Fall Down From the Sky (6/9)
Fall Down From the Sky (6/9)
By: Mytay
Rating: PG-13
Pairings/Characters: Kurt/Blaine, plenty of Burt, a few small appearances by the Warblers, as well as (eventually) moderate to large doses of Carole, Finn, Rachel, Mercedes, and a little Brittany.
Word Count: For this part: 9,617.
Spoilers: None.
Disclaimer: I do not own, nor claim to own, anything Glee related in what follows.
Summary: Herein one can find conspiring Warblers, Kurt's discovery that he can be sexy and aching for his days in a McKinley choir room. Also Blaine's family and their issues, and the continuing awesomeness of the Hudson-Hummels.
In this part, Kurt is still jealous of Ewan McGregor and hits his awkward conversation limit as both his step-mother and his boyfriend insist on discussing his inability to see himself as sexy and desirable.
"Oh, honey, the number of times Blaine has checked you out . . . your boyfriend is a gentleman, and he does his best, but he's still a teenaged boy with a great looking boyfriend. The couple of times he's been over for dinner? I've had to distract your father here and there, because Blaine has a problem with keeping his eyes off your . . . you, whenever you have your back to him. And the way he looks at your lips . . . I'm really glad your dad gave you 'the talk', let's just say that."
By: Mytay
Rating: PG-13
Pairings/Characters: Kurt/Blaine, plenty of Burt, a few small appearances by the Warblers, as well as (eventually) moderate to large doses of Carole, Finn, Rachel, Mercedes, and a little Brittany.
Word Count: For this part: 9,617.
Spoilers: None.
Disclaimer: I do not own, nor claim to own, anything Glee related in what follows.
Summary: Herein one can find conspiring Warblers, Kurt's discovery that he can be sexy and aching for his days in a McKinley choir room. Also Blaine's family and their issues, and the continuing awesomeness of the Hudson-Hummels.
In this part, Kurt is still jealous of Ewan McGregor and hits his awkward conversation limit as both his step-mother and his boyfriend insist on discussing his inability to see himself as sexy and desirable.
"Oh, honey, the number of times Blaine has checked you out . . . your boyfriend is a gentleman, and he does his best, but he's still a teenaged boy with a great looking boyfriend. The couple of times he's been over for dinner? I've had to distract your father here and there, because Blaine has a problem with keeping his eyes off your . . . you, whenever you have your back to him. And the way he looks at your lips . . . I'm really glad your dad gave you 'the talk', let's just say that."