Love Among The Stars
Love Among The Stars

This is primarily a Glee blog featuring the poly of Jesse St. James, Kurt Hummel, Blaine Anderson & Sebastian Smythe. Here you'll find my thinky thoughts and kickyfeet flails about the plots, characters, various ships, & Glee cast members along with my fan fiction and enthusiastic fangirling about my other fandoms such as Teen Wolf (❤Sterek) and Criminal Minds as well. I know that fandom is serious business (◕‿-✿) but I'm just here to have fun and share my feels with people who enjoy the things I do and discover new things to flail over. ＼(^o^)／

WARNING: I have a ZERO TOLERANCE policy about hate, (criticism is fine; HATE is not ) especially as it pertains to Kurt/Chris, Blaine/Darren, Stiles/Dylan or Derek/Tyler H, Klaine and Sterek. Post it & I don't follow you/ unfollow you. I multiship like it's my job, lead a Kurt Hummel and Stiles Stilinski appreciation life, Spencer Reid and Derek Morgan are my OTP of OTP's ♥ and if you didn't ship Cory and Topanga we can't be friends (j/k but seriously how can you NOT ship Cory and Topanga?!)



~ NOT A SPOILER FREE BLOG, NSFW MATERIAL MAY APPEAR AND THEME/PAGES DISPLAY BEST USING CHROME~


darrensderriere: blainetology: darrensderriere: blainetology: inkystars: tealeafs: omg i love drawing sad blaines  Blaine shook in his corner, curled up tight. All the other puppies had been taken days ago and now it was just him without his brothers and sisters to keep him warm. He shivered as the icy rain drenched the bottom of the box and tucked in tighter.  The rain went on for hours. It was late into the night when Blaine woke up, soaked to his skin. He tried shaking the rain off, but it did no good as the sheets of water kept falling on him. He rested his paws on the edge of the box and hoisted his head over to stare longingly at the humans who were walking past him on the sidewalk. He whined softly, staring imploringly at each one, but the humans would either ignore him or roll their eyes. Tears welled in Blaine’s eyes. No one wanted him. He was really cold and hungry and no one wanted to take him home.  He curled back up in the corner of his box and cried himself to sleep. Fix. It. Burt pulled his coat tighter to his body, walking quickly up the street, feet splashing up the rain water with each step. He wondered why he bothered walking anywhere if this was how he was going to be repaid for his effort.  His eyes trained on the ground, keeping his head low to keep the rain off his face. He would have missed it otherwise. The box was soaked through, darkened to an almost black colour. The ink was running, but the words were still legible. Free pups. Burt stopped in his tracks, causing a woman behind him to slam into his back. He apologized quickly and stepped closer to the object that caught his eye. Huddled into the corner of a box, shivering and whimpering, was a small black puppy.  “Hey, little guy.” Burt reached into the box and grabbed the trembling ball of fur in his hands. Blaine looked up at him with big black eyes, torn between his fear of the big man and the warmth of his hands. Burt unzipped his jacket and tucked him in the inside pocket. Blaine nestled in, his tremors subsiding already. Burt patted the lump gently and continued the walk home, his pace doubled. “Don’t worry, buddy,” he said. “I’ve got a nice warm home waiting for you.” Yes lovely. And when he gets home there’s a lovely kitty, right? (I don’t write puppykitties but I beg for and facilitate the hell out of it.) Blaine shook himself out as soon as his paws hit the carpeted floor, making Burt jump back.  “Let’s get you a towel,” Burt hummed, walking off. Blaine followed at his heels, afraid the the human would abandon him as soon as he was out of sight. Burt just laughed and picked him up again. Blaine licked at his cheek. He was set down in a big tub, large enough that he couldn’t get his paws over the ledge to climb out. He’d jump up, but slide immediately back down. It was actually pretty fun. Blaine wagged his tail and jumped again, higher this time, but not enough. “What are you doing?” Blaine looked up. A cat, not much older than himself, sat on the closed toilet lid, watching him with condescension. “It’s fun!” Blaine yipped. “Wanna try?” The kitten licked his paw. “No. Water goes in there. I hate water.” Blain froze. Water? He didn’t need more water, thank you very much. He shook himself again, trying to dry himself of every last drop. “I hate it, too.” “Then why are you covered in it?” “It wasn’t on purpose!” Blaine retaliated, and he thought he saw the cat’s look soften before Burt leaned over him, covering his eyes with a large towel. It was warm and fluffy and Blaine let the human run it over him. “I see you met Kurt,” he said idly, lightly wringing the water from Blaine’s tail. “Don’t you worry. He acts tough, but he’s a big softy, aren’t you?” Blaine peaked out to see Burt stroking Kurt’s fur, and heard the unmistakable purring noise. Blaine decided then that he liked Kurt a lot. (ok I’m tapping out)

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omg i love drawing sad blaines 

Blaine shook in his corner, curled up tight. All the other puppies had been taken days ago and now it was just him without his brothers and sisters to keep him warm. He shivered as the icy rain drenched the bottom of the box and tucked in tighter. 

The rain went on for hours. It was late into the night when Blaine woke up, soaked to his skin. He tried shaking the rain off, but it did no good as the sheets of water kept falling on him.

He rested his paws on the edge of the box and hoisted his head over to stare longingly at the humans who were walking past him on the sidewalk. He whined softly, staring imploringly at each one, but the humans would either ignore him or roll their eyes.

Tears welled in Blaine’s eyes. No one wanted him. He was really cold and hungry and no one wanted to take him home. 

He curled back up in the corner of his box and cried himself to sleep.

Fix. It.

Burt pulled his coat tighter to his body, walking quickly up the street, feet splashing up the rain water with each step. He wondered why he bothered walking anywhere if this was how he was going to be repaid for his effort. 

His eyes trained on the ground, keeping his head low to keep the rain off his face. He would have missed it otherwise. The box was soaked through, darkened to an almost black colour. The ink was running, but the words were still legible. Free pups.

Burt stopped in his tracks, causing a woman behind him to slam into his back. He apologized quickly and stepped closer to the object that caught his eye. Huddled into the corner of a box, shivering and whimpering, was a small black puppy. 

“Hey, little guy.” Burt reached into the box and grabbed the trembling ball of fur in his hands. Blaine looked up at him with big black eyes, torn between his fear of the big man and the warmth of his hands. Burt unzipped his jacket and tucked him in the inside pocket. Blaine nestled in, his tremors subsiding already. Burt patted the lump gently and continued the walk home, his pace doubled.

“Don’t worry, buddy,” he said. “I’ve got a nice warm home waiting for you.”

Yes lovely.

And when he gets home there’s a lovely kitty, right?

(I don’t write puppykitties but I beg for and facilitate the hell out of it.)

Blaine shook himself out as soon as his paws hit the carpeted floor, making