fifty ways to kiss someone.
roll: 8, …in secrecy.

Blaine was stuck in South Side til Tuesday at the earliest thanks to the storm that blew in. Leave it to the Gallaghers to see a storm as an excuse to throw a house party complete with loud music, plenty of liquor and other things if that was your thing to enjoy. He saw so many people come and go throughout the night that the faces were starting to become a blur of known and strange. Combined with the thrum of the music blasting and the haze of smoke? He was grateful when Mickey showed up (was he annoyed?) and gave him someone familiar to talk to.
Now they were upstairs as the party raged on muffled by the closed door of the boys bedroom. Talking, laughing. Mickey was close enough that Blaine felt his pulse pick up at the sight of that smile. Mickey had no idea how beautiful he was when he laughed like that. Blaine considered himself at an age where he should be past the whole blame it on the alcohol phase. But what else could he blame when he, finally, got the courage brought on by a few shots of whiskey and a lot of cheap beer to lean in when Mickey cracked him up? Regardless of this being at the worst possible place for it to happen (they didn’t even lock the door), Blaine threw in the towel of so many nights pushing the want away. Of telling himself that this wasn’t going to happen. That they were way too different to work. When maybe different was what lured him here to begin with. Tired of fighting and too buzzed to care..
Long fingers curled around the edge of Mickey’s chin. Blaine laughed one more time but it barely made a sound above warm puffs of hair ghosting over Mickey’s lips right before he replaced the caress with his own. Eyes closing and fingers gently holding him close–he kissed him like it might be the only chance he might ever get. Gentle but firm and a plea for it to last.









