Chapter one of the story, please remember that this was not a Klaine story originally and characters might act a little OOC, but overall it shouldn't make a difference.
Please tell me what you think!
"Wakey wakey, you love birds."
Kurt groaned, "It's still early."
"It's ten A.M." Jeff replied. He noticed Kurt was about to fall asleep again so he clapped his hands loudly, "Come on, I made pancakes!" After that, he left the room.
Blaine chuckled and it made Kurt squint his eyes open. It also brought a smile to his lips.
"Good morning, bedhead." Blaine greeted.
"How'd you sleep, morning breath?"
Blaine feigned indignation at this teasing and started slapping his hands all over Kurt, "Oh my Gosh, bite your tongue, Kurt Hummel!"
Kurt was laughing and covering himself from Blaine's attack.
"Hey, hey…"
Blaine stopped hitting his boyfriend, "What?"
Kurt smiled, "I love you."
Blaine also smiled, "I love you too."
And then the two boys kissed.
"Well, it was about time." Jeff put his hands on his hips when he saw the couple walk out of their bedroom, both of them straightening up their clothes. "I thought I'd have to bring back the whistle to get you two out of bed."
"I would've beaten you up if you had." Kurt lunged towards Jeff to wrap an arm around his neck and rub his friend's head with his knuckles.
"Oh yeah, that's funny, beat up the gay guy!" Jeff said as he tried to free himself from the wrench.
"Alright Kurt, cut it off now." Blaine ordered patiently.
Kurt let his friend go, "This isn't over yet."
The three boys took their place at the table, there was a small TV set there too, although none of them paid much attention to it while they ate breakfast and continued to tease at each other.
The cartoon was interrupted by the breaking news, "This just in," the female anchor began and the boys were suddenly interested, "Due to the recent massive attacks towards the gay community, the government has decided to enforce a new law immediately: All public displays of affection between couples of the same sex must cease at once."
"What?" Kurt placed his hands on the table and rose up from his seat as the news program showed images and videos of both men and women getting abused by haters. There were also interviews from religious people thinking it'd be best for all if gays and lesbians just kept their sexuality under wraps and from the mayor claiming this law was aimed to protect the community.
Jeff turned off the television just as the anchor was announcing that if people didn't abide the law, the punishment could lead to imprisonment. It was clear to Blaine and Jeff that Kurt was mad, so they both waited for his reaction.
Kurt banged the table with his fist, "This is unfair!"
"Kurt…" Blaine tried to reach for his boyfriend's hand but Kurt rejected the gesture.
"No, Blaine, this isn't right! Why are we being forced to hide who we are?"
"Come on, man." Now it was Jeff's turn to try and make his friend calm down. "It's not what they said."
Kurt sneered, "So you're falling for their little "this is to protect you" speech?" Jeff shrugged. Jamie snorted and looked at Blaine, his boyfriend looked apologetic. "Unbelievable. You can't seriously believe them!"
"It has been a little dangerous for us out there lately." Jeff reminded him.
"No, no, no!" Kurt led his hands to his hair, "This goes beyond the attacks!"
"What do you mean?" Blaine asked.
"Isn't it obvious? This is all a trap! If they really wanted to protect us, why aren't those bullies the ones going to jail instead of us?" Nobody answered; both boys were looking at their plates. "I'm surprised at the two of you. You're just gonna sit here being okay with this!"
"There's nothing we can do, Kurt." Blaine's voice was soft even though this side of Jamie was scaring the hell out of him.
"We'll see about that." And with that, Kurt turned around and left the room.