AN: Because I truly believe that Klaine is forever here is a look into their future from my mind. Inspired by lyrics from "Hey Soul Sister" by Train.

This was it. It was time that he stopped coming up with excuses and just proposed already before he lost the ring he had bought for Kurt. What did it matter if he hadn't actually planned to do this tonight. It seemed like every time he planned something fate had a way to seeing that it didn't happen despite the two of them being right for one another. Blaine had known that for years, though it had taken him a bit to realize it.

"I did it!" Kurt exclaimed, hurrying through the crowd of other graduates and their family and friends toward Blaine.

The congratulations that he was prepared to tell his boyfriend was knocked out of him, as Kurt threw his arms around him. Recovering his breath, Blaine returned the fierce hug, finally getting out a 'congratulations.'

Kurt finally pulled back. "You don't seem all that happy for me?" Kurt commented scrutinizing his boyfriend.

"It's not that. I'm ecstatic that you've graduated from NYADA it's just, well I guess I'm a little nervous."

"Nervous? Why are you nervous?" Kurt asked, his tone taking on a bit of a panic sound.

"Nervous because. . ."

Blaine paused as he fished in his pocket for the jewelry box containing the ring. Kneeling down, not caring that he was attracting the attention of those around him, Blaine opened the box and held it out for him.

"Kurt Nathaniel Hummel, would you do me the honor of marrying me?" Blaine asked, looking nervously up at his boyfriend of the past five years.

"I can't believe you're doing this here," Kurt hissed, looking nervously around the room.

"That's not an answer."

"If you stand up and stop drawing attention to us, then yes I'll marry you."

Blaine stood up and stepped into Kurt's nervous but willing embrace as applause erupted around them. Blaine then felt a hand clap down on his shoulder. Breaking away from Kurt he found Burt Hummel standing next to them, a huge grin on his face.

"It's about time one of you actually asked that question," Burt told them, before hugging first Blaine and then his son.