can’t figure you out. @clarington-the-hunt
Sebastian didn’t think that Blaine would reply to him. Nope, he didn’t have a shot in hell. Not after what he did. That’s not to say he was sorry. Sebastian was almost never sorry. It just wasn’t who he was,.. except of course when it came to Blaine. In a way. He wasn’t sorry he tried to kiss him. He was sorry however that it didn’t turn out how he expected, with Blaine practically leaping from his car like a scared zebra running away from a scared lion. He was leaving his History of Western Civilization class when he felt his phone buzz. “Sweet,” he muttered to himself as he walked out of the classroom and through the halls ignoring the ’hellos,’ and needy smiles of the boys he banged.
‘Oh good you’re up. I guess that means you haven’t been murdered,’
He joked in a dry- humor type of way.
‘I was beginning to think that you didn’t like me,’ He texted back and made his way to his bedroom.
‘Is it okay for me to call or are you in the middle of something?” He asked as he jumped on top of his bed which smelled heavily of him and Hunter.
Blaine read through the texts as his stomach sank further with each step until he slowed to a stop and stood still letting the foot traffic flow around him. His half-a-mind to tuck his phone away until he was out of class–or not reply at all turned into–guilt. He felt guilty leaving Sebastian in the mess he saw inside a room that used to be his safe place but resembled a graveyard of it and the memories he made there when Hunter went to his extreme to get his attention. Yet–he missed them and maybe if he was there–this never would have happened. It was a mess he was trying to figure out. A stroke of wishing Kurt was here so he could have him to talk to made the feeling worsen to the point he turned with a sigh and finally texted back.
( mssg » sebastian smythe | sent ) Not like you? Come on. This is me you’re talking to.
( mssg » sebastian smythe | sent ) Give me a minute to get to a place I can talk. Still at McKinley. Then. Yes. You can call.
The auditorium was empty when he walked inside and ducked into a spot near one of the massive red curtains that stretched up into the inky pitch black of the ceiling high overhead. Blaine sat down and crossed his legs underneath his thighs holding the phone in his lap. It was given a hard stare as he puffed out a breath of caving in and typed the next line.
( mssg » sebastian smythe | sent ) Okay. I’m good. Call whenever your ready.
Because he wasn’t sure he would ever be ready for this conversation.