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Disclaimer: I'd totally lock up Draco and Harry in a broom closet if I were JK. Sadly not, I don't own any shizz!

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Blaine finally got his head up and started eating his bacon and toast with jam as fast as he could. The first lecture was Charms. He had already made a fool of himself, and didn't want to be the late guy on top of that. Sally told him to slow down, and he did, but only by a mite. He finished his food in four minutes, kissed Sally's forehead, and ran to class.

Blaine then realized he had gone early to breakfast and so was the first person outside the class. The classroom was locked, but the door had way too many locks on it to be put by Kurt. He figured some third-years were trying to emulate the Weasley Twins and put all the locks on the door to give the teacher a hard time. He swore that he was trying to help Kurt as he unlocked his door. He reminded himself again to call him Professor Hummel, and not Kurt like he had been calling him since he saw his name written in beautiful calligraphy. Some of the locks were really tricky and he used some of the hints his Dad had given him over the years. There was one last simple lock and he let that be, so Kurt wouldn't know some kids had played a prank on him, when he heard that oh-so-familiar voice, "Are you trying to score points on the second day of school itself? Worthy of a Ravenclaw, I would say." Blaine groaned inwardly and turned to his side to see Kurt leaning against the wall. He looked hot and Blaine tried to control his downtown as he panicked, "Um, I didn't want your second day to start on such an ominous note. So I did that for you."

Kurt laughed as he stopped leaning and walked towards the door, casting a silent "Alohomora" as he did so. "Twenty points to Ravenclaw, because I put all those locks there. Unlocking and locking charms was something you guys learnt in your first year, so I wanted to refresh everyone's memory. I am not going to cast those spells again though, so let's keep this a secret between us, okay Mister..." Blaine kept looking at Kurt's face, not believing that he could see his mouth move but hear his voice as well. He realized a question was being asked, and nodded. Kurt laughed again and stated, "I was fishing for your name, but maybe I should call you Mr. Feather-hair after today's incident." Blaine smiled widely as he followed Kurt into the class.

Kurt walked to the teacher's table on the dais, placing his satchel on top and performing an intricate charm Blaine was sure resembled some locking spell, while he went to the first bench and sat down. Kurt laughed again, saying, "Well, someone is really eager, Mr. Feather-hair." Blaine didn't know if Kurt was just that charming, or because Kurt had appeared in his dreams for the last four years, but he just couldn't stop smiling at him. He usually took a lot of offence when someone teased him about his hair, since if he left it curly, he was "Mr. Broccoli-head" and if he gelled it, he was "Gel-Lord". Somehow when Kurt teased him, he knew it was light-heartedly seeing how he himself was bullied in high school. Something just struck Blaine then. It wasn't the same way back. He recognized Kurt, but Kurt didn't recognize him back. Now, he definitely knew that he couldn't tell him, at least not now, about him being able to see him throughout high school, because he was pretty sure, Kurt in his anger would take away so many points from Ravenclaw that not one sapphire would be visible in the whole year.

Blaine decided to test the waters a bit by asking, "So, was your schooling just like Hogwarts? Strict teachers who give you loads of homework?" He immediately saw Kurt shut down a bit, as if the light in his eyes had dimmed, as Kurt reminisced, "No...I wish it were like Hogwarts. I would have killed for a beautiful education and trustworthy teachers. Some were nice, but some were just so oblivious that you would want to choke them." Kurt apparently then realized who he was talking to, and lightened the mood by saying, "I make myself sound like a psychopathic killer, taking about killing and choking teachers. Ah well, not everyone gets the cream of the crop, right? And as I have heard from Emma, you happen to be a stellar student." Blaine just blushed. It wasn't his fault that he understood concepts easily so he could explain it to friends who couldn't grasp it till he used an analogy or something simple so they could understand.

The hardest person to teach was Brittany. He loved the girl and adored her simple view of the world, but when she got distracted by random sparks in the corridor or someone's scent in the library, it was difficult for him to start all over again with concepts in Transfiguration. She excelled at Care of Magical Creatures, and Hagrid was one of her closest friends, letting her go and pet unicorns. She was the reason he had deduced that the well-known fact that only virgins could touch unicorns was actually wrong. How he had found out that she wasn't a virgin was something he had blocked away in his mind, never to see that much of breasts ever again.

He looked back up to find Kurt suddenly looking away from him, his cheeks turning pink. Blaine tried to hide the thought of Kurt looking cute with pink cheeks as he said, "So your parents are both wizards?" He saw Kurt conflicted about something, but as he opened his mouth, most of the students started pouring in. Kurt gave him an apologetic look as he started the class, and Blaine just felt victorious over the small conversation he had with his dream-man.