Chapter summary: Yes, no, maybe is all I need to hear from you...A/N: This exists almost solely because of Jo's much-appreciated urging and encouragement. She is my raison d'être when it comes to all things fic-related ( Read more... )

Chapter summary:
You were the sweetest thing that I ever knew
But I don't care for sugar, honey
If I can't have youA/N: As much as I like to pay attention to detail it somehow never occurred to me that this is Blaine's favorite holiday. I mean, it changes nothing, I just. It was a weird revelation ( Read more... )

A/N: The piano bar mentioned is here if you like blah blah blah it’s cute. Enjoy!
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( Remember those times I was hoping for something? )

Chapter summary: Blaine very pointedly doesn't have plans for the weekend, but all signs indicate otherwise.

A/N: Apologize if the change in format between parts 1 and 2 is jarring, but it’s what was necessary (and I've been told it works).

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( And I'll, I'll smile when you speak... )

Rating: NC-17
Word Count: ~15k
Summary: Nothing worth having comes easy. A fix-it in which the weekend is that of Valentine's and Kurt has many things he's keeping from Blaine - the two of which are unrelated, of course.

A/N: I couldn't have gotten through this bugger without the support of the lovely, brilliant fallovermelikestars. Seriously, two ( Read more... )

Pairing: Kurt/Blaine
Summary: “What are you playing at, bringing a thing like that into a place like this? They’ll hang you.” Glee is about opening yourself up to joy. Also known as the Pumped Up Kicks AU, in which Kurt and Blaine have always attended McKinley and never been friends, and Blaine feels that absence profoundly ( Read more... )

Title: Crystal Vision (1/1)
Pairings: Kurt/Blaine, with side Burt/Carole, Mike/Tina, Finn/Rachel, Sebastian/Karofsky
Rating: PG-13
Word Count: ~6700
Spoilers: Through 3x15 (writers don't joss me now)
Warnings: None.
Summary: It's October of Blaine's senior year when he pays Carole a long-overdue visit. The Hudmel men are dearly missed, but misery ( Read more... )