Tina leaned back on her arms and looked up at the rafters and didn’t speak for a few moments. “It’s not that, It’s just…….some habits are hard to break. You know what the club is like, someone has to get talked over and that usually was me.” It was one of the reasons she had gotten upset with Mike because he didn’t listen to her, just talked over her until she backed down. “I do know that Blaine and I’ll do better. If I could thank the glee club for one thing, it would be for meeting you.” She was curious about what the other thing was so she looked at him and waited. The comment about Rachel made her chuckle lightly. “Alright, we can do that and see how it goes.” She wasn’t completely sure that it would go over well but she was willing to take the chance.
“Aww, Tina,” he pouted down at their hands toying with her knuckles by tapping them with the side of his thumb to a beat he made up. “I’m so glad I met you too. You’re amazing. Just remember you have someone who’s listening and we’re good. Thanks for trying. That’s all that matters.” Blaine felt her watching him and looked up grinning until he burst out in a quiet chuckle to echo hers. “Good. Because if there’s anyone who knows how to talk above people to get their attention that runs a close second to Miss Berry? You’re looking at him,” he huffed with a playful roll of his eyes, “I think people sometimes forget how good I am at that. Not that I’ve been trying hard lately.” But that was for his own reasons. Most of which were glaringly obvious since Kurt and he broke up to anyone who knew him. “It’ll work. There’s no other option. Not for my girl. My head’s back in the game and we’re going to do this. Okay?”
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