Author's Note:
Sigh. I know I'm starting a new story while I have a WIP in progress, but I couldn't get this out of my head. So here's what you need to know:
Kurt and Blaine have never met. Because they never met, Kurt has never been kissed, at least, not one that counted.
Kurt went to New York with Rachel even though he didn't get into NYADA (like canon). After he scored an internship with Vogue he decided he needed to get in a little more writing practice. So he started doing some writing on the side to get a little feedback on his writing style. (Yes, he started writing Fanfiction).
The rest you'll have to figure out as we go. This will eventually be an M rated piece, but if you've read my other works, you know I love a slow burn story. :D
Private Message
Prologue
Pathetic!
That's all he was.
How had he become this person, a lonely virgin that wrote fanfiction and dreamed of making it big on Broadway? Hell, he'd even settle for being a playwright or an award-winning journalist for Vogue. But right now, he was none of those things. He wasn't even good at writing fanfiction. How could he have been if he hadn't even received one lousy review?
Kurt rubbed his eyes and stood up from his desk chair slowly, deciding that he needed to drag himself off to bed. It was almost midnight, and he had to be in the office by eight. It had been six hours since he posted his latest chapter, and if someone wanted to leave him feedback, they would have by now. He reached for the button on his monitor when he heard the chime, the one that alerted him when he got a new email.
He slowly sat back down, blinking when he realized who the email was from.
.
PM: SEPartnersFan.
A private message?
He had received them before thanking him for a review he had written on another author's work, and this was probably no different.
But it was. Because he didn't remember reading anything by someone named SEPartnersFan. Could it be someone commenting on his chapter? A fan, perhaps?
He clicked on the email out of curiosity.
You have received a message from SEPartnersFan.
He immediately clicked on the blue link that took him to his reviewer's profile, which was pretty much empty, except for a little line that said that his messenger had joined the site only yesterday. There was no other information, no stories written by the mysterious person or no favorite stories by anyone else.
So his messenger was a new user that probably sent him a message by mistake, or maybe he left a message saying it was the best story he had ever read because he had never read another fanfic before, and he didn't know any better. Or it could be a message saying his writing sucked. Kurt contemplated shutting the monitor and going to bed like he was going to do before the email had wrecked his plan.
But
But he couldn't. The anticipation was just too much. He had to know what that message said.
Little did he know that one private message was about to uproot his entire life.
Author's Note: Please drop me a review or dare I say, a private message, to let me know what you think so far.