Tina shook her head. “You’ve been a good friend and it wouldn’t be fair for me to get upset with you for having your own thing going on.” Taking a deep breath, she calmed down. “So do you have any idea for songs for our performance today?” She wasn’t sure what he had in mind and there weren’t any that were coming to mind for her. “I do like the idea of leaving them sitting there with their mouths open and having no idea what happened.” Just the image made Tina smile.
“That’s the Tina I know,” Blaine grinned as he stepped close and pulled her into a hug tight enough that he was able to perch his chin on top of her shoulder. Looking past her down the hallway–he glanced from one tile to the other trying to think of something they could sing that’d would keep her on the up and up. “Plus? I love that smile,” warm hands rubbed between her shoulders before he pulled back and held her by them. “Now? Let’s get this party started,” he laced their fingers together and gave her a twirl in the direction of the auditorium. “And if you didn’t figure it out yet? That’s our first song. A little P!nk to kick us off is never a bad thing. I mean,” he rolled his eyes and smirked indignantly at the idea, “How could it ever be?”
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