Blaine was pissed. Okay, whatever, he was more than pissed. He was infuriated with how everything seemed to go down at McKinley. It seemed like he was hated here more than he was hated at his old school before Dalton.
"Maybe I should just transfer back to Dalton." He mumbled under his breathe as he hit ht punching bag again. Wiping sweat from his forehead with the back of his sleeve. He couldn't take it anymore at this place.
The people were so rude. He had tried so hard to be so nice to people, but to no avail. It just seemed like everything he did, pissed people off or got him yelled at.
It didn't help that Kurt Hummel, the notorious bad boy at the school, always had a cocky comeback when it came to things Blaine said.
Like during the Glee Club meeting, which Blaine stormed out of, Kurt just had to open his big mouth.
"I don't think we should wear fur during our performance. It kind of goes against my morals." He had said to the club.
"And isn't it against your morals if I said I don't think you should wear clothes during anything?" Was all that came out of Kurt's mouth, the stupid smirk on his face.
Now that mad Blaine storm out and find himself in the locker room. Beating the shit out of a punching bag. He couldn't help but be angry at the comebacks and little lines Hummel had to shoot back at him. It was so infuriating.
Blaine was pulled from his thoughts as he heard the door to the locker room open. Not carrying who was coming in.
"If you want a quick release, Anderson, I'm right here." A unknown voice spoke up. Blaine pulled his eyes from the punching bag before quickly hitting it again.
There stood Kurt Hummel, leaning against one of the lockers, that fucking smirk on his face.
"Fuck you, Hummel." Sneered Blaine, hitting the bag again.
He heard Kurt chuckle slightly before he heard his voice again. "Well, I don't usually bottom," Blaine looked back at the boy leaning against the locker, shock slightly on Blaine's face. Though Kurt had a smile on his. A quick wink quickly coming from him. "but I guess there can be an exception."