A/N: Hi everyone! So, I've decided to start this series. Each chapter will be a new fic/drabble, each will vary in length and genre, and all will be prompted by a random word generator (each word being the title of its respective chapter). And of course, they'll all be written for Seblaine. I can't promise frequent updates, but I'm going to do my best to write these as often as I can. Please take the time to review if you like what you read! Any encouragement would be fantastic and very much appreciated. :) As always, I own nothing.
Prompt: Pigeon
"It's staring at me."
Blaine rolled his eyes. Sure, he and Sebastian had been having a nice coffee date at their favorite outdoor café- that is, nice until Sebastian had noticed the pigeon. It wasn't like the birds that liked to stay around the café were anything new or unexpected, but apparently one of them had its sight set on Sebastian, who was refusing to let it go.
"It's not staring at you, Seb. It only wants food, just like the rest of the pigeons." Sebastian shook his head, his gaze remaining on the pigeon as he took a sip of coffee. "No, I'm serious, Blaine. This one's got it out for me. Just...look at it," he said, a look of both disgust and fright crossing his face.
Blaine gave him a look, but complied, watching the pigeon carefully for a moment. Okay, so maybe it did kind of look like it was staring at him. But Blaine was determined to not let a bird ruin their date. Grabbing Sebastian's hand across the table, he directed his boyfriend's attention back towards him.
"Look, let's just ignore the pigeon and enjoy our date, okay? Please?" Blaine asked with a tinge of desperation in his tone. Sebastian threw one last dirty look at the pigeon before complying, relaxing in his chair and picking back up the conversation he and Blaine had been having before.
Blaine smiled gratefully, enjoying their light banter that had begun again. This was how it had always been, and this was how it was supposed to be. Him and Sebastian could have been the only two people in the world. No distractions, no one to interrupt them, no stress, and no-
"Pigeon," Sebastian said, staring uneasily at the ground beside Blaine.
Blaine deflated a bit, refusing to acknowledge that the bird existed. "Sebastian. For the last time, the pigeon is not staring at you. Ignore it."
Sebastian shook his head, "No...no, now it's staring at you." He pointed to the pigeon then back to Blaine a few times, his eyes wide. "Just look at it."
Blaine narrowed his eyes in annoyance. "I'm not looking at it. It's just a bird. Relax."
Sebastian shook his head again, crossing his arms as he watched it. "Look at it. That thing is possessed or something."
Blaine huffed in frustration. "Fine. I'll look at the damn bird."
The first thing Blaine noticed was that the pigeon was much closer to him than he had anticipated it being. The next thing he noticed was that the bird was, in fact, staring at him. With rather beady eyes. Blaine silently cursed Cooper for making him watch The Birds as a kid.
He swallowed nervously, glancing back at Sebastian, who was giving him a knowing smirk. The pigeon cocked its head to the side, its gaze still locked on Blaine's as it hopped closer.
Sebastian choked back the laugh that was threatening to escape him at the expression on Blaine's face, then let it out when Blaine swiftly grabbed his coffee and jumped out of his chair, tugging Sebastian along with him as he rushed away from the café.
"It was staring at me!"