A/N: This might be a one-off story, this might become chaptered. I'm not sure yet. Reviews can greatly improve the chances of more chapters. I don't own anything you recognize...

"Yep….I'm gay. One hundred percent gay. Thank you so much for clearing that up for me Rachel…."

He was gay. He was completely gay, and there was no way Rachel was going to change any of that. Kurt was practically beaming as Rachel walk away from him. But he also knew there was one gigantic hurdle that he had to jump over before either of the three of them, could finish this chapter of their lives. Blaine came out of the bathroom and saw Kurt sitting there. The two of them made eye contact while Blaine got back online to get his coffee. Kurt gave him a half smile indicative that he was ready to talk, if the other one was willing to.

As Blaine paid for his coffee he walked on over towards the table that Kurt was sitting at and sat down at the other chair. "Hey…"

"Hey Kurt…"

"So I never pegged you as one of those PDA types." Kurt smirked as Blaine let out a chuckle.

"Really? After the Gap Attack?" Before the words were even fully out of his mouth, Blaine knew it was the wrong thing to say. "Oh God, that was stupid of me to say…"

"No it's not. I mean, you did serenade a guy you thought you were in love with." And here they were, back at that awkward stage. "I know we both said some things the other day that neither of us are proud of."

"You got that right.." Blaine muttered.

"But that doesn't mean we have to freeze each other out forever, right?" Kurt asked, hopefully.

"Of course not. I miss hanging out with you. It sucked these past few days." Kurt couldn't help but smile.

"I'm sorry about what I said on Saturday. Being bi isn't just some made up word gay teens use so they can hold girls hands and feel normal for a chance. I wasn't being fair. I had my experimenting with girls moment…it's only fair that you had yours without any grief from me." It was right then and there that Blaine spit his coffee out all over the table.

"You too?" Kurt smiled and nodded.

"Yep, last year. Though mine was more centered around getting my father to bond with me, over Finn last year but yea." Kurt smirked and Blaine was sputtering.

Blaine couldn't believe it. "You gave me hell, for something you did too? With who?"

Kurt had the necessary guilt to look ashamed when he said… "Brittany." Blaine's eyes nearly bugged out of his head. "Before you say anything, yes I made out with Brittany….quite a bit more than you and Rachel were doing on Saturday but it still bothered me."

"But why? Why did it bother you so much, Kurt?" Blaine asked, obviously, oblivious to Kurt's real feelings, even after the coffee shop after the Gap Attack.

"You know why Blaine…" Kurt made eye contact with the older boy once again, and after a moment Blaine broke it and looked away. There was something in his eyes that made Kurt think there was something else going on.

"Kurt, I.."

"I know Blaine. You don't want to risk our friendship and I can understand that, really I can. But it hurts Blaine. It hurt so much seeing you kissing Rachel like that." After a couple of seconds where they were both contemplating their next moves…Kurt continued. "To be honest, I probably wouldn't have gotten as upset had it been anyone else. But it was Rachel. I loathe to use this term, but she is a frenemy of the biggest variety. Every solo I competed against her for….she won. Every talent competition we competed in together, she won. We're so alike in many ways but at the same time…her desire to come out on top, and her inability to care who she crushes to get there has always been what pisses me off the most about her."

"It wasn't just her, you know. I did have some responsibility in what happened too."

"Oh I know, and I'm not blaming her for everything. But at the same time, if Mercedes was spinning and it landed on you, I know the two of you wouldn't have been sucking face all night, drunk or not." Blaine had to give him that one. Mercedes was Kurt's best female friend and there was no way that Mercedes would ever hurt him that way.

"But you were right. Any and all attraction to Rachel was purely due to the alcohol. That kiss I had just then, was the worst one, ever." Kurt looked scandalized at what his friend had said just now, and not for the reasons anyone who might have been listening in on their conversation might have thought.

"Somehow, I doubt that…" Blaine realized what he said, and who he was talking to.

"Oh god Kurt, no. I just meant…"

"I know what you meant." Kurt let out a small laugh, but it was still tinted with anger.

"Kurt, I'm sorry about what I said about Karofsky. You're nothing like him. He's just a closeted jock who is too scared to tell anyone who he really is so he lashes out at those who are like him, in order to feel in control."

"Isn't that what I did though? But instead of lashing out at someone who's just gay, like me, I lashed out at someone whom I like and care about."

"Kurt, no!" Kurt looked up at Blaine, and he had never seen such compassion in his eyes as he saw right then.

"Kurt, you are a great person, and no matter what arguments we have, I'm not willing to lose you as a friend just because we're angry for a little while. You can't imagine how sorry I am that I called you Karofsky. I was kicking myself all weekend for saying what I did and I knew, there was no way I could take it back. But you have to believe that I am sorry I said it, and I absolutely did not, and do not mean it." Blaine was practically rambling by then, trying to get any thoughts of Karofsky out of the younger boy's head.

"Thanks…I appreciate that."

Blaine just smiled at him, and took a sip of his coffee. "So, can we go and put this entire chapter of our lives behind us?" Kurt nodded his head.

"I'd love to. I know I'm ready to forget about the whole Rachel Berry House Party Train Wreck Extravaganza…"

"…and you have no idea how much I want to forget about the Rachel Berry Train Wreck Extravaganza…" For a few moments, they just sat there, not really doing much. There was one thing still left hanging in the air….it wasn't really part of the Extravaganza that is Rachel Berry, it was so much more than that. They both knew Kurt had feelings for Blaine. That had become abundantly clear over Valentine's Day weekend. But what the younger boy didn't know about the older one, was that his feelings were real as well. Blaine felt quite a bit for Kurt, he just didn't know how to express them properly.

"Why do all of our serious conversations happen in coffee shops?" Blaine asked with a chuckle. Kurt just looked at him with a questioning face. "I mean, last time we had a conversation that entered into the realm of seriousness, we were in this exact coffee shop, standing right over there. It was right after I made a fool of myself at the Gap Attack."

"I remember Blaine…" Kurt trailed off, as if he were going to say something else.

"What is it Kurt?" Heaving a great sigh, coupled with knowing that anything he say now, couldn't be as embarrassing as having their fight just at this table 3 days prior he spoke softly.

"Prior to Friday, that day was one of the most miserable days of my life." He said it in barely a whisper

"Kurt…"

"No, it's alright Blaine. You know why it was one of the most miserable days I've ever gone through….though Friday pushed it out of the top 5..."

"You know I never meant to hurt you, right? I would never do something so cruel."

"I know Blaine, really I do. To borrow a cliché from Harry Potter, a book I know you love so much. I felt like Hermione seeing Ron snogging Lavender all the time."

"Wait…now we're Ron and Hermione? I thought we were Harry and Sally?" Kurt gave a snort and smirked."

"We can be anyone you want Blaine." Kurt appeased his best friend.

"So long as they get together in the end?" Blaine asked, as Kurt's heart skipped a beat.

With that they both got up and started walking out, but not before Blaine put his arm around Kurt's shoulder. It's an act of familiarity, that while it's happened before, it seems to mean so much more between the two of them at this moment.