THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU. Because of YOU, my readers, this story has hit over 100,000 views! Thank you for reading!
"I'm so glad we finally got to see Frozen," Blaine said. He had spent the last two hours with his hands clasped around Kurt's arm in pure Disney-induced joy.
"So am I. It was incredible," Kurt said. He was driving back to his house so they could make dinner for Burt and Carole that night, when they passed a yard sale at his neighbor's house. "Hey Blaine, do you mind if we stop here for a minute?" Kurt asked.
"Not at all," Blaine replied.
"I've known the Hendersons since I was little. I babysat for their daughter Jaycee once," Kurt said. They parked and got out and started browsing around the stuff that was set up on tables and blankets around the driveway.
Blaine came across a milk crate stuffed full of old records and started to paw through it.
A few minutes later, Kurt came up to him, an old vase and a flashy hat that was obviously meant to be a part of a child's dance costume in his hands. "Looking for anything in particular?" Kurt asked.
"My dad collects old records. I'm seeing if they have anything that he would be interested in," Blaine said. He rummaged around for a few more minutes, but then he gasped. "Kurt, this is the only Beatles album that he doesn't have yet!" Blaine said in amazement. "He said it's really hard to come by."
"Well then you should get it! Your dad would be so happy!" Kurt said.
Blaine paid for the album and Kurt paid for his stuff and they got back in Kurt's car.
"Hey Blaine, can we go yard sale hopping next weekend?" Kurt asked.
Blaine laughed. "Only if you wear that hat," he replied.
"Oh, you bet I will," Kurt said. They laughed and continued home to make a wonderful meal for Burt and Carole.