Just when fourteen year old Blaine thought the bullying couldn't get much worse, it did. And now he couldn't find anyone to fix it. Oneshot. COMPLETE.

He knew he had to change something when his eight year old son looked up at him, pale and feverish and with a challenge in the eyes that were so like his dead mother's. Oneshot. COMPLETE.

In which Rory gets a bloody nose, Kurt takes a stand, and Blaine just wants to be helpful. Based on "Mash-Off." Oneshot. COMPLETE.

Eight year old Kurt just wanted to bake a cake for his mother's birthday, even if Mollie wasn't there to celebrate it. Written as a thank you for Muchacha10. Oneshot. COMPLETE.

Burt and Kurt have a chance to talk before the Hudson-Hummel wedding. A variance on the deleted scene from "Furt." Oneshot. COMPLETE.

Finn Hudson considers himself to be fairly useless in an emergency, especially when that emergency involves his stepbrother coming down with a bad case of the stomach flu. But maybe he can learn something. Klaine. Hudmel Family. Oneshot. COMPLETE.

What if, during "Grilled Cheesus," Finn didn't just lurk in the library and sing while spying on Kurt, but actually tried to do something to help him? Oneshot. COMPLETE.

Burt Hummel was just another Lima loser- a college dropout with an unexpectedly pregnant girlfriend. But he underestimated things. After all, Mollie would have never settled for a loser, and their son was certainly meant for great things.

Francey never admitted it, but she always blamed herself for what happened to Blaine. Spun off chapter three of "Knife Going In." Oneshot. COMPLETE.

Set during "Grilled Cheesus." Kurt is a master at shielding his emotions. But when he finally allows himself to voice his unspoken thoughts, the least likely person imaginable comes to comfort him. Oneshot. COMPLETE.

Kurt has never been one to ask for help. But when a prank goes too far, he has no choice but to reluctantly let Finn and Quinn interfere on his behalf.

He tells them he would rather be alone, but he's probably lying. Spoilers for "Grilled Cheesus." Oneshot. COMPLETE.

AU. The last thing Burt Hummel wanted was a foster kid, especially one as skittish as Kurt. But when he finds out that Kurt has been viciously abused, it changes the game. Maybe he needs this kid as much as the kid needs him.

Spoilers for "Never Been Kissed." Will knew that, despite everything, Kurt could take care of his own problems pretty well. But he never expected to see him break down in the locker room. Oneshot. COMPLETE.

He was told the boys were in a car wreck. He was told his son was fine. But he was told a lot of things, and mistakes are always possible.

Takes place during "Theatricality." Quinn doesn't understand why a frantic phone call from Kurt makes Mercedes flip out like that. But maybe she just doesn't quite understand the concept of empathy. Oneshot. COMPLETE.

Finn can't even protect Kurt on an average day. How is he supposed to take care of a four year old version of Kurt? AU. Based on Kivrin's story Morning Shows the Day. Oneshot. COMPLETE.

Kurt and his mother talk about love and loss and grieving. For Lincoln. Oneshot. COMPLETE.

Kurt knew from a very young age that there was nothing wrong with him at all. His mother made sure of that. Oneshot. COMPLETE.

Between glee, Cheerios, a convalescing father, and being the only gay kid at school, Kurt might possibly be starting to crack. But when his best friend from childhood and his first relationship come into his life, will they make things better...or worse?

When Burt Hummel lost his wife, he let a lot of things fall by the wayside- especially his relationship with his son. But the spirit of his wife and an unholy trinity of Christmas ghosts might help him change that.

It's Kurt's first day at Dalton, away from McKinley. Everyone's just glad he's okay...but Puck takes it seriously. Maybe too seriously. Oneshot. COMPLETE.

"Grilled Cheesus Part III": He's just too tired to take this anymore. Klaine. A series that fills in the massive gaps in season 2.

Kurt doesn't remember why his father insists on taking him to see the Nutcracker every Christmas. Burt remembers, perhaps a little too clearly, that it was his first step his wife made him take towards accepting his unusual little boy. Oneshot. COMPLETE.

Kurt has a secret, and he doesn't care if it goes straight to his pear-shaped hips. Finn's just happy he gets brownies out of the deal. Oneshot. COMPLETE.