kurt.
The poor lighting in the room was half of the culprit to Oliver’s suspicious appearance. It made it hard to see his face, but the other half of the cause was Oliver himself. Kurt was still getting the hang of some of the smaller changes, but Oliver has been this way for a long time. He let his veins darken and his flesh looked like a sickly grey. It was harder to be noticed creeping around at night if he was darker, though he had no need for it now and was turning back to a human color. Kurt always thought it made him look like a reptile.
He paused when Blaine grabbed his wrist, straightening his back and pushing the hair out of his face with his free hand. He wasn’t intimidated by a human, but he didn’t doubt that Blaine meant business. It was an impressive fire he was radiating. His eyes flickered between Blaine and Kurt before he cracked a grin. “I see the appeal.” He mused, voice hushed. “Don’t worry, handsome, he’ll be back later-”
“He can speak for himself and is right here.” Kurt mumbled. He never saw Blaine like this before, which was understandable considering he never had a reason like this, but still he wasn’t exactly surprised by either of them and sat up with a sigh. He set his hand on Blaine’s, looked him in the eye, and remained as calm as possible as his attempt at reassurance.
The longer he held onto Oliver’s wrist, the more disgusted he felt. There stood the reason why Kurt left. Inside his room. Threatening to take Kurt away–again. “Who said he was leaving now,” he whispered back wishing his razor sharp words had the ability to actually cut. Blaine should have let go of the ‘man’ that was turning him sicker by the moment just being in contact with but instead that want to hurt him as badly as he hurt him–and Kurt–had Blaine gripping tighter for before he felt Kurt’s hand. Something in his resolve broke with the touch. The fire in his stare flickered, not dying out, but dimmed instantly.
Whether it was the fact that he his palm was just a small buffer between Kurt touching that thing and him and the fact that Blaine couldn’t stand the idea of Kurt coming into contact with him? –Even if he’d already done it. Blaine liked to ignore and drown the idea before it ever had the chance to become something more real.– Or something else entirely?
Oliver was released and Blaine laced his fingers with the pale ones that jarred him out of his blood starting to boil hotter than he’d felt it in years. He wasn’t the type to hate people. Hate was a word that was rarely used in his vocabulary of what he was capable of but he hated him and would NEVER be ashamed to let Oliver see the loathing glaring up from below. He begged whispered, “Tell him he doesn’t belong here. You do and you’re going to stay. Please–Kurt?” –Please don’t leave. Not with him.–




