Kurt and Blaine strolled through the mall, hand in hand, both carrying copious amounts of shopping bags. They were heading to Kurt's car after a long day of shopping. "Today was fun," Kurt said.
"Yeah, it really was," Blaine replied. "I really like that new sweater you bought. It really brings out your eyes."
"Thanks. I like the three new bowties you got, too," Kurt said. Blaine smiled. They continued on down the mall towards the exit. Suddenly, something caught Kurt's eye. It was green, sparkly, floor length and slinky. "Wow, would that gown look fantastic on Santana. Hold on, let me take a picture of that and text it to her," Kurt said, whipping out his iPhone and snapping a picture. He saved it and they continued down the mall while Kurt texted it to Santana.
"Oh, hey! It's Jeff!" Blaine said, breaking the hand hold and walking over to Jeff, his Warbler friend. Kurt kept walking. All of a sudden, Kurt's knees hit something hard and he splashed, face first, into the fountain in the middle of the mall. He held his arms above his head to save his phone and his purchases. Blaine came rushing over. "Oh my God Kurt, are you alright?" Blaine asked.
"Just…just get me out of the fountain, please," Kurt said, blushing bright red. People were staring. Blaine helped Kurt hoist himself out of the fountain and wrapped his arm around his boyfriend's waist.
"Are you hurt?" Blaine asked him quietly.
"Just get me out of here," Kurt said. Blaine could tell he wanted to cry. Once they were at the car, Blaine opened the passenger door for Kurt and hopped into the driver's seat, taking Kurt's keys from him. He grabbed a blanket from the backseat and tried to towel Kurt off with it.
"Are you alright?" Blaine asked. By now, Kurt had had enough time to assess himself to see if he was hurt.
"I think so. Just embarrassed," Kurt replied.
"Well that's good. Let's go back to your house so you can put on dry clothes," Blaine said, starting the car. They drove back to Kurt's house and cuddled under the covers, soon forgetting Kurt's little mishap earlier in the day.