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"So I booked the appointment for 3 PM next week. Is that ok?"
"Yeah, yeah of course..." Kurt nodded, flicking through a magazine.
"I know you're mad about me booking you an appointment... But you need to see a doctor." Blaine smiled and kissed his boyfriend on the head.
"I know... I'm actually feeling a lot better now." Kurt smiled back. He stood, placing his magazine down and resting against the table. He took his boyfriends hands in his own. "If I get better before next week... I won't have to go to the hospital. Agreed?" He smiled and pulled his boyfriend closer.
Blaine rolled his eyes and smiled. "Agreed." Leaning forward, he planted a kiss on his boyfriends lips and turned, beginning to make breakfast. "So that means I wanna see you eat something, and actually take it down without vomiting." He turned on the frying pan.
"That's fair." Kurt smiled, he turned and made his way back towards the bedroom.
"Oh, by the way, do you know what happened to the steaks that were defrosting? They've sorta gone." Blaine asked, he looked back over his shoulder at his boyfriend.
Kurt shrugged. "No clue. How about I go out and grab some more from the shop?"
"Doesn't matter, I'll just cook something else for dinner later. Those steaks were expensive." Blaine sighed.
'They tasted it...' Kurt thought, before shaking his head slightly and making his way back to the bedroom to get changed.
*------*------*
"What... What did I just..." He stared down at his hands, blood from the raw meat still dripping from his mouth. He shook his head slightly and stumbled back, looking around. He turned and quietly made his way to the bedroom.
Standing in the doorway covered in blood he watched his boyfriend sleep. He turned, making his way back over to the lounge/dining area. He crawled atop the table and opened the window. He didn't want to go down into the street looking like he did. Sighing, he made his way onto the fire escape, his bear feet touching the cool metal.
He made his way up the last floor of the building and onto the roof. He could have made it up the stairwell, but again, he didn't want to run into people. He sat down on the edge, looking out over Ohio. It would be nice when himself and Blaine moved back to New York, but for now it was nice to be able to see the stars, look out over the dark city, twinkling of the buildings.
The air was refreshing, and he could feel the blood drying on his face. He tried to pace his breathing as it suddenly fluctuated. What exactly was happening to him? What was he becoming?
"A vampire."
He turned, shocked. That was the first time he saw her. "W-what?" He asked.
She hung upside down, an outline of a person with piercing blue eyes.
She dropped down, turning in mid air to land on his hands and feet, like a cat. "Who - who are you?" Kurt asked. He suddenly felt more relaxed.
She made her way over, sitting next to him casually. One leg hung down, one up to her chest. "Name's Exza." She smirked and held her hand up. He shook it. "Seems like tonight was your first feast." She smirked once again. "Hope you didn't eat your boyfriend, he was cute."
"No... Just some steaks." Kurt sighed. "So... What you're saying is that... I'm a vampire?" He asked.
"Yep." She lit a cigarette and began to smoke it.
"And how did you find me? You all got a vampire dating site or something?" He smiled.
"We have a very distinct smell. A smell that draws us together but shows us that another's vampires blood won't sustain us. Pretty soon you'll have your predator eyes." She looked to him, smirking as she did so. "You're cute. We should be friends."
"Wait a second... I have questions." Kurt said.
"They'll have to wait. I'm sorry but I need to disappear for now. Hunters." She smirked and stood. "Just kidding. The hunters don't live near here. They won't find you." She sighed and pulled her hood back up. "Sorry never asked for your name?"
"Kurt Hummel." Kurt smiled.
"Well Kurt Hummel, I'll see you soon." She smirked one last time before disappearing into the darkness again.
*------*------*
"Kurt?" Blaine called through. "Breakfast!"
Kurt looked up from his book, quickly shoving it back into the drawer full of vampire and paranormal related myths and stereotypes. Not being one to like to conform to stereotypes he didn't listen to most of the things he read. "Coming!" He called through to the kitchen. He sighed and got up, walking into the kitchen and greeting his boyfriend. He sat down at the table and smiled across at Blaine.
"What do you think?" Blaine asked.
"Looks delicious." Kurt answered.
Chicken salad, sushi and tea.
"I thought something light, something we'd both enjoy and we both know how much you like sushi." Blaine smirked.
"Well I do like me some raw fish." Kurt smirked back.
"Tuck in then silly pants." Blaine began eating and Kurt followed.
The raw fish tasted nice, it didn't make him want to throw up. Eventually he knew he would have to tell his boyfriend of his impending vampirism... Before he had the urge to bite him. But for now, he was happy being somewhat normal.
"We should have sushi more often." He smiled.
"Mm, it is really nice."

