She remained silent, her eyes on him as her head bowed slightly in that way she did when she was unsure of something. “So you wanted to go to NYADA to begin with?” she asked, wanting to make sure she understood what was going on. “You don’t really sound so sure, Blaine,” she pointed out. “If you’re doing this for you, so you can get a good education at an amazing school, then that’s great. I’m 100% supportive of that. But if this is for you to somehow get back with Kurt, I don’t think it’s a smart idea.”
“Of course,” Blaine was quick to correct her bringing up both hands to show he didn’t mean to be as rushed or brash as he might come off. “NYADA is the best school–one of them–in the country for someone who wants-,” he tripped and fumbled in his rush to turn their conversation away from the idea he was doing this all for Kurt. So fast that he didn’t finish his opening argument before contradicting himself. “What makes you think this is only–No. I mean no. I started convincing myself that maybe I wouldn’t go there because it would be too awkward. Too weird and it might hurt too much but things are different. Better,” he met her eyes. “A lot better. Who knows what might happen but if I stand a chance at getting–,” his lips rolled between his teeth and he smiled in a fluster, “getting–onto Broadway–NYADA is the place to be.”
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