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28/05/12 @ 12:23pm
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sometimes I write things


Warning: Aliens, disturbing imagery, human experimentation, captivity and generally dark material


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Denial was a place Kurt became all too familiar with. When Blaine first disappeared he knew it was all a misunderstanding. Blaine was lost somewhere. Blaine went somewhere and his phone died. Blaine would show up with that sheepish grin he got when he knew he did something wrong and everything would be explained.

Time passed. Blaine was still gone. Denial kicked in.

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All I’ve got for you is a little Blaine meltdown, enjoy

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Blaine throws another shirt down in frustration, his closet strewn on the floor around this. Kurt’s fixing his hair in the bathroom, needing to make sure he looks perfect. It is a night devoted to him after all.

“How’s it going, honey?” Kurt’s voice calls and Blaine feels close to snapping, standing only in his boxers in their room, unable to fit into anything. He hadn’t really noticed, his t shirts forming around his steadily expanding belly, his jeans still fitting okay, if not a little snug, under the bump. He hasn’t had to wear anything nice in a long while, hasn’t really realized how much he has grown.

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@ 05:12pm
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sometimes I write things

Aliens, disturbing imagery, human experimentation, captivity and generally dark material

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Everything is different now.

Before it had been cold, harsh, painful. Now he there is warmth, soft bedding, voices. Faces. He sees Kurt a lot, his mother. Cooper too and his father. He even thinks he saw Rachel and Kurt’s father. His brain feels fuzzy, confused, like it’s been stuffed full of cotton and he’s not sure what’s happening. He remembers the electricity, the burning table, wonders if that has something to do with it.

Soft hands are on him, moving him around. He lets them because it’s not worth it to protest. He learned that the hard way. This time it’s someone he doesn’t recognize, his mother behind them. He’s not sure how they do it, if it’s a screen like the one in his tube, a mirage, a hallucination. Maybe the creatures have changed their appearance. He doesn’t know, but it makes something uneasy settle in his stomach.

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Disturbing imagery, human experimentation, captivity and generally dark material

find it on my livejournal here

part one here

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A year and three months ago Blaine was taken. It was early on a Saturday morning in March, the first warm weekend of the spring, and Blaine decided to go for a run. He strapped on his shoes, texted Kurt good morning with a heart, kissed his mom on the cheek and left the house. Birds were singing and the snow was mostly melted and his mom was humming as she made breakfast for when he came back.

Except he never did.

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I wrote this super late last night and is probably a product of far too many years spent watching The X Files.

Disturbing imagery, human experimentation, captivity and generally dark material
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They let Blaine see. He’s not sure if that makes it better or worse. There’s a screen at the top of his tube, flickering through images of home. Of his mom, his dad, Cooper, Kurt. He’s not sure how it works, but then, he’s not sure how anything works. Not really. Not since he’d been taken.

Abducted.

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12/05/12 @ 07:00pm
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sometimes I write things
fic: until the sun goes down

Warnings for sadness. You asked for this anon :)

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The door squeaks open, a sliver of yellow light creeping into the room. Blaine blinks awake, aims his gaze at where Kurt’s face would be. It’s not there.

“Daddy?” a timid voice and Blaine redirects his gaze a little lower. Ava stands nervously in the doorway, her small hands clutching a mug tightly.

“Hey baby girl,” Blaine’s voice is rough, tired. He clears his throat. “You can turn on the light.”

Ava reaches up and flicks on the light to the dimmest setting, just enough that he can see her blonde hair, wet from her bath, and her pink nightgown, the one Blaine had gotten her for her birthday last year. She carefully shuts the door behind her and pads across the room to stand beside Blaine’s bed.

“We had pizza for dinner,” she says, keeping her voice just above a whisper.

“Did you?” Blaine asks, pushing himself up onto the pillows against the headboard. Ava nods.

“Papa and I made it ourselves!” she says proudly and Blaine smiles at her. “I wanted to bring you some but papa said you weren’t feeling good today, so I brought you tea instead.”

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