A/N: I don't know what this is..it's like three or so ideas combined together. Inspired by watching countless interviews, and finding out that Chris Colfer used to love the pink power ranger, and equates himself with a llama and Darren Criss plays a multitude of instruments and writes his own music. So yea. But let me just say that I seriously want Blaine to sing Not Alone on Glee. So I made it happen. Let me know what you think!

Disclaimer: I don't own Glee, Chris and Darren's preferences, talents, words, so on...

Kurt and Blaine were in Kurt's single room at Dalton Academy, doing their homework together. Their books were spread out all over the floor, and Blaine was leaning against the foot of Kurt's bed doing his math homework, while Kurt sat cross-legged next to him, writing an essay for his history class. Suddenly Blaine slammed his math textbook shut and threw his notebook on the ground. Kurt looked up at him in surprise. Blaine sighed, "Homework is sooooo boring."

Kurt sighed too and slowly closed the notebook he was writing in. There was no use working on it now if Blaine was just going to distract him. "So, what would you rather do?" Kurt asked.

Blaine thought for a moment before randomly saying, "Tell me a secret."

"A secret?"

"I don't know, tell me something about when you were little."

"Uhhmmm...I don't know...I used to be in love with the pink power ranger."

Blaine turned to stare at his friend "You are aware that the pink power ranger is a girl right?"

"Yea...I don't know...it might have just been the fact that it was pink..." Kurt laughed

"Oh yes, her power rangers costume was very fashionable." Blaine agreed.

"Yea, I liked the pterodactyl thing too."

Blaine laughed loudly.

Kurt just smiled at him, whilst remembering the old show he used to love. Then he inched a little closer to Blaine, so his knee was touching Blaine's leg. "Your turn."

"Huh?"

"You tell me a secret."

"Ok then...I play a mean kazoo."

"...You play the kazoo...?"

"Oh yes I do! I also play the piano, violin, guitar, and the drums."

"I honestly have no response to that"

"Oh Kurt, c'mon" Blaine said, playfully hitting Kurt's shoulder.

"I'm just kidding" Kurt laughed "That's quite awesome actually...I would love to hear some of this talent at some point."

Blaine opened his mouth and was just about to respond when Wes and David burst into the room.

Kurt looked at them, startled. "Umm...hello..."

David looked at them urgently, "Emergency Warblers meeting now."

Kurt and Blaine shared a confused look as they turned towards each other, them stood up, walking out of Kurt's room to the Warbler's practice room.

They got there and sat down next to each other on a couch, as they waited for a few more people to arrive. Once everyone was there and seated, Wes banged his gavel. "This Warblers meeting has now begun," he said officially.

Kurt tried to listen, but he was too busy concentrating on Blaine's hand, which was absentmindedly rubbing circles on Kurt's knee. Kurt tried to get his mind of off this, and focus on the meeting, but it ended soon after it had started. Kurt realized this as he heard everyone talking as they left the room. Apparently Wes was just bored, and decided to call a meeting in an attempt to get someone to do something with him...and it didn't seem to work. Kurt and Blaine were both a bit distracted, and didn't leave, and soon, they were the only ones left in the room.

Blaine looked around and laughed, "And then here were two."

Kurt laughed too, "We should probably to back to doing our homework..."

"Aww...where's the fun in that?" Blaine asked.

"Well it's certainly not fun...but I have to finish up my essay!"

"How much do you have left?"

Kurt thought for a moment, "Like a paragraph and a half."

"Oh that's not that much!"

"I'll finish it up quickly then!" Kurt said as he went to get up from the couch. Blaine still had his hand on Kurt's leg though, and he pushed down a little, and Kurt sat back down.

Kurt sighed, "What do you want?"

"What's your favorite animal?"

Kurt raised an eyebrow. "Blaine, I have homework."

"Oh c'mon Kurt, later."

"My favorite animal? A llama."

"Really..? ...why?"

Kurt blushed. "...well it's just..."

Blaine brought his legs up on the couch and turned to face Kurt. "What?"

"I've always thought of myself as a social llama."

Blaine stared at him "...a...social llama...?"

"Well definitely at least when I was at McKinley."

"Social llama?" Blaine repeated confused.

"Well I mean, where does a llama go? It's not a horse or a goat or anything. And people just laugh at it cause it has funny hair and-"

Blaine cut off Kurt's rant. "You don't have funny hair."

Kurt rolled his eyes, "That's not what I meant, it's just llamas are like the weird animal that no one really wants to hang out with and it's all alone..." Kurt said quietly

"You're not alone anymore Kurt." Blaine said seriously. He then reached down into his bag that was on the floor by the couch and pulled out a notebook. "And you're not weird. Come here." Blaine grabbed Kurt's hand and led him over to the piano bench in the room where he sat down, followed by Kurt. Blaine let go of Kurt's hand, and put the notebook, now opened to a page with lyrics and some notes written on the paper. "You said you wanted to hear my piano playing," Blaine smiled as he placed his hands on the piano keys and started playing. Kurt looked up at him questioningly as Blaine began singing:

"I've been alone, surrounded by darkness; I've seen how heartless the world can be. I've seen you crying, you felt like it's hopeless, I'll always do my best to make you see. Baby you're not alone, cause you're here with me and nothing's ever gonna bring us down cause nothing can keep me from lovin' you, and you know it's true. It don't matter what'll come to be, our love is all we need to make it through-"

He looked over at Kurt, who was smiling widely, following along with the lyrics on the page. Blaine was overjoyed Kurt seemed to like it, and smiled as he continued:

"-Now I know it ain't easy. But it ain't hard trying, every time I see you smiling, and I feel you so close to me and you tell me-"

Kurt, who was still looking at the words written in Blaine's notebook slid a little closer to Blaine, cut him off, and sang:

"Baby you're not alone cause you're here with me, and nothing's ever gonna bring us down cause nothing can keep me from lovin' you and you know it's true, it don't matter what'll come to be, out love is all we need to make it through."

Blaine then joined Kurt, and they both sang:

"I still have trouble, I trip and stumble trying to make sense of things sometimes. I look for reasons, but I don't need 'em; all I need is the look in your eyes, and I realize, Baby I'm not alone, cause you're here with me, and nothing's ever gonna take us down cause nothing can keep me from lovin' you and you know it's true, it don't matter what'll come to be, our love is all we need to make it through. Cause you're here with me and nothing's ever gonna bring us down cause nothing nothing nothing can keep me from lovin' you, and you know it's true, it don't matter what'll come to be you know our love is all we need, our love is all we need to make it through."

They finished singing, and Blaine played the last couple of chords on the piano. Kurt leaned over and rested his head on Blaine's shoulder. "Thank you" he whispered quietly.

Blaine took his arm and wrapped it around Kurt's back, hugging him, as he leaned his head on top of Kurt's.

"Did you write that?" Kurt asked suddenly, breaking the comfortable silence between them.
"...Yea" Blaine said, sounding a little embarrassed.
"Wow...you're amazing."
Blaine pulled Kurt a little closer to him as he said, "Now it's my turn to say thank you." his smile present in his voice.
Kurt nuzzled his head into Blaine's some more. "You're very welcome."