AN: Yes, I managed to write a drabble from the "Furt" episode with Blaine though he didn't appear in the episode. Hope you all enjoy it!
Prompt: Albus Dumbledore "There's always a choice between what is right and what is easy." - 'Harry Potter'
"I could have just outed him right there and my life would have been so much easier," Kurt told me over the phone, as he related to me the meeting in the office.
"Then why didn't you?" I ask, tapping the eraser of my pencil on the page my geometry book was open to. I had been trying to get my geometry homework out of the way before Warbler practice when Kurt called. Despite having already ignored a call from my mother ten minutes ago, I found Kurt's call impossible to ignore given what I knew the other teen had been through over the last couple of weeks since I had met him.
"Because the easy route is seldom the right thing to do. If it was maybe Finn would be a bit more consistent in standing up for me or no one would have made a fuss over me partnering with Sam for the duet challenge."
I couldn't help but smile at his answer and the way he said it made it sound as if it was such an easy distinction to make. I knew from experience that going the route of what was right was a difficult choice to make. After all, running to Dalton had been so much easier than going back to my old school following the Sadie Hawkins dance.
"You're a better person than I am, Kurt Hummel. I probably would have outed him," I admitted.
"If I compromise my values than Karofsky wins anyway," Kurt answered.
"You're right," I told him, still knowing that I wouldn't be so noble if I was in his place. "But he's gone right? They expelled him."
"Unless they appeal and the ruling is overturned, yeah," Kurt said. "I just hope his friends don't decide to retaliate."
"Don't go borrowing trouble."
"You sound like my father," Kurt told me.
"Guess there are worse people I could sound like," I replied. "Besides, we can't both be wrong, can we?"
"I guess not," Kurt admitted. "I should let you go. I know you have Warbler practice soon."
"You're right. I'm glad things are working out for you, Kurt. Stay in touch."
"I will," Kurt promised, before the call was ended.
Lowering the phone I looked down at the screen as I thought about the new friend I had made. I always knew that there was a choice between doing what was right and just taking the easy route. Never had I imagined I would find someone for who that choice was so clear cut but I had. It was just one more thing that intrigued me about Kurt Hummel.