Title: In the Parking Lot of Breadstix

Pairing: Sam/Kurt, with Blaine/Kurt mentioned

Summary: Sam makes a confession.

Disclaimer: I do not own Glee or it's characters.

Kurt: Sam, what was that? No, Sam, look at me.

Sam: It wasn't anything.

Kurt: What?

Sam: It wasn't anything!

Kurt: Oh, it wasn't anything. Being an outright jerk to my friend isn't anything.

Sam: Your friend? You're telling me Blaine is your—he's your friend?

Kurt: That isn't important right now. Sam, you're a great guy—I mean, you have your douchey moments and all—but, listen, you're a great guy—

Sam: Thanks.

Kurt: No, let me finish! You're great guy, but, God, sometimes I don't quite know what to think about you. One minute you're acting like a civilized human being, the next you're bitching out my boyfriend.

Sam: Oh, so he is your boyfriend.

Kurt: Sam, listen! I—

Sam: No, Kurt. You listen. I—okay, you know what—just look. It's awesome that you've found someone that you can relate to so well. With the bullying and all the stuff that I wouldn't get. Blaine's a great guy, too, but I think you're aware of this—no, I know you're aware of this and no matter what or do or how much I try he'll always be the greater guy—

Kurt: Try? You're trying to—

Sam: I never said that!

Kurt: Yes, you did, just now, Sam—

Sam: Kurt. You and Blaine are together and that's great. He's great. You're great. You're great … together. And all that. A perfect, happy life together—a relationship without conflict and all that crap. That's what you wanted all along wasn't it?

Kurt: I guess…No, I mean. Yes. But, Sam—

Sam: You're really great Kurt. That's what I'm trying to say.

Kurt: That's what you're trying to say?

Sam: Well, no, but I'm saying it right now and I'll say this. You deserve a great, great guy like Blaine.

Kurt: Blaine isn't that great. He has flaws like everyone else.

Sam: Which makes makes him…greater?

Kurt: Sam—

Sam: I'm getting tired of that word. But I'm happy that you've found someone that makes you so …happy. I'd be happier if, well, no. Never mind. Forget it.

Kurt: What?

Sam: Forget it, Kurt. As in, "This conversation is over."

Kurt: No, it isn't. It's not over until you tell me—

Sam: Kurt, I like you.

Kurt: I—oh—I…Sam.

Sam: No, no, you don't have to say anything. It's just that—I—I mean. I think, Blaine's great, but I'm great to. Didn't you just say that? That I'm great?

Kurt: You're great, Sam…

Sam: You're great too, Kurt. That's all I wanted to say.

Kurt: I—no, Sam. What about—Sam, Quinn.

Sam: I know, Kurt. I know who Quinn is. She's my girlfriend. And she's great, too, but … But she's just there. She'll always just be there. Being … great and stuff—and not-

Kurt: And not?

Sam: And not you.