and gone back to class but apparently he had been wrong.
"Are you sure, Mr. Hummel?"
"Yes, of course. It's no trouble."
That seemed to satisfy her and she walked back to her desk in the adjacent room. Kurt seemed hesitant as to what he was supposed to do now, but Blaine wasn't about to let him go without an explanation.
"Why did you do that?" he asked, his tone coming out almost accusatory even though he hadn't meant it that way.
Kurt shrugged and walked closer to the bed, "I don't know, why did you offer me help yesterday? Apparently this is what we do now? It was what you wanted though, right?"
Blaine sighed, "Yeah. Thank you." He didn't really have an answer to Kurt's other questions so he stayed silent.
"You got caught in the rain last night, didn't you?"
Kurt was looking at him with an unreadable look Blaine couldn't figure out. He nodded.
There was a long pause and Blaine's eyes started to drift shut. Kurt took a couple steps away from the bed and Blaine decided he could let himself succumb to sleep.
By the time that period rolled around Blaine was feeling even worse, he was tired, stuffed up and he felt like he was stuck in a bubble, barely aware of what was going on around him.
Their teacher took them outside and told them to start running, which Blaine did as slowly as he could get away with. After a couple rounds he started seeing black spots and the whole world seemed to be spinning around him, causing him to stumble and fall on his knees. He heard laughter around him and he planted his hands on the ground, not knowing whether he was trying to stop himself from falling or the world from spinning.
Then there was a hand on his shoulder.
"Blaine? What's wrong?"
Blaine didn't look up. "Nothing, I'm okay. Just a little bit dizzy."
A hand on his forehead.
"You're burning up! You must have a fever. Come on, I'll take you to the nurse."
One of Blaine's hands was slung around someone's shoulders and an arm went around his back to help him up. Blaine finally looked at the person, "Kurt? What are you doing?"
"I'm taking you to the nurse. Can you walk?"
Blaine looked around himself, the world was still spinning a bit but there were no black spots so he wasn't going to pass out yet. With some help he could probably make it to the nurse's office, but that didn't mean he wanted to. "I don't need to see the nurse, I just need to sit down for a minute, maybe drink some water."
"Go to the nurse, Mr. Anderson." Their teacher interrupted. "If you have a fever you should go home and rest."
Blaine tensed but didn't have a chance to reply before Kurt was steering him away, saying "It's okay. Come on."
Blaine didn't really have the energy to protest further and silently walked to the nurse's office with Kurt, who helped him up on one of the beds and disappeared behind the privacy curtain, leaving him to the nurse's mercy.
She checked his temperature and confirmed he had quite the fever then proceeded to give him some Tylenol and told him to rest.
"Do you want me to call your parents?" she asked him as she placed a box of tissues on the side table next to him.
Blaine's eyes shot open in panic, "No! That's not necessary…"
"You can't drive home like this."
"I'll get him home." Sounded Kurt's voice.
The nurse opened the curtain to reveal Kurt standing just a couple feet away. Blaine had assumed Kurt had just dropped him there and gone back to class but apparently he had been wrong.
"Are you sure, Mr. Hummel?"
"Yes, of course. It's no trouble."
That seemed to satisfy her and she walked back to her desk in the adjacent room. Kurt seemed hesitant as to what he was supposed to do now, but Blaine wasn't about to let him go without an explanation.
"Why did you do that?" he asked, his tone coming out almost accusatory even though he hadn't meant it that way.
Kurt shrugged and walked closer to the bed, "I don't know, why did you offer me help yesterday? Apparently this is what we do now? It was what you wanted though, right?"
Blaine sighed, "Yeah. Thank you." He didn't really have an answer to Kurt's other questions so he stayed silent.
"You got caught in the rain last night, didn't you?"
Kurt was looking at him with an unreadable look Blaine couldn't figure out. He nodded.
There was a long pause and Blaine's eyes started to drift shut. Kurt took a couple steps away from the bed and Blaine decided he could let himself succumb to sleep.
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