A/N: So...I know I said that I would post Chapter three in a few days...but because of the crazy feedback to Chapter two...I got inspired to write Chapter three early. It is 3 AM right now and I just spent the past couple hours finishing and editing this chapter. So thank you so much and I hope you enjoy! Now for real this time...the next chapter will be posted in a few days from now since I pushed back doing my homework to write this.

Thank you again for all the reviews. Thank you to acciojubjubbird, Rori Potter, Louise815, rooz33, and lyokodreamer for posting reviews! You guys give me the inspiration and drive to keep writing so thank you! To answer Louise815's question (SPOILER!): Blaine will find out about Kurt's secret soonish, not at the end of the story. I want to show how him knowing affects them. :)

One more thing, if anyone has any suggestions on what you would like to see for the storyline or if you have a scene you think might fit in the story, let me know. I will credit anyone's idea that I use or gained inspiration from! :)

Disclaimer: I do not own Glee or any of its characters.

Kurt went home that night feeling great. The rest of the show went fantastic…the crowd loved him…Blaine loved him. Kurt was feeling amazing…till he realized that yeah, Blaine loved him…but not really…him…

Kurt already knew that Blaine thought Chris was hot, but that didn't mean he thought that Kurt was hot…even though he said they "looked alike". AND, the fact that Blaine thought Chris was hot AND he loved his performance didn't mean he liked Kurt as anything more than friends…it definitely didn't….they had no relation. Because Blaine didn't know. Kurt had to keep reminding himself that Blaine didn't secretly like him because he liked Chris because he didn't know that Kurt was Chris.

He was mentally drained…trying to keep up with both lives…AND to top it all off…He still hadn't read the chapter for Ms. Bern's class that was due two days prior.

But to Kurt and his busy schedule, that was the least of his worries. It was Wednesday night. Tomorrow, Thursday, was his last day off in the next two weeks. Friday, he had school and then he did a table read with the cast of his new drama series, Saturday he had a Q&A at a high school assembly, and on Sunday he had a vocal lesson and an interview on Ellen. And that was just his weekend.

Kurt flopped down onto his bed and pulled out "The Lord of the Flies" to read chapter seven and do the corresponding worksheet before heading to bed.

Before he fell asleep, Kurt sent a quick text to Blaine saying that he was open for movie night the next day and promised not to cancel this time. Before Blaine could respond, Kurt was asleep.

The next day at school was uneventful. Kurt woke up late and therefore got to school late. He didn't see Blaine till he was sliding into his desk beside him five minutes into class. After class Ms. Bern wanted to see Kurt to get his chapter assignment and ask why he was late: "I overslept". They didn't have any other classes together and they had different lunches so they couldn't meet up till after school.

"Man," Blaine groaned, leaning on the locker beside Kurt's. "I am beat. Is it possible to die from learning too much? I think my head is going to explode."

Kurt laughed and pulled his backpack over his shoulder, shutting his locker door.

"Late start this morning?" Blaine asked, linking arms with Kurt as they headed out to Kurt's car.

"Yeah…" Kurt said, unlocking his car and climbing into the driver's seat, Blaine getting into the passenger's. "I had a late night helping my dad in the shop." Kurt lied, but he really wanted to know how Blaine's night had been.

"So, how was that show you went to?" Kurt turned the keys in the ignition and backed out of his parking space.

"It was incredible." Blaine gushed. "Wes- my friend Wes that got me the ticket- said that it was a surprise and he didn't want me to know who was performing till I got there and it turned out that it was Chris Colfer!"

Kurt faked his shock face, playing along, and turned onto the main road.

"I know!" Blaine yelled, his face lighting up as he talked. "We had JUST been talking about him earlier that day and then I got to see him sing!"

Kurt laughed. "Now that's fate."

Blaine nodded. "We were meant to be." He put his hand on his heart, sighing.

Kurt smiled as he stopped at a red light. "I'm glad you liked it."

He really was. And he really wished that he could express to Blaine how much it had truly meant to him to see him there. But of course he couldn't…

"So, when does glee club start up again?" Kurt asked, taking his foot off the brake and tapping the gas.

"In two weeks." Blaine replied before replying to a text. "Why? Are you going to finally join?"

Kurt had wanted to, but he couldn't, for obvious reasons. He didn't want people to connect his voice with Chris'. But he settled for going to all the parties and performances throughout the year. He was like an honorary member.

Kurt shook his head. "No. But I'm like the manager…so I need to be informed of the start date."

"Oh come on!" Blaine groaned. "You can't be that bad!"

Kurt laughed. "How do you know?"

He pulled into a parking space at the movie theater and turned off his car.

"I could be the worst singer on the planet and you would never know." Kurt lied. He really didn't want to have this conversation with Blaine…again.

"Fine." Blaine mumbled, getting out of the car with Kurt following suit. "But one of these days I am going to get you to sing for me."

You already have… Kurt thought.

