The Princess and the Carpenter

by Symphonic Fantasia

They weren't so different from one another although others may not think so. Just because she was a "princess" didn't mean that the carpenter didn't belong with her. It just took a bit of chiseling to see who they really were deep down. And even then, they would only show those halves to one another.

10. Fight

Disclaimer: I don't own the characters you see in here. Just the plot. Based on HarvestMoonAddict/Regardless1604's Rival Couples Challenge.

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Could what he and Dia had really be called a fight? Yes, she was angry and threw things at him, but was it a fight? He hadn't done anything wrong. All Kurt tried to do was comfort her and she pushed him away. He didn't even touch her, either. Kurt didn't get a chance to walk into the room when she told him to leave.

So... was it a fight?

"I'd say it was. I'd always say she was so sick of your ass that she wanted you gone. I would do it, too," Gwen answered for him one day.

That stung, but Kurt didn't think that was the problem. The problem wasn't him and it couldn't be. What had he done wrong? The only way he could find out is if he was to talk to her. ... Unfortunately, he was avoiding her just like she was avoiding him.