Kurt Hummel just wants to get through his Junior Year at McKinley in one piece. But when the new guy from Dalton Academy Reform School for Boys takes an alarming interest in him, he's certain he's going to be in for a wild ride. Badboy!Blaine, Klaine, AU

Living with Blaine in New York, Kurt continues to work on recovery. Warning: self-harm This story is the sequel to "Perfect," which should be read first.

Kurt has been shipped off to live with his big brother Carson in New York. They haven't seen each other in 8 years. The last thing Kurt wants is to be here. Will things work out eventually? Will Blaine, Carson's room mate make the stay worthwhile? & Seb.

Kurt finds a strange journal belonging to the intellectual, mysterious BDA, and decides to leave a message for him. AU *rated T just for chapter 7, K for basically everything else* Now on Scarves & Coffee!

Sequel to Stopping and Growing. Read that first and don't be scared by the number of chapters. Follows Kurt and Blaine through the rest of senior year, dealing with their new style of relationship. Follows canon quite a bit. Warnings: d/s, spanking, other stuff mentioned in relevant chapters

Based on a GKM Prompt: Blaine has had a crush on his elder brother Kurt ever since he was young. Now, even with Kurt going to be his teacher at McKinley High, Blaine doesn't let anything stop in his way to make Kurt his. dark!Blaine. loving, protective!Kurt.

Perfection was what he strove for. That was almost his entire reason for coming to Dalton, except for the bullying. At Dalton, Kurt could start over. He could be whoever he wanted to be. And Kurt wanted to be perfect. Warning: self-harm

When Kurt is attacked, Blaine instantly leaves college to take care of him. With one decision, their entire relationship is changed and their futures reshaped. It also makes everyone around them realize just how close they really are. AU.

Blaine is the most popular kid at school, he's also a bully. Kurt is the new kid and the victim of the football team, but bullying somebody doesn't necessarily mean you won't end up liking them, even if you try your best not to. Rated M for later