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"So I booked the appointment for 3 PM next week. Is that ok?"
"Yeah, yeah of course..." Kurt nodded, flicking through a magazine.
"I know you're mad about me booking you an appointment... But you need to see a doctor." Blaine smiled and kissed his boyfriend on the head.
"I know... I'm actually feeling a lot better now." Kurt smiled back. He stood, placing his magazine down and resting against the table. He took his boyfriends hands in his own. "If I get better before next week... I won't have to go to the hospital. Agreed?" He smiled and pulled his boyfriend closer.
Blaine rolled his eyes and smiled. "Agreed." Leaning forward, he planted a kiss on his boyfriends lips and turned, beginning to make breakfast. "So that means I wanna see you eat something, and actually take it down without vomiting." He turned on the frying pan.
"That's fair." Kurt smiled, he turned and made his way back towards the bedroom.
"Oh, by the way, do you know what happened to the steaks that were defrosting? They've sorta gone." Blaine asked, he looked back over his shoulder at his boyfriend.
Kurt shrugged. "No clue. How about I go out and grab some more from the shop?"
"Doesn't matter, I'll just cook something else for dinner later. Those steaks were expensive." Blaine sighed.
'They tasted it...' Kurt thought, before shaking his head slightly and making his way back to the bedroom to get changed.
*------*------*
"What... What did I just..." He stared down at his hands, blood from the raw meat still dripping from his mouth. He shook his head slightly and stumbled back, looking around. He turned and quietly made his way to the bedroom.
Standing in the doorway covered in blood he watched his boyfriend sleep. He turned, making his way back over to the lounge/dining area. He crawled atop the table and opened the window. He didn't want to go down into the street looking like he did. Sighing, he made his way onto the fire escape, his bear feet touching the cool metal.
He made his way up the last floor of the building and onto the roof. He could have made it up the stairwell, but again, he didn't want to run into people. He sat down on the edge, looking out over Ohio. It would be nice when himself and Blaine moved back to New York, but for now it was nice to be able to see the stars, look out over the dark city, twinkling of the buildings.
The air was refreshing, and he could feel the blood drying on his face. He tried to pace his breathing as it suddenly fluctuated. What exactly was happening to him? What was he becoming?
"A vampire."
He turned, shocked. That was the first time he saw her. "W-what?" He asked.
She hung upside down, an outline of a person with piercing blue eyes.
She dropped down, turning in mid air to land on his hands and feet, like a cat. "Who - who are you?" Kurt asked. He suddenly felt more relaxed.
She made her way over, sitting next to him casually. One leg hung down, one up to her chest. "Name's Exza." She smirked and held her hand up. He shook it. "Seems like tonight was your first feast." She smirked once again. "Hope you didn't eat your boyfriend, he was cute."
"No... Just some steaks." Kurt sighed. "So... What you're saying is that... I'm a vampire?" He asked.
"Yep." She lit a cigarette and began to smoke it.
"And how did you find me? You all got a vampire dating site or something?" He smiled.
"We have a very distinct smell. A smell that draws us together but shows us that another's vampires blood won't sustain us. Pretty soon you'll have your predator eyes." She looked to him, smirking as she did so. "You're cute. We should be friends."
"Wait a second... I have questions." Kurt said.
"They'll have to wait. I'm sorry but I need to disappear for now. Hunters." She smirked and stood. "Just kidding. The hunters don't live near here. They won't find you." She sighed and pulled her hood back up. "Sorry never asked for your name?"
"Kurt Hummel." Kurt smiled.
"Well Kurt Hummel, I'll see you soon." She smirked one last time before disappearing into the darkness again.
*------*------*
"Kurt?" Blaine called through. "Breakfast!"
Kurt looked up from his book, quickly shoving it back into the drawer full of vampire and paranormal related myths and stereotypes. Not being one to like to conform to stereotypes he didn't listen to most of the things he read. "Coming!" He called through to the kitchen. He sighed and got up, walking into the kitchen and greeting his boyfriend. He sat down at the table and smiled across at Blaine.
"What do you think?" Blaine asked.
"Looks delicious." Kurt answered.
Chicken salad, sushi and tea.
"I thought something light, something we'd both enjoy and we both know how much you like sushi." Blaine smirked.
"Well I do like me some raw fish." Kurt smirked back.
"Tuck in then silly pants." Blaine began eating and Kurt followed.
The raw fish tasted nice, it didn't make him want to throw up. Eventually he knew he would have to tell his boyfriend of his impending vampirism... Before he had the urge to bite him. But for now, he was happy being somewhat normal.
"We should have sushi more often." He smiled.
"Mm, it is really nice."