Drabble: Precious 

kurtsieklyssa:

Title: Precious

Word Count: 263

Rating: G

Summary: Their little girl is home! Sugary sweet fluff with a dash of humor.

For Brittany who needed something happy to brighten her day.

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idoltina:

innypocket asked: Characters 10 and 6 sitting together on a bus on a field trip.

[ted mosby (how i met your mother) and kurt hummel (glee)]

“Excuse me, is this seat taken?”

Ted glances up from the latest issue of New York Magazine to find a tall, pale kid clutching the strap of his messenger bag. “Uh, no,” Ted says politely. “It’s all yours.” He scoots a little closer to the window even though it really isn’t necessary and offers his hand. “I’m Ted.”

The kid (not even really a kid, college age, maybe) offers him a tight smile and shakes his hand. “Kurt.”

“Where you headed?”

“Lima,” Kurt answers shortly, and it’s clear that he’d really rather be staying in New York.

“Shaker Heights,” Ted supplies, nudging Kurt’s arm. “Near Cleveland. You grow up in Ohio too?”

Kurt nods. “Headed back to see family?”

“No, actually,” Kurt sighs. “My dad’s in DC —”

“Wait,” Ted cuts in. “You’re Congressman Hummel’s kid, aren’t you?” Kurt hums at him disinterestedly and digs through his messenger bag. He unearths a sketchpad and flips it open, revealing an array of intricate fashion designs. Ted leans in a little closer, he can’t help it. “Wow.” Kurt blinks over at him in surprise. “Sorry, it’s just — those are really good.” He leans in conspiratorially and grins. “I’d know. I’m an architect.”

“Oh, well… thank you.” Kurt colors a little, clearly pleased. “What are you headed back for?” he asks politely. “Class reunion?”

“No,” Ted laughs. “My twentieth isn’t for another four years. Aaaand I just showed my age.” Kurt actually smiles at him. “Family reunion. What about you, if your dad’s in DC?”

The smile disappears from Kurt’s face as his lips thin into a line and he turns his attention back to his sketches. “My boyfriend’s the lead in the school musical. Today was the only day I could get time off to see him.”

“That’s nice of you. Long distance?”

Another look of surprise from his seatmate and Ted’s starting to get the feeling that Kurt doesn’t usually have many positive interactions with strangers. “Yeah, actually,” Kurt admits, leaning back in his seat and studying Ted a little. “I haven’t seen him since I moved out to New York last month.”

“Long distance sucks,” Ted empathizes. “I tried it once, with this girl Victoria. I thought it’d be really romantic to beat the odds, you know?”

“Did you?”

“God, no,” Ted laughs. “No, that was a disaster. I ended up cheating on her and she’d pretty much fallen for someone else — she married him, actually, back in May.”

“So you’re not a believer anymore, then,” Kurt says thinly.

“No, it’s not that — I am,” Ted enthuses, turning in his seat a little. “Fate, destiny, epic romance — I believe in all of it. It’s just — long distance is hard. And sometimes — a lot of the time — it doesn’t work out. But that doesn’t mean it never does. My best friend Marshall — he and his wife Lily met our freshman year of college. Lily studied in Paris for a semester and they survived it.” Kurt’s silent, and Ted shifts in his seat, trying to diffuse the awkward tension. “How long have you and your boyfriend been together?”

“A year and a half,” Kurt says quietly. A beat, and then he’s digging in his pocket for his phone, thumb flitting across the screen. He hands the phone to Ted gingerly, who takes it and glances down at the photograph on the screen. It’s a picture of Kurt with another kid, short with slicked back hair.

“Very nice,” Ted says with a smile. “Very dashing.”

“I miss him,” Kurt admits softly, taking the phone back. “I — it’s hard. We both want to be in New York, he’s just a year behind and —”

“You’ll be fine,” Ted says encouragingly. “Look, you’re already making the effort to see him and you’ve only been apart a month. If you both keep doing that, you’ll make it. Marshall visited Lily while she was in Paris.”

“And you didn’t?” Kurt pries. “With Victoria?”

Ted shakes his head. “No. She was on a cooking fellowship in Germany, I was working — the whole thing was just a mess. It was hard to envision a future together when we were that far apart.”

“He gave me a ring,” Kurt blurts, and he looks a little embarrassed at the admission but keeps going. “Last Christmas, he made me a promise ring out of gum wrappers. I thought — I thought he was proposing.”

Ted offers him a small smile. “Sounds like a love for the ages.” Kurt grins. “Hang in there. Marrying your high school sweetheart? That’s the kind of love story I’d kill to have.”

ohiostarkid:

Blaine Anderson how long have you owned that shirt.

plumey:

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