They ordered their tickets and then walked up to the concession stand.

"He'll have an order of the pretzel bites, no salt, a small Diet Coke with extra ice, and a bag of skittles." Blaine said as the lady behind the counter got him his items. Kurt paid and then listed off Blaine's order.

"And he'll have a small popcorn, no butter topping, he doesn't like to get it all over his fingers, a medium Root Beer, and a bag of cotton candy…blue." Kurt smiled and Blaine paid for his food.

As the lady handed Blaine his change, she commented, "You guys are such a cute couple."

Kurt and Blaine started. Couple?! I wish! Kurt thought.

"No, we are best friends." He said quickly instead.

The woman frowned. "Oh. Well that's too bad. You guys are cute together."

Kurt looked over at Blaine.

"I can help whoever is next." The lady called, which told Kurt and Blaine that they had to move.

They walked over to the theater door and found a seat in the back of the theater on the aisle.

"Couple?" Blaine muttered, looking to Kurt. "That was weird…I'm still not used to it...being from Ohio."

"I know, right?" Kurt said quietly before the movie previews started and the lights dimmed.

They didn't talk the rest of the movie.

"Couple. Couple!" Blaine laughed, falling onto his back on Kurt's bed. It was after the movie and they had decided to do homework at Kurt's house after stopping by school and picking up Blaine's car.

"Why do you keep saying that?" Kurt wondered, falling beside Blaine and looking up at his ceiling.

"Have you ever thought about it?" Blaine asked carefully.

"About what? Being a couple?" Kurt was completely shocked at what Blaine was suggesting.

"Yeah…I mean, we are best friends, we know so much about each other…we hang out all the time…" Blaine paused. "Unless you cancel!" He laughed and poked Kurt's shoulder.

"Uh-" Kurt couldn't believe what he was hearing. He couldn't form words. It was all he ever wanted…but not like this. He didn't want Blaine to be in a relationship with him because a lady made a comment and he was in an experimental mood. "Yeah…but no."

Blaine looked hurt. "You don't want to be with me?"

"I don't know, Blaine…" Kurt didn't know what to say. He didn't want to say the wrong thing or have it come out wrong and ruin everything.

"Just say….something." Blaine spoke quietly. "Please."

"I-I do like you Blaine. I just…I don't want this to be an experiment because of a comment some stranger made. What if we do 'best friends' better than we do 'boyfriends'? It will ruin us. I know it will. And…I value your friendship, Blaine." Kurt sat up and looked back at Blaine who was still laying face up on his bed.

"Are you willing to risk our friendship, Blaine?" Kurt asked. "Are you truly willing to risk it all for us to be more than friends?"

Blaine seemed to consider what Kurt was saying. "You really don't think if we broke up we could go back to being friends?"

Kurt shook his head. "I have too many friends that have gone from 'friends' to 'more than friends' and when they broke up, they thought that they could go back to being friends… but it was all messed up and they ended up not speaking again. Too many friends Blaine. I don't want to have unrealistic expectations going into a relationship with someone." Kurt knew so many Hollywood couples that fell into this trap. His best friend Ashley was the biggest victim of all. He didn't want to go through all the pain and hurt and betrayal that Ashley went through after her boyfriend broke her heart and then refused to talk to her again. He wouldn't…he couldn't.

Blaine sat up beside Kurt and looked him in the eyes.

"Okay." Blaine said. "Forget I said anything."

"No, Blaine." Kurt grabbed his arm before he could stand up. Blaine turned to Kurt and before he knew what he was doing, he was kissing Blaine, their lips moving together perfectly. Kurt cupped Blaine's cheek, sliding his other hand to his lower back. Blaine moaned into Kurt's mouth, sending vibrations through his entire body. Suddenly, as if just realizing what he was doing, Kurt jumped back, standing up from his bed.

He looked at Blaine. They were both flushed and breathing hard.

"So…" Kurt smiled down at Blaine, not sure what to think. That kiss was…everything. It was so incredible. It was passionate and explosive and gentle and innocent and … Kurt couldn't think. His mind couldn't form words. He really wanted to know where Blaine stood on their kiss.

Blaine, having trouble speaking as well, just smiled back at Kurt. His smile was so big he thought his face was going to crack. Blaine was in heaven. He was staring at Kurt in a new light. He was stunning. He always knew his best friend was beautiful but looking at Kurt now, he was mesmerized; his brain unable to form full sentences.

"Uh…" Blaine said… looking away from Kurt. "That was…intense."

Kurt laughed. "Yeah…it was."

There was a slight pause before Blaine stood up and grabbed Kurt's face, pulling him into another deep kiss. Their hands intertwined together…their bodies pressed against each other. There was no tongue. It wasn't rushed. It was simple and full and beautiful. Their lips moved against each others with grace and controlled intensity.

Kurt pulled back, breaking the kiss again. He pressed his forehead to Blaine's and smiled at him.

