Your writing is so perfect, I actually didn't realize you wrote this during the hiatus after Original Songs until the last part :D You're insanely good, seriously, I want to leave better reviews but my head hurts from the incredible

I'm trying to explain what I'm feeling, when I think I've been trying to do that in every review I've written so far. Your style is so heartbreakingly honest, and yet somehow at the end you can't be sad, because despite everything Kurt and Blaine have each other, and that's enough... But there is still the heart break that comes from reality, and from how cruel the world is, and Marina, and Mr. Anderson, and the past.

Another excellent job.

Awww :) I feel like happily crying, it's so sweet :)

OMGG YOURE JUST... AMAZING. Love this one. :) So much fluff. It was amazing. I loved it when you talked about their future for a bit. It was amazing.

This is just beautiful. The way you've threaded their future with their present and the way they've come to rely on each other and their fear of their overwhelming feelings was just... I can't even find words.

Blaine and his family really touched me as well, they're so broken and isolated from each other. It's just so heart-wrenchingly sad.

I'm going to read the rest of your stories now x

OH MY FREAKING GOD I THINK THIS IS THE NEST FANFICTION I'VE EVER READ! LOVE IT SO SO SO SO MUCHH! UR AN AMAZING WRITER BTW!(:

Wow. That was an amazing story. I could feel the emotion in every single scene and I just loved it. I especially love that Blaine's dad is trying! And I love how you gave us bits of their future too, and we know they end up happy. Excellent job! :)

This is amazing. So are all of your other Kurt/Blaine stories. I honestly don't know why they have so few reviews, because they are all fantastic. The emotions of both the characters are so powerful. I don't usually thank people for their writing, but this was superb. So thank you for sharing these pieces with the rest of us. (I apologize for my horrible grammar in this review...)

Aww this was so cute. Even the kinda sad parts had happy moments in them. I give this thumbs up for being so well written, I don't think it could get any better.

Wow. I REALLY like how you executed the relationship between Blaine and his dad. I really thought his dad was going to do something awful to him, and was pleasantly surprised when he didn't.

So... I think this is one of the most realistic Klaine fics I have ever read. And I've read TONS of them. Blaine's family background was heartbreaking, but it was nice to see the bits at the end with his sister, and then with his dad. They were surprising. I was honestly expecting the worst... And normally I find time jumps somewhat annoying and occasionally confusing. I thought they were very well placed here. And Blaine joining Kurt at McKinley as a surprise? So cute. Overall, it was breathtakingly beautiful.

I loved the way you wrote this. I really liked how you portrayed Blaine's family and how you gave him hope with his dad. Most stories about Blaine's family have them kick Blaine out and I don't really see that happening. I totally see Blaine's family having communication issues like you wrote, so it was really cool to see it written down. Good job on Kurt and Blaine's relationship; it was happy, but it had a real quality about it. :)

I liked it. In particular I thought you wrote the scene with Blaine and his dad incredibly well- I felt all of the tension in the scene when his dad asked about the picture, the relief when his father just wanted to know that he was happy, and jubilation when he told Blaine he could invite Kurt to the Buckeyes game. Very well done. Also, I happened to be listening to Spring Awakening while reading this, so it was very funny when I came across that reference. : ) Overall, a very good job.

yay love.

really good, i love the way you wrote that. i normally dont go for the going forward and backtracking type thing you did, but it really worked for this one.

That was wonderful, so thoughtful and full of emotion. My only criticism is that it meandered time-wise and I felt a bit lost as to 'when' I was reading at times. Overall, an excellent read.