I really would just like to say thank you to everyone who is reading, commenting, favouriting and alerting. It really means alot to me!
Here is the next chapter, I'm sorry if it seems a bit jagged, but I haven't written in almost two years so I'm a bit rusty, and with so much back story I'm trying to explain what's happened without putting it into huge paragraphs. But I'm doing my best to correct them, I'm not sure how much longer it will last, my original ideas have kind of been taken over with new ones, there are definitely going to be 3 or 4 chapters left, maybe more, but at the moment i'm aiming for a 10 chapter story, but we shall see, I do have other ideas for different fics on the drawing board, but as its been so long since I wrote anything I dont want to take on anything too big straight away.
Any way, here is the next chapter, once again than so much for your support :)
After that day Kurt and Blaine had become inseparable, mixing their two worlds together; Blaine acting as a mentor for Kurt but learning from him at the same time. He made Kurt realise that he deserved to enjoy life, and be proud of who he was instead of living in fear. And in turn Kurt helped him come to terms with what he had been through, and taught him about romance and passion.
After a few months and an awful incident at McKinley Kurt's father and step mother had allowed him to transfer to Dalton and their bond had thickened. Kurt had fit in easily with the trio that was Blaine, Wes and David and the four boys became even closer. It wasn't until Valentine's Day; after a disastrous public display of affection for someone, that Kurt admitted he had feelings for Blaine.
Blaine had feelings for Kurt too of course, but it took him a while to realise exactly what they were, finding it difficult to move from the best friend/mentor role he had taken.
One fine spring morning just before their regional's competition Blaine's brain had finally clicked and he realised that he was in fact in love with Kurt too.
And the rest as they say was history.
They had each been each other's firsts at times they had been so sickingly cute that their friends, whilst happy for them, preferred to let them be.
When Kurt transferred back to McKinley there was never any doubt that they wouldn't work, and to Blaine though he didn't realise it at the time, it was a blessing in disguise.
Had Kurt been at Dalton on the 3rd April 2011 it would most surely have been him that jumped in front of the bullet for him, and he would not be here now making pancakes. And the thought of that would just be unbearable. Although for the way he acted after that day, it may as well have been Kurt.
After Wes' death, Blaine had been so overcome with grief and guilt that he had pushed everyone away, most importantly Kurt.
Sorry about the length, it looks longer in word and then put it up here and it gets stretched, thanks again guys!