Kurt was into performing. Poppy was into sport.
Growing up, it had always been as simple as that for Kurt Hummel's younger sister, and boarding school in England had set her up to be a professional soccer player. Then her foot was crushed by a drun...
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Chapter Forty-Four - Drops of Jupiter
"Ignore me, I'm just grabbing my things!" I stated, walking into me and Santana's room where she and Quinn had been messing around in bed if I wasn't so drunk and desperate to get back to Blaine, I might have thought more of it. I had been wearing his dress shirt, which covered everything it needed too given how short I was. I liked wearing his shirt, as I knew it meant he hadn't been wearing it and I'd get to return too soon enough.
"Somebody having fun with their Warbler?" Santana nodded, and I realised she was indicating to the large hickey that was on my neck, my curly hair in a messy ponytail.
"It looks like you two are having plenty of fun as well," I teased, as I finished putting everything back into my suitcase.
"You could have joined us, I'd offer for Blaine to come too but I'm not really into that," Santana remarked, and I rolled my eyes.
"Another time Santana I would gladly join both of you beautiful ladies, but I've kind of left Blaine tied up so I should get back," I winked, zipping up my suitcase and heading to the door.
"And to think I thought he was 'a top' all this time," Santana muttered, shaking her head.
I chuckled, "Usually," before walking out of the room.
At school following the weekend, I was approached by the last person I thought would speak to me, Tina. "I think I owe you an apology."
"Several," I nodded, before turning to face her.
"I'm sorry I let my jealousy and bitterness get in the way of you and Blaine, I was stupid to think I ever stood a chance of getting in the way of you two, you're meant for each other and that's been obvious from the start." She began, and I was genuinely shocked to hear the words coming out of her mouth.
"I appreciate you apologising, but what spurred on the epiphany?" I chuckled curiously.
"You two singing together at the wedding, at first I was jealous but then I realised that you two are soulmates, and if I don't find a guy who can look at me the way Blaine looks at you then I don't know what I'm going to do," she admitted, smiling casually with her words.
