I'm about to embark on something that I probably shouldn't but I'm going to anyway. Not only am I starting another Glee story, against my better judgment might I add, but this particular venture is for Blaine. Not Blaine and Kurt, just Blaine. I know! It's travesty but I couldn't help myself. You can seethe angrily and curse me for even considering breaking Klaine up or you can actually enjoy it. It's on you. Enjoy! ...or don't, that's cool too.
PS: I own nothing but my OCs and my idea. The song 'Hallelujah' belongs to it's rightful owner, not me. I just borrowed it.
Disclaimer: Any mistakes are my own and I apologize for them.
Warning: I do not know Blaine's parents' names so I am making some up. If anyone knows their names, feel free to let me know. Carry on. : )

Brandon Curtis Beckham|5'10"|1/2 English 1/2 Irish|1 sister: Kenley Eve Beckham:5'6":Blonde Hair: Green Eyes| Lived in Cincinnati| Moved to Lima for mom's job| Dad: Liam Albert Beckham: 6'2": Brown hair: Blue eyes: Dentist| Mom: Elizabeth Margaret Beckham: 5'9: Blonde hair: Hazel Eyes: Real Estate Agent|plays guitar, piano and hockey| Columbus Blue Jackets fan|

Something Like You

Sitting in the back of an Infiniti FX with a moving truck behind us, was not something I had planned on doing. My mom got transferred to a new agency in Westerville, Ohio so we didn't really have a choice on staying in Cincinnati. My dad though it would be great, seeing as he could open another practice in this new town. My sister, Kenley, had originally been bummed out but then she found out her boyfriend of four years was going to be moving with us and her mood improved tremendously. So it appeared as if I was the only one who was against the whole move.

"Brandon, will you at least pretend to be happy about this? We all didn't want to leave but we had to do it."

"I know, Mom. I'm trying."

"Why don't you amuse yourself like Kenley is doing?"

"Because my friends are at school and my guitar is in the moving truck."

"Who put it back there?"

"Your husband." Kenley laughed and a smile crossed for the first time since we left our old house.

"I thought that was your old one, Brandon."

"I sold my old one, Dad."

"Well, we're almost there so hang tight."

"Sure thing, Dad." I looked at Kenley and shook my head at her staring contest with her phone screen as she was waiting for her boyfriend to text her back. "Tyler taking too long, Ken?"

"Yes." I just laughed and turned my attention to the passing scenery through the window. Twenty minutes later, we pulled into the driveway of a two story Tudor style house. My dad parked and shut the car off so we piled out of the car to get a good look at the house.

"Well, this isn't what I expected." I turned to my mom with a look of disbelief on my face.

"It's worse, Mom?"

"No, it's better." I breathed a sigh of relief as my mom walked up to me and gave me a hug. "Come on, let's get a good look at the place."

"You two go ahead while Brandon and I help the movers." I nodded as my mom walked into the house with Kenley and I stood next to my dad. The movers backed the U-Haul into the drive and as they got out of the truck, I noticed a couple walking towards us. "Neighbors? Already?" I just shrugged and waited as they got closer.

"Hi there. Need any help?"

"We could sure use some. My wife and daughter sure do have a lot of stuff." We all laughed and started to take boxes out of the moving truck to bring them into the house. My mom and Kenley were conversing in the living room when we all came into the house. My mom stood up first when she saw the new neighbors.

"Why, hello there. Are you our neighbors?"

"We sure are. I'm John Anderson and this is my wife Kathy."

"Pleasure to meet you both. I'm Margaret and this is my daughter Kenley. You already met my husband Liam and my son Brandon." Everyone just nodded seeing as our hands were occupied with boxes. "Oh! Let's see where we can put those down." I just laughed at my mom's distracted tendency. With the help of my mom and Kenley, not to mention the Andersons, we unloaded the moving truck in a little under three hours. I put the last box in the basement and headed back upstairs to meet up with the rest of the group in the living room.

"We'd love to stay for dinner but our son should be home from school shortly."

"He can join us." My head shot up and my mom gave me that look. It was that kind of look that told me she was going to meddle in my personal life whether I liked it or not. I groaned and headed to my room to go play my guitar. I had just grabbed my guitar when I heard my mom call for me. I brought my guitar with me and headed back to the living room to see what she wanted.

"You play the guitar, Brandon?"

"Yes, sir."

"Do you play any other instruments?"

"I play piano, too, but I mostly play just the guitar. It's more portable." Everyone laughed and I just smiled.

"Would you mind playing us a song?" I went to say 'yes' but Mrs. Anderson's phone started to ring.

"Oh, excuse me, that must be Blaine. Would it be alright if I told him to head over here?" I glanced over at my mom, who was still giving me that look, and she smiled.

"Certainly." I swallowed hard and tried to think of a parent-friendly song to play. "Why don't you wait until he shows up to play your song, Brandon?"

"Sure thing, Mom." Ten minutes went by before we all heard a knock on the door. My mom shouted 'come in' and I really wished that I hadn't looked at the door. In walked a very handsome looking boy, wearing a blue and red scarf and school uniform.

"Honey, you didn't change?"

"No, mom. I was worried about where you guys were."

"Oh, don't worry about us. These are our new neighbors, the Beckhams. This is Margaret, Liam, Kenley and Brandon, who was about to play us a song on his guitar. Everyone, this is our son Blaine." Blaine waved at everyone and I swallowed hard.

