mr. schuester.
Will had been watching them take in the result. Of course, just after the result, he had been comforting them. But now, while they were comforting each other and he stood nearby, leaning against the wall. He was trying to take it all in. He hadn’t even called Emma yet. What would he say?
He was brought out of his thoughts when he heard Blaine. He looked at his student in front of him. “In the past, I would have hope.” Will told him. “But now…I really can’t see her changing her mind. You know what she is like.” Will said. This year hadn’t been going well at all.
“You can’t give up hope now either.” Blaine’s attention kept splitting itself between Will and Sam. Every so soften, his gaze would drift past Will’s shoulder to the boy who looked so broken that Blaine swore there was a hole in the pit of his stomach with how bad it hurt to see him like that.
Reaching over, he gently squeezed Will’s arm and looked directly into his eyes to show how serious he felt about what he was going to say. “I know what she’s like but we need to figure out something for them. This is bigger than grudges or bias or games. This is us we’re talking about here and we need this,” his hurt and frustration was nearly impossible to hide and it was easy to tell he was struggling to keep it in check. “Don’t tell me you’re going to give up?”














