Title: A Fuse So Thoroughly Shot
Rating: PG-13
Word Count: 14238
Genre: Angst, Almost-Gen
AN: Thanks to Shauna, Elaine, and Jizzy for all the help you gave me. (Beta-ing! Asking the tough questions! I love you guys!)
Summary: Future!AU. Kurt has spent the last six months as a beta tester for the virtual reality video game, Dalton. His boss, Wes,
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Blaine ducked his head, definitely blushing, and when he looked back up, his eyes were bright with affection. "Tell me about your mother, Kurt. I'll remember every detail. I promise." Ah, this just kind of killed me, how important it is to have someone who listens and remembers.
Wes's introversion after their first session, when Kurt asks about Blaine's flaws, sparked my curiosity. I wasn't sure why Wes thought Kurt would be pissed, though.
"When you're not here, it feels like I'm the only one that's really here." Oh, this was sad. I loved how the one emotion Blaine first expressed was something that haunted Kurt. Kurt's thoughts of stealing or rescuing Blaine worry me. So eager to read the next part!
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*runs off to read the rest*
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I am in love! I have to run and can't read the next part but I'm just so excited! Awesome fic, awesome concept, awesome awesome awesomeee.
PS- Is it wrong of me to hope that Wes is basing this off of his friend from highschool and Blaine actually exists in the real world? Pretty please?
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My heart aches for Kurt, but at the same time my brain can't stop yelling at him to not go there, haha. I have to say, you've really pulled me in to this premise that didn't feel quite right to me.
*reads on*
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You have obviously written the characters beautifully because my heart aches for them.
Honestly, I don't get very emotional when reading fics (even if they're particularly heart-breaking) and I will say that I didn't cry while reading this (though I really felt like it), but I feel a great deal of sadness.
These lines, I still physically feel a dull ache in my chest from this these lines:
When it comes down to it, though, I've carried out the goal I had in mind when I started down this path.
The friend I grew up with wanted freedom. The freedom to live. The freedom to love.A feel a dull ache for Blaine, Human Blaine and Virtual Blaine, and an ache for Wes ( ... )
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