If Finn is calling to whine about Rachel and Santana again, Kurt might have to actually use his homework as an excuse to hang up. Warnings: discussion of domestic abuse

Blaine would help Kurt, if he could just figure out how. - Kurt/Blaine, AU from halfway through Furt. Warnings: fighting, bullying, suggestions of ongoing assault but nothing graphic

Kurt just walked into a door. Really. Why won't anyone believe him? Kurt/Blaine, ensemble

But not cold enough to wear that. Blaine's favorite party of the year is the annual ugly Christmas sweater party.

Ten unconnected drabbles based on the random song meme that's been going around. Some angst, some fluff, some humor.

Kurt has the perfect plan to get back at Principal Figgins for telling him what not to wear.

In which Kurt realizes that Blaine has a cheerleader fetish.

They came in the night and took him away.

"Two roads diverged in a wood, and I, I took the one less traveled by." -Robert Frost

The sea-eyed boy longed to drown; the supernova taught him to burn.

"Remembering the moon and the sky and the loveliness that hung above their heads, Blaine led Kurt outside, past Finn and his Skinemax marathon, out the back door of the Hummel-Hudson abode, into the chilly air of the night."

In which the boys plays Call of Duty, the girls talk too much, Wes gets more than he bargained for, and Blaine has a pretty terrible night.

In which a certain traitor makes a return, Blaine has parent issues, Kurt gets some action, and the boys play Call of Duty...again.

Brittany invites Kurt and Blaine to be on her hit webshow, Fondue For Two. For some unknown and inane reason, they accept.

It's lonely, being a guide for someone when you can't even see through your own darkness. Sometimes, you have to let someone else be your light.

Surrounded by shadows, Blaine hides.

In which Wes and David mooch, Blaine tags along, Finn makes new friends, Grandma Hummel preaches, and Kurt just wants some pie; this is a Hummel-Hudson Thanksgiving to remember.

Kurt made his mother a promise to never, ever lose himself. And he plans to keep that promise.

He's just so tired and scared and sleeping for eternity has such a nice sound to it.

When Blaine visited McKinley with Kurt, he never expected to run into anything worse than a couple of bullies; then Blaine met Sue Sylvester.

Kurt returns from taking a five-week course in Italy, and finds that Blaine has a new hickey on his thigh.

In a cozy coffee shop in a small town, a boy with beautiful blue eyes sits at the same table every day, as if he's waiting for something, or someone. Blaine feels strangely compelled to sit down and talk with him… and discovers the unimaginable.

It's okay if you're mad at me, as long as you're mine. Are you still mine? /Sequel to The Secret/

In retrospect, there were signs that Kurt had missed.

During a Warblers trip to Cincinnati, Kurt and Jeff sneak off to visit a gay nightclub, where a brooding stranger takes an interest in Kurt. Can Blaine rescue him in time?