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Blair Waldorf.

Blair placed the name card down. She shook her head. She was used to more class than this. The loops were done all wrong. Did anyone know how to do cursive these days? Blair went on like this for several minutes, silently knit picking everything about the way the small piece of paper was crafted. After running out of things to insult, Blair knew she had to face the truth. It wasn't the card that bothered her at all really. It was this situation.

Before she could get too deep in her thoughts, someone hugged her from behind. Blair tightened up at first, until she heard his voice in her ear.

"Blair, you look beautiful." It was a simple statement, but just what she needed.

He had such a sweet whisper. She guessed that was the way to describe him, sweet. She turned around, and kissed Nate hello. He smiled as soon as her lips made contact with his. He soon broke the kiss to grab her hand.

"C'mon, we are going to be late." Nate grabbed Blair's hand and dragged her into the big room.

As they walked in, Blair noted to sheer mass of people. Of course, she knew most of them from her childhood. Nate moved into a row near the front, and sat down, bringing her with him. Blair could not have been unhappy with his choice of seating. Right near the front, perfect Nate, she thought. Blair knew appearances were everything though, and tried to remain happy on the outside. But inside, she was falling apart. Her heart literally felt like it was going to shatter into a million pieces any second. Despite this, she turned to Nate and smiled. He gave her a cheery smile back, and took her hand in his again. Blair turned away from him, and her eyes met another pair of brown eyes. She couldn't look away, and neither could he. This was so much heat and passion between the gaze. It felt like it was going on for hours, when it was just going on for mere seconds. All of a sudden, he broke the gaze. He then stared straight-ahead. Blair turned around to see what he was looking at.

It was then that she saw Chuck's bride start to walk down the aisle, and her heart finally gave way.