Behind The Scenes

by AlwaysAKlainer

Blaine was the main target of bullying at McKinley as the only openly gay kid. When the bullying gets bad, he finds comfort in the quotes and interviews by his celebrity crush, Kurt Hummel, who became famous after getting a role in a movie as a 15-year-old. What happens when Finn says that his brother, who Blaine has never met and doesn’t know, is coming to Ohio for the summer?

1. Prologue

Hey!

This is my first story on and I hope you won't be disappointed. This is a famous!Kurt and fanboy!Blaine story and I don't own any of the characters, ships, brands, locations, Glee plot lines, movies songs or anything that is mentioned in the story. I only own the plot in this fanfic. The prologue will be in Blaine's point of view (first person), but afterwards, it'll be from both Kurt and Blaine's perspectives (third person). I just want to say that there will be no smut in this story and if there will be triggering subjects, I will warn you later on.

I hope you'll like this fanfic and review if you haven't already gotten bored from reading this AN...

Enjoy! :)

—PROLOGUE—

Oblivion. It can either be something that relieves you from being hurt or something that will burn you like when a lit cigarette is thrown into a pool of gasoline, leaving your world in ashes. I was oblivious, young and naïve. I was stupidly naïve when I thought it was alright to go to my old school's Sadie Hawkins dance with another boy, even if it was only as friends. It was stupid to believe that everything would be alright and no one would bat an eye at us, but my stupidity was proven when we got beat up while waiting for his dad to pick us up, which resulted in me getting two bruised ribs, a broken wrist and a dislocated shoulder.

When I was in the hospital after getting beat up, my dad had told me that I would transfer schools when I got out of the hospital and he suggested a private school, Dalton Academy, with a no-bullying policy, but I was mad at myself for running away from my old school, so I told him that I wanted to transfer to another public school to try to stand up for myself, which lead me to where I was now. William McKinley High School in Lima, Ohio. Once again I was stupid. I had heard about the Glee Club and how they were treated by the rest of the school, but I still joined. I loved the Glee club, but the bullying was bad.

On my third day at McKinley -which was in the middle of my freshman year-, a movie came out. When The Sun Stopped Rising,it was called and it was a story about a man and a woman in their forties falling for each other after meeting at a nightclub where they met every night afterwards. Don't get me wrong when I say this, because I'm not criticizing the actors and the acting in the movie, but the real star of the movie was definitely Kurt Hummel, an actor who was my age and played Ezekiel Perez -who went by the name of Z-. It wasn't the biggest part, but it was well acted and Kurt Hummel has rose to fame since then. After his fifth week of fame since the movie's premiere, he was asked by an interviewer if he had a girlfriend and if said girlfriend was supportive of his sudden fame, to which Kurt told the world that he was gay and currently single.

Here we were, about a year later, in the middle of my sophomore year. I was trying to get through every day that was filled with bullying, bruises from getting pushed into lockers, slushies, dumpster tosses, glared and hateful word from those who loathe the Glee Club, while Kurt Hummel's new movie, The L In Love, where Kurt portrayed the lead role, Levi Flores had just come out in cinemas all around the world two months ago. He had also become a role model for many people and a well known LGBTQ figure.

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"Get out of my way, fucking faggot," David Karofsky, my worst tormentor, demanded for the fifth time this week -even though it wasn't even past the lunch break... on a Monday-, and pushed me into a locker, causing my head to hit the door of a locker. As I pushed myself away from the lockers, I felt something run down my temple and my right cheek. Great, I thought to myself, I'm bleeding again. It's always nice to be the only openly gay kid in school. Sensed the sarcasm?

I walk to the bathroom and walk to the sink. As I expected, I could see a little blood run down my face when I looked in the mirror.

After removing the blood from my face and trying to cover the small wound with some of my mother's makeup-which I stole from her-, I make my way to my locker and open it. On the door of my locker, I have pictures of the New Directions and a small picture of me and my brother in the corner, but the most visible thing on the locker door is the picture of Kurt Hummel from a photoshoot with GQ and a quote of his, I cut out of an article about him from half a year ago. I trace my fingers along the side of the quote, reading the words as I always do when the bullying gets me down.

'I have been bullied all through my childhood,' actor Kurt Hummel, 16, says. 'I know that there are days where you feel like it's the end and you either have to change or disappear just to please others, even though it feels like hell to do so. That's why my advice to people who get bullied is to have courage, both to be yourself and to refuse to let yourself get pushed around like you're worth nothing. If you have courage, you can change the world.' The The L Love actor was bullied n school until he moved to Los Angeles, California.

Yes, I admit it, I, Blaine Devon Anderson, had a huge crush on my role model, but that was not important. Kurt Hummel was famous with millions of adoring fans all around the world and he lived across the country. He was from Ohio, but we would never meet. I mean, what are the odds of meeting your celebrity crush?

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I hope you enjoyed the prologue and will read the rest of the story when it'll be published! The next part will written be in third person. I'm so sorry if there are many spelling mistakes, English is not my first language.