Fic: Falling Is Like This - Chapter 4 of 5

Chapter title: Thursday's Child Has Far to Go
Characters: Kurt/Blaine pre-dating, Blaine's roommate (OC)
Rating: PG-13 (entire story)
Spoilers: 2.14 (Blame It On the Alcohol). This chapter has references to scenes and characters in the movie Brokeback Mountain.
Warnings: In this chapter, language and brief references to sex acts in a movie the characters have seen.
Word count: About 18,000 overall, 3,229 this part
Summary: The fact the he enjoyed kissing Rachel at the party is confusing for Blaine. But what's more confusing is Kurt.
Chapter Summary: Talking to Rachel and letting her try to dash his hopes last night only made Kurt more sure of Blaine's feelings for him. Now, well …

[Oh, and another thing - I marked this as "genre:romance" in kurt_blaine because it seemed the least poor fit of all the genres, but I have been informed that "genre:angst" could also work. I though angst was for hard stuff like suicide, murder, zombie attacks, brain damage and hate crimes, which is why I didn't use it, but, yeah, there's quite a bit of emotional confusion - er, emotional angst - in here. Personally, I prefer the genre:hurt/comfort tag that beyond_dapper offers, but beggars can't be choosers.]
 
( Chapter 4: Thursday's Child Has Far to Go )

Fic: Falling Is Like This - Chapter 4 of 5

Chapter title: Thursday's Child Has Far to Go
Characters: Kurt/Blaine pre-dating, Blaine's roommate (OC)
Rating: PG-13 (entire story)
Spoilers: 2.14 (Blame It On the Alcohol). This chapter has references to scenes and characters in the movie Brokeback Mountain.
Warnings: In this chapter, language and brief references to sex acts in a movie the characters have seen.
Word count: About 18,000 overall, 3,229 this part
Summary: The fact the he enjoyed kissing Rachel at the party is confusing for Blaine. But what's more confusing is Kurt.
Chapter Summary: Talking to Rachel and letting her try to dash his hopes last night only made Kurt more sure of Blaine's feelings for him. Now, well …

[Oh, and another thing - I marked this as "genre:romance" in kurt_blaine because it seemed the least poor fit of all the genres, but I have been informed that "genre:angst" could also work. I though angst was for hard stuff like suicide, murder, zombie attacks, brain damage and hate crimes, which is why I didn't use it, but, yeah, there's quite a bit of emotional confusion - er, emotional angst - in here. Personally, I prefer the genre:hurt/comfort tag that beyond_dapper offers, but beggars can't be choosers.]
 
( Chapter 4: Thursday's Child Has Far to Go )