Bro in Broadway

Pairing: Klaine (Blaine Anderson/Kurt Hummel)

Summary: Blaine Anderson is the head chef for an up and coming restaurant, managed by former Broadway failure Rachel Berry. Kurt Hummel is an anonymous food critic whose reviews walk the line between detailed to perfection, and downright cruel (according to his victims). They meet one night in a flurry of passion and heat.

But what Blaine doesn’t know is that Kurt is the critic who gave his restaurant an ego-crushing review not one week before they met.

Authors Note: last chapter before the epilogue!! i overcooked my pasta while writing the authors note for this chapter boys, so if you would give it a read that would be appreciated <3

love you all!

It had only been a few days since the wedding, but each day that passed felt like it went on for an eternity. Kurt sat at his desk, staring blankly at his computer. His eyes were puffy and swollen from all the crying he’d done since the incident; the longer he stared at his screen, the more he felt a familiar pounding beginning to settle in his head.

He was startled out of his daze by the sound of knuckles against wood. He focused his eyes and saw Isabelle’s hand resting on his desk. He mustered a small smile and looked up at her. “Hi, Isabelle,” he said. “What’s up?” He had accepted Isabelle’s offer the day of the wedding and was still trying to get used to the transition. Everything felt so new, yet oddly familiar all at the same time.

Isabelle’s eyes scanned his face and she leaned forward, taking his chin between her thumb and index finger. “Are you okay?” she asked, tilting his face gently. “You look paler than usual.”

“I’m fine.”

if you claim ally ship to the trans community then you can’t ignore the bad things that happen to especially trans woc. and if you’re a white trans person you can’t just talk about other white trans people. it just shows that you only care about trans people if they are white and that shouldn’t be the case.

“This has happened to me before,” she said. “I’ve been trans my whole life. I’ve been harassed and bullied my whole life. None of this is new, but it’s still just kind of like, ‘Who cares?’ and then ‘Why do you need to be aggressive?’”

At first, Cox said she debated sharing her story on social media and wondered what she “could have done differently,” before realizing “it’s not my fault that this happened.” She also thanked her friend, who immediately recognized that Cox was the “target” of the attack and deescalated the situation.

And here’s the Instagram live she posted talking about the incident