"I don't think I'll ever be able to get enough of that." Kurt mumbled, kissing the tip of Blaine's nose.

"Does this mean that you want to give us a go? That you are willing to sacrifice our friendship for this? For us?" Blaine asked, stepping back from Kurt but keeping their hands together.

Kurt nodded. "If you are."

Blaine smiled. "Of course I am. I want to be 'more than friends' with you Kurt."

"Good." Kurt smiled. "Me too."

Blaine smiled and let go of Kurt's hands. He moved over to Kurt's desk, searching for something. He paused.

"What are these?" Blaine pulled out black framed glasses from Kurt's "Chris" drawer.

Panic set in. Kurt rushed over to Blaine and shut the drawer before Blaine could find the wig as well.

Blaine put the glasses on. "Hey!" Blaine exclaimed. "I look like Chris Colfer in these!"

Blaine laughed and stared at himself in the mirror above Kurt's desk.

Kurt eyed Blaine, his heart beating fast. He didn't know how to get the glasses back without looking suspicious.

"Hey, Blaine?" Kurt said quietly.

Blaine didn't hear him. Instead he was searching through Kurt's desk again.

"What are you looking for, Blaine?" Kurt yelled.

Blaine pulled out Kurt's camera. "Found it!" Blaine said excitedly. "Take a picture of me in these."

Blaine handed Kurt his camera and posed. Kurt smiled slightly as he took multiple pictures of Blaine wearing his "Chris" glasses. He had to admit…he looked good in them.

Blaine took them off and handed them back to Kurt. "Let me see, let me see!" Blaine made 'grabby' hands at his camera.

Kurt handed his camera to Blaine and put his glasses back in his "Chris" drawer, mentally making himself a reminder to move that spot after Blaine left.

Kurt breathed a sigh of relief. Blaine didn't suspect a thing…he was in the clear.

"Um….Kurt?" Blaine asked, making Kurt's stomach flip when he saw the camera in Blaine's hand. He knew what he had found before he even said it. Kurt was screwed. "What are these pictures of Chris Colfer doing on your camera…?"

Kurt froze. He didn't know what to say. He wracked his brain for the quickest lie and excuse he could think of.

"I….uh…." Kurt stumbled. "I snuck into a party and saw him and took pictures."

It was a dumb lie sure…but it was the fastest thing his brain came up with.

"You snuck into a party?" Blaine said slowly, as if he was sure he had misheard somewhere.

Kurt nodded. He was going to stick with his story the whole way down. "Yes." He confirmed.

"And how did you manage that?" Blaine flipped through a few more pictures. "Celebrity parties have top notch security, Kurt."

Kurt nodded. "I know. I just snuck in a side door…in an alley…and walked right in."

Blaine processed this. "Uh huh." He put the camera down, giving Kurt the perfect opportunity to snatch it off the bed. He put it back in his desk and faced Blaine. "Who did you go with? You couldn't have done this all by yourself."

Kurt shook his head. "I did it alone."

Blaine laughed. "Kurt, you are flat out lying to me right now."

Kurt internally sighed. Well, that lie got me nowhere… what else have I got?

"Okay, fine." Kurt said, coming up with a second lie to try on Blaine. "I was walking and saw the line to get in. I paid a guy fifty bucks from my birthday money to take my camera in with him and take pictures. I heard rumors that Chris Colfer was going to be there so I told him to take pictures of him specifically. I came back a couple hours later and waited outside of the door for the guy. He gave me back my camera and I went home. I just wanted to seem cool…like I knew Chris Colfer."

Kurt looked up at Blaine through his eyelashes to see if he bought it.

"Did you do that to try to impress me, Kurt?" Blaine asked, looking almost touched.

"Sure…yeah! Yeah I wanted to impress you because I knew how much you liked Chris Colfer." Kurt said, loving that Blaine almost handed him an out to his lie.

Blaine stood up from the bed and hugged Kurt. "Thank you." Blaine said into his shoulder.

"Blaine, I am really tired so I was thinking of heading to bed now if that's okay."

Blaine nodded. "Of course." He kissed Kurt quickly on the lips. "So, how about we test out this 'boyfriends' thing by having a movie marathon all weekend? We can spend a lazy Friday, Saturday, and Sunday together…feeling this thing out."

Kurt froze. He was so busy these next two weeks he was going to have very little time to hang out with Blaine. When Blaine was just his friend, it was fine if he cancelled. But now that Blaine was his boyfriend, he couldn't just cancel with no reason or not see him outside of first hour for a couple weeks. He was going to have to be present and functional and a part of this relationship way more than he was used to with Blaine. Just then, he had called Kurt out on his lie. He had never done that before. He just went along with whatever excuse Kurt came up with at the time….and sometimes he gave no explanation at all. Blaine already wanted reasons and the truth… and Kurt wasn't sure how this was going to work. And now that he sacrificed their friendship for this 'relationship'…he was fully committed. And Kurt was terrified.

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