"Well, Brandon, don't leave our guests waiting." I had hoped my dad would at least be on my side but he appeared behind me with a chair and sat me on top of it. Thanks, dad, I'll remember that. I cleared my throat and decided on a song. I made sure my guitar was tuned and began to play.

Well, I heard there was a secret chord
That David played, and it pleased the Lord
But you don't really care for music, do ya?

Well, it goes like this: the fourth, the fifth,
The minor fall and the major lift,
The baffled king composing Hallelujah

Hallelujah, Hallelujah,
Hallelujah, Hallelujah

Well, your faith was strong, but you needed proof,
You saw her bathing on the roof
Her beauty and the moonlight overthrew ya

And she tied you to her kitchen chair,
And she broke your throne and she cut your hair,
And from your lips she drew the Hallelujah

Hallelujah, Hallelujah,
Hallelujah, Hallelujah

Well, baby, I've been here before,
I've seen this room and I've walked this floor
You know, I used to live alone before I knew ya

And I've seen your flag on the marble arch
And love is not a victory march,
It's a cold and it's a broken Hallelujah

Hallelujah, Hallelujah,
Hallelujah, Hallelujah

Well, there was a time when you let me know
What's really going on below,
But now you never show that to me, do ya?

But remember when I moved in you,
And the holy dove was moving too
And every breath we drew was Hallelujah

Hallelujah, Hallelujah,
Hallelujah, Hallelujah

Well, maybe there is a God above
But all I've ever learned from love,
Was how to shoot somebody who outdrew ya

And it's not a cry that you hear at night
It's not somebody who's seen the light,
It's a cold and it's a broken Hallelujah

Hallelujah, Hallelujah,
Hallelujah, Hallelujah,
Hallelujah, Hallelujah,
Hallelujah, Hallelujah

Hallelujah, Hallelujah,
Hallelujah, Hallelujah

Hallelujah

I finished my song and opened my eyes, not even realizing I had shut them in the first place. Everyone clapped and I smiled but I soon found myself studying Blaine's expression. It looked as if he was in shock and I didn't know exactly what to make of it. I stood up and jumped about half a foot when my dad clapped me on the back. "On that note, what do you think of us taking you to dinner, neighbors? It's the least we can do after you helped us."

"That sounds like a plan. Blaine, how about you get changed and we'll decide on a place while we wait?"

"Sure, mom."

"Blaine, why don't you take Brandon with you? You two could get better acquainted, seeing as you'll be attending the same school anyway." My heart was in my throat at this point but I knew I had to play it cool. My mom was fully aware of my, well, situation and yet she still felt the need to meddle.

"Uh, sure. Come on, Brandon." I nervously followed Blaine to his house. The walk was relatively quiet, until we got to Blaine's actual house. "Follow me." I followed Blaine to his room and suddenly felt a wave of nerves wash over me. I watched Blaine grab a set of clothes and go behind a screen, which was incredibly cute to me. It was definitely no secret that I was gay but Blaine didn't know...yet. "So, you're going to enroll at Dalton?"

"According to my mom, yeah. This whole move was kind of sprung on us. My mom's boss told her that she was being promoted but she had to move to actually get the promotion."

"What does she do?" I watched Blaine drape his blazer over the screen, followed by his tie and shirt. I felt it get hot and began to mess with my belt, suddenly finding it very interesting.

"She's a real estate agent. My dad's a dentist, in case you were wondering."

"That would explain your really nice smile, then." I felt my face get hot and smiled nervously.

"Thanks." I watched Blaine come out from behind the screen dressed in a navy sweater that was buttoned down on the bottom half, with a gray shirt underneath and dark khaki pants. He folded up his school uniform and set in on a chair next to his nightstand. He sat down on the bed next to me and proceeded to put on a pair of black sneakers.

"There is something you should know, Brandon. I want to make sure you know just so it doesn't make things weird between us as friends."

"What's up?"

"I'm gay." I had to will my jaw not to drop and I knew Blaine could tell. "I hope that doesn't make things weird."

"Not at all, actually. I'm-" My phone rang and I groaned. "Excuse me." I got off Blaine's bed and answered my phone. "Hey mom."

"How are things going, dear?"

"Mom, did you...?"

"Maybe. We've all decided on a place for dinner. You can head back over."

"Alright, mom. Be there soon." I hung up my phone and turned to find Blaine right behind me, making me turn right into him and making our chests touch. "Whoa, sorry about that."

"No, it's my fault. Um, was that your mom?"

"Yeah. She said that they made a decision on where we're going for dinner and we can head back now. Are you about done?"

"Uh, yeah. I just need to grab one last thing. You can head downstairs if you like."

"I don't mind waiting." Oh god, did I actually say that? Where did that come from, anyway? I watched Blaine smile before turning and grabbing something off his nightstand. "Ready?" Blaine nodded and we headed back to my house. I went to grab the door knob when it turned for me and my dad was on the other end.

"Head for the car, boys." My dad walked past us and I was about to follow him when my mother made a very embarrassing gushy sound.

"Look how cute you two are, wearing the same color." I looked down at my clothes and looked over at Blaine and realized, wow, we were wearing the same color. I looked up at Blaine and smiled, causing him to send an amazing smile back to me. Leave it to me to fall for someone and I've only lived here for about four hours, collectively.

-FIN-

That's if for the opening chapter. It was a bit of a long one but it was worth it. Hope you enjoyed it, to some degree at least. Reviews are appreciated and the next chapter will be out soon.