So here's what you missed on Glee:
After getting slushied in the face for years and dealing with Karofsky's bullying, Kurt's decided to take a few defense lessons from the Black Widow herself - (
"I... just wanted to say thank you, again, for letting me participate in this course, and how much I'm looking forward to future lessons. You kind of blew
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"Yes," he nods, inhaling a shaky breath at the sensation against his neck as his own hand searches for a place to rest, settling on a spot just above Maxxie's collarbone, where neck and shoulder meet. The other hand, he realizes, is still holding the water balloon, and it's with a helpless little laugh and an impulse that he just tosses it away, over his shoulder, hearing the soft splash of water as it spills over grass. In a vague attempt at humor, the result of a young boy trying not to set himself up for a fall (remember Blaine, he tells himself), he nods.
"Think you earned that," he adds, tilting his head towards the direction of the throw.
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There's a hundred great things about sex, about snogging, about fooling around and innocent flirting that don't need to be named, but for Maxxie the simplicity of it appeals, too. He can stand here, staring into Kurt's eyes, memorizing the lines of his face with the critical eye of an artist, and think of nothing but his lips, his neck, of where to touch him next, of what might happen between them. The party's there; he can hear the music spilling out into the open air, voices and laughter, but it's just a thing.
"Does that mean we're not going back to the party for a bit?" he asks, a hopeful look in his eyes as his hand travels, slow but sure, from Kurt's hip to the small of his back.
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He'll only have himself to blame, at this rate.
"I, uh. I think usually, kisses come after a date," he breathes with a huff of a laugh, pressing his lips together. "At least in my neck of the woods. And I didn't want to assume- not that I'm trying to pressure, but it's-"
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Maxxie tries very, very hard not to simply freeze with Kurt in his arms, like he's said something weird or off-putting. Even though he has. There's nothing wrong with the concept. Kurt's not at fault for saying that. It's perfectly reasonable. But it's not exactly what Maxxie's used to and, more importantly, it's kind of impossible. Maxxie will kiss and mess around and more with anyone who's game and that he likes, but dating is something else entirely. It's something he's pretty sure is forbidden by his arrangement with Marshall. Whether it is or not, the thought of going on a date with Kurt while he's messing around with Marshall is enough to make his stomach flip. And not in the good, butterflies kind of way.
"No, I--" Maxxie glances down as he takes half a step back, releasing Kurt. "You're not pressuring, I just.. can't. I can't do that really. Sorry."
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First kiss, maybe, but as pop culture's told him countless times, he shouldn't have expected too much from that.
"Back to the party, then," he declares in a voice too high and words too quick, offering a quick smile before he turns on his heel and retreats before Maxxie has a chance to speak (or at least, allowing himself enough time to pretend like he doesn't hear at all).
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No, he's just got to deal with the fact that he has royally fucked up everything.
Maxxie watches Kurt walk away, too brisk, back too straight, and looks just as crestfallen as he feels. Feeling a heel, he takes his time retrieving his jacket, not wanting to go back into the party looking like the miserable clod he is.
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