I really like the idea of Blaine having to stay at the Hudson-Hummel household and becoming a son and a brother...and a really really close boyfriend.
I actually just want to start making every chapter a one-shot of moments in the household including Blaine, Kurt, Finn, Burt and Carole mostly but some of the New Directions will be a part of it too.
That is all.
Hope you like it too.

ONWARDS!

Summer Vacation

A phone alarm in the kitchen went off and Blaine got up from his couch where he was watching a random movie from his DVD collection to run towards it. Smiling, he turned the alarm on his phone off, put it in his pocket, picked up his jacket that was draped around one of the kitchen chairs and picked up his keys of the counter before running out of the house to his car. When he got to his car, he started the engine and drove off towards a certain high school in Lima where a certain boyfriend of his attended.

"Summer vacation starts in a couple of days, Kurt. What are you going to do? Party?" Mercedes teased, closing her locker and walking with him side by side towards the school exit.

"Honestly? I'm planning on spending my whole summer with Blaine." Kurt grinned.

"That's adorable!" She cooed, squeezing him on the arm. "When does Dalton finish?"

"It already has, he is at home right now enjoying his holiday while we are still here, rotting in this hell hole." He told her, sighing.

"Wait, what about his parents? Won't they get a bit annoyed if he's out with you every day and not at home?" She asked him.

"That's the thing, his parents-"

"Hey, Kurt!" Blaine's voice was heard from the other side of the car park and Kurt turned to face his boyfriend. Blaine was perched on his car, waving manically at him. Chuckling, Kurt gave Mercedes an apologetic look before quickly jogging over to Blaine.

"It's OK, boo! Just tell me all the details, yeah?" she yelled, laughing after. Kurt just gave her a thumbs up over his head and practically ran into Blaine's arms, hugging him tightly. When they parted, they looked around quickly out of habit and turned back to each other. Smiling, Blaine opened the door to the passenger seat and gestured for Kurt to get in. When Kurt did, Blaine quickly walked to the driver's side and entered the car. As they drove off to Kurt's housee, a couple of cheerleaders watched the car in obvious jealousy.

"Ergh, Hummel. Look at him...he's a guy and he still scored that." One of them muttered.

"It's obviously true. All the hot ones are gay." Another concluded and the rest of the group murmured their agreement.

When the boys arrived at Kurt's house, they went to his room and stayed there for the majority of Blaine's visit with Kurt lying on his stomach on his bed, using his laptop to finish of the last of his homework and Blaine hanging his head off the end of it, flicking through Kurt's latest vogue issue in silence.

"Boys!" Carole's voice called from downstairs. "Dinner's ready. That means you too, Blaine."

Blaine smiled and shut the magazine, putting his hands on the floor and swinging his legs over so that he lands, crouching in front of the bed. Kurt rolled his eyes.

"Was that really necessary?" He asked, shutting his laptop and hopping off the bed.

"Yes. Yes it was." Blaine replied. "Don't be jealous of my skills."

"Yeah, that's it." Kurt agreed, sarcastically.

That ended up being the same routine for Kurt's last couple of days of being a junior at McKinley and Blaine's first few days of summer vacation. That was until Carole asks a question at dinner when Finn was stuffing his face with spaghetti, Kurt was moving his around in his plate and Burt was eating his turkey stake.

"So Blaine, how about we meet your parents? We haven't actually met them and you have been here plenty of times. I think it's only fair. Would they like to come to dinner this week?" she asked him, sweetly. She did notice his grimace but decided not to comment on it.

"Oh, well, you see my parents are in Florida for the moment. On holiday." He added unnecessarily and the table fell silent. There didn't really seem to be the right response.

"Oh." She settled with. "Well, who's looking after you?"

"...No-one." He replied eventually.

"They left you alone?" she asked, shocked. She would never leave Finn alone in the house for summer vacation even if he was with Kurt and he was a year older then Blaine. She also certainly wouldn't go on holiday without either of them.

"It's okay, I mean, I have money for food and stuff." He mumbled quickly, embarrassed by the attention that was focused on him. Burt quickly changed the topic, talking about football and the buckeyes, knowing that it was both Blaine's and Finn's favourite team. Carole shot him a worried look from across the table and he subtly nodded at her, indicating that it was subject to discuss later. When Blaine said good-bye and thanked them for letting him stay for dinner as he did everynight, Kurt made sure to walk him to his car. Burt opened the curtain to the living room slightly to see Blaine open the door for himself and give Kurt a hug and a quick peck on the cheek before they parted. He noticed as Kurt blushed, crossing his arms over his chest and looking away.

"They are quite the adorable couple." Carole commented from behind him.

"Yeah. They are." He agreed, watching Blaine leaning out from inside the car silently asking for a proper kiss before he drove off so Burt closed the curtains, not keen on being caught spying by Kurt. He sat down on an armchair and flicked on the television, pretending not to notice a breathless Kurt walking back into the house and walking slowly up the stairs to his room, in a daze.

"Burt?" Carole called from the doorway.

"I know what you're going to say, Carole." He said. "No."

"He's staying home alone, Burt. All summer. We can't let him do that." Carole told him, walking over and sitting on the edge of the armchair.

"What do you expect me to do, Carole? Take him in?" Burt asked sarcastically. Carole gave him a look.

"No." He said. "No, Carole. I am not letting my son's boyfriend stay in the same house with him for a whole summer."

"Burt. Me, you and Finn will be here too so they can't really do anything without us knowing. The guest room is already set up and just begging for someone to sleep in it and it's across the hall from our bedroom so we will know whether they are in their rooms at night. We can just give them a set of rules that I'm sure they will follow." She reasoned with him. "Please, Burt? He's all alone."

"...You've really thought this through haven't you?" Burt mumbled after a while.

"Of course I have, Burt. He's only seventeen. Are you going to let him stay?" She asked hopefully.

Burt replied with incoherent mumbling.

"I'll take that as a yes!" she smiled and kissed him on the head before going back to the kitchen to finish off cleaning the counter. Sighing, Burt picked up the remote, turned off the television and went up the stairs to his bedroom.

The next day, after everyone had finished their dinner, Carole and Burt called both Kurt and Blaine to the living room and Finn went up stairs to play his video games. Slightly nervous, Blaine walked in behind Kurt and sat down next to him on the couch. Carole looked to Burt who took the hint to start speaking.

"Now, Blaine." He started, making Blaine flinch. "It's in my understanding that you are home alone because your parents are on holiday. Am I correct?"

"Yes, sir." Blaine answered immediately.

"Well, Carole and I have talked it over and we think that it would be a good idea if you stayed over with us for the summer." He informed him, sternly.

The boys on the couch looked at each other simultaneously with a confused expression before turning back to the couple standing up.

"Let me get this straight." Kurt began. "You're going to let my boyfriend stay in the same house with me..."

"...For a whole summer?!" Blaine finished for him.

Burt furrowed his eyebrows at them.

"Are you complaining?"

"No, sir." Blaine said quickly. "It just doesn't seem like something you'd do, is all."

"Is this a trick?" Kurt asked bluntly.

"No, it's not a trick." Burt answered, sighing. He pinched the bridge of his nose and closed his eyes. Noticing his distress, Carole chimed in.

"Boys, we know that you want this to happen but for it to work you need to abide to our rules, OK?" she asked them sternly. When they nodded enthusiastically, she rubbed Burt's shoulders.

"We will talk about this tomorrow; it's been a long day. We're going up to bed. We will tell you the rules tomorrow after dinner. It's getting late. Blaine. Make sure you get home before it gets too dark, OK? We don't want anything happening to you. Goodnight Kurt. ." She told them, directing Burt to the stairs.

"Goodnight, Carole."

"Goodnight, Mrs. Hummel."

Kurt stared at a patch of carpet for a few moments, deep in thought, before leaning back on the couch. Blaine leant back also and put his arm around Kurt's shoulders.

"...A whole summer, Blaine."

"I know, Kurt."

"...It's going to be awesome."

Well, you get to see the rules next chapter. Fun.
Erm...See you then?
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Over and Out,

Sanaa xx