A/N: so sorry guys, but real life and a new love – yes, awww - got on the way of everything I had planned. I apologize, cause I know how annoying it can be when people take too long to update, but I promise it won't happen again. So that's the reason of the delay :)

I know that it's sad to see the boys being apart, and it absolutely kills me having to write them that way, but what can we do?

Okay, enough with the babbling

Chapter 4

Even though he was only seventeen, Kurt wasn't the type of person to admit that he had flaws. He knew about them, of course he did, but he would never admit it in front of other people. His pride was too big for it. And that's why it was so hard for him to admit that he had made a terrible mistake, probably the worst of his life, by telling Blaine they should break up.

It wasn't the dream in particular that made him realize his mistake, but mostly because he realized, during the dream, that being apart from Blaine could never be less painful for him, but only more painful. Yes, they weren't exactly together, since Blaine was unfortunately, in another country, but just the fact of know that he had Blaine, that he had the boy he loved by his side, even if metaphorically speaking, was one hundred times better than being alone and missing Blaine and he couldn't let them both lose it.

He decided to talk to the person who mostly understood Blaine, after himself. He knows that, if there's someone that can help him to make it up to Blaine, that someone is Emily, his mother. Kurt decides to call her, right on the day when he's supposed to talk to Blaine about their breaking up.

"Hello, Emily Anderson speaking" she says, in the moment she answers the phone.

Kurt breathes for a moment.

"Hi, Emily, it's Kurt" he says, feeling a little embarrassed. He knows Blaine and he also knows that the boy probably called Emily right after their tragic phone call, to talk to his mother.

"Oh, hello honey. How are you?"

For Kurt's surprise, Emily didn't seem to know much about their discussion, but when he asked her if they could have tea in that afternoon, he knew that she felt something different in the air.

Emily was preparing to go to the studio and have a day full of work when the phone rang. When she heard Kurt's voice over the other line, she immediately knew it was because of their phone call the other day.

Blaine called her while she was working, to ask her for an advice. It broke her heart, but Emily knew how the boys were. She knew that, even when they were little, there would be fights, most of them involving Power Rangers and who would sing Ariel's part of the song,but now they were older, and she also knew that, the problems they faced were bigger and bigger. Distance was one of them.

She agreed happily in having Kurt over for a cup of tea. She couldn't deny that she absolutely adored the boy, and she knew how it felt like to be young and make mistakes.

I should've given you a much bigger chapter, but it's more like a filler, just so I can finish some other stuff on the next one.