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Scandals was booming. Bodies rocked and writhed together and I was happy to let the crowd float me around the dance floor, like a wave crashing back and forth. I don't normally dance, but tonight I thought I could get lost in the sensation of my body rocking along with all the other people. I barely left Kurt an hour ago and it felt like a million years ago. Scandals was a nice distraction from the turmoil my mind was in.

I somehow found a dance partner among all the bodies and face's that melded together after a while and a couple of beers. He was pure muscle. He was a little shorter than me almost the size of Kurt, but that's where their similarities ended. My dance partner had wide shoulders, biceps that practically ripped his short sleeve shirt, and short blond hair. I had the feeling he could bench press me if he wanted to and from the way he was grinding on me he might want to. I swayed to the left my leg bumping into something that shocked and excited me. He was definitely having a good time. I don't know if it was me or just from the dancing. I know the wind blowing could get me excited, it sent my head reeling. To think I might be able to turn someone on was a turn on, but it's not who I want it to be. Crap, my mind keeps wondering to Kurt. He made himself perfectly clear. Friends. That's all we can be is friends. How am I supposed to be friends with someone I used to torment?

I'm lucky he didn't laugh in my face when I confessed my feelings. Then again that doesn't sound like something he'd do even if I used to bully him. Kurt is too good for such behavior.

The evidence of my dance partner's excitement was now pressed against my leg. A thrill went through me that he was still into what was happening. I took a step back. It didn't seem right to dance with him so closely when I'm not attracted to him. As the night wore on my dance partner and I left the dance floor to get a drink.

We went to the bar and he ordered a beer while I went for water. I need to try and get some of the alcohol out of my system before I can even think about driving home. A little voice in the back of my head said I could always call Kurt. Not a good idea.

We sat on some stools while the bartender put our drinks in front of us.

"Hey what's your name?" My dance partner asked, taking a long pull from his beer.

"Dave," I said over the pulse of the music. I slapped the money for my drink on the bar. "Yours?" I didn't really care. And I felt bad for not caring. The only reason I was at Scandals was to try and forget the sting of rejection that was issued a few hours earlier. I thought I needed to be polite though. The guy did help me forget for a while.

He smiled showing off white teeth. "Colin, listen I've got to go my ride is getting ready to leave without me." I pulled out my phone to check the time and Colin pulled it out of my hands. I would've been angry, but I was too stunned. "Here's my number." He called his phone with mine. "And now I have yours. I'll text you tonight and we can go get coffee tomorrow." Colin smiled; he leaned in and hugged me. "See you."

What the hell just happened? I didn't agree to get coffee did I? It looked like I was hanging out with him whether I wanted to or not. He's a whirlwind. I barely talked to him and he was already hugging me.

I sat at the bar a few more hours letting my buzz ware off so I could drive home. When I finally got home Colin texted like he said he would. I stared at my phone for a while not knowing what to do. I gave in though. Not like I had anything better to do tomorrow and hanging out with Colin might help me get over Kurt. It felt nice to have to someone who wanted to hang out with me though.

Part of me had the urge to call Kurt. This is something someone would share with a friend right? I had his number. A press of the button would give me the wonderfully high voice that I always wanted to hear. I put my phone on my dresser and set my alarm for the next day. I lay down on my bed and closed my eyes. Hopefully sleep wasn't a long way off. Tomorrow was a new day, possibly with a new guy.

I woke to the blaring of my alarm. I rolled over, pulling a pillow over my head. Yeah, I've got a slight hangover. Thank goodness I was meeting Colin for coffee. I chucked my pillow to the ground and took a quick shower. The shower helped me relax a little alleviating the headache that was pounding against my skull. I got out of the shower, checked the time and got dressed quickly. I was running a little bit late. I was meeting Colin at eleven and it was fifteen till. I toweled dried my hair real fast and grabbed my car keys.

I drove a little over the speed to get to the coffee shop, but I made it in time. Colin was waiting for me in line. He smiled and waved. A smiled tugged my lips. He was so happy. I waved to him as I walked closer my heart stopped in my chest then started pounding. The world tilted as I walked to Colin. Kurt and Blaine were in front of him. Never in wildest dreams did I expect to have Kurt right in front of me so soon.

"Hey, Dave what's up?" Colin asked, as I fell into line with him. Kurt jerked around, staring at me like he didn't know how to process what was happening. Neither did I.

"Nothing much just sporting a hangover." I clutched my head, feeling my headache come back tenfold. My stomach roiled as Blaine looked at me, pulling Kurt closer, placing his hand on the small of Kurt's back, steering him with the moving line. Obviously Kurt told him what happened. I tried to quell my temper. I saw red. I wanted to rip them apart. I wanted Kurt to be with me, to see that I've changed. I was ready to be open at least with him. My fists balled at my sides and blood rushed to my face. Too much to handle. Too soon.

Before I could attack Colin laid a hand on my arm snagging my attention away from the couple in front of us. "I knew you'd come." We moved along with the line. It looked like Kurt was trying to lean back. Was he trying to listen to our conversation? Probably not.

"Excuse me?" I was a little dumbfounded.

"My friends all thought you'd bale." Colin leaned in and whispered in my ear. A move that didn't go unnoticed by Kurt. "Because you're still in the closet, right?"

I looked around, paranoid someone might overhear. My face flamed up, I looked Colin the eyes with a frown. "Not that it's any of your business, but yes."

Colin clapped me on the back. His hand was warm. It didn't do anything for me, not like Kurt. "Your secret is safe with me. Now let's order. I need some caffeine." He clapped his hands together and rubbed them as he walked up to the register. I smiled a little. He certainly was an interesting guy. I scanned the coffee shop, finding Kurt and Blaine talking in low whispers not too far away. Colin just wasn't quite right.

The afternoon with Colin flew by. We passed the time by with me listening to him talk about himself. As fascinating as it was I left feeling underwhelmed. He had nothing to say that was remotely interesting. It also might've been because most of my focus was on Kurt. Not that he even noticed. All of his attention was on Blaine. It was like the guy was the center to Kurt's universe. I didn't get it.

I sat on my bed with a sigh. This sucked major ass. I don't know what to do about anything. It's all so freaking confusing! I grabbed my phone off my dresser and punched in Kurt's number. There was no other choice. At least that is what I kept telling myself. It wasn't just because I wanted to hear his voice.

The phone rang a few times when I was about to hang up Kurt answered. "Hello?"

My stomach clenched in a bunch of knots. This was so messed up. I shouldn't call the guy I used to bully then professed my love to. There's no one else to talk to. Not who I want to talk anyway.

"Hello?" Kurt's voiced relaxed my death grip on phone and I grunted a greeting.

"Hey." I didn't know what else to say. I slapped my hand against my face. This was a bad idea. Before I could hang up Kurt's breathy voice stopped me.

"Dave," Kurt said, voice full of wonder and surprise, possibly a little bit of panic.

"Got it in one," I mumbled. I know I shouldn't be an ass to Kurt, but it was so much easier to revert back to my old ways.

"How are you?" Kurt wasn't fazed one bit by my biting tone.

"Fine."

"I saw you today at the coffee shop." Kurt sounded curious about my day out with Colin.

"Yeah, that's actually why I called."

I rubbed the back of my neck. How should I proceed? Kurt let out a short breath. "I'm listening."

I put my elbows on my knees and closed my eyes. I know Kurt couldn't see me, but for some reason it made it easier to talk about all this with my eyes closed. My cheeks warmed as I started my story. "Well…last night I went to Scandals and met Colin. He asked me out to coffee. But all he did was talk about himself. He wants to hang out again and I don't know what to do." I squeezed my eyes tighter waiting for Kurt's response to what I said.

"He looked nervous." Kurt startled me. I opened my eyes. It was like he was in the room with me.

"What?" I tried getting my breathing under control.

"From what I could tell he looked nervous. That's probably why he couldn't stop talking and you were listening intently. Maybe you could give him one more chance and if it doesn't work you might gain a new friend."

I think I could do that. I did keep asking him questions. "Okay, I'll text him now and see if he wants to hang out."

I know I couldn't see Kurt, but I know he had a smile on his face. "That sounds good. Good luck and I'll talk to you later."

Before I could say bye Kurt's lovely voice was gone or at least I thought it was until I heard him greet Blaine. I pulled the phone away from my ear and looked at it. I had the opportunity to listen to Kurt's conversation with Blaine.

No I shouldn't. It's private and between them. Even though the little voice in my head said hang up I held on to every word that passed between Kurt and Blaine. It was hard to resist. I put the phone back to my ear and listened.

"Hey, Blaine how are you?" Kurt said. He sounded so happy. My chest tightened. Yeah, probably not the best idea I ever had. It was one thing to see them together, but it was a whole other world to listen to them. I put my phone against my head. I shouldn't listen to anymore, but I knew I was going to. I just couldn't help myself. I put the phone back to my ear. I missed quite a bit of conversation.

"Kurt we need to talk." Oh, shit those words were never a good sign for a relationship. I held my breath like I imagined Kurt was doing.


Wahoo! Chapter 2 is finished

Chapter 3 will be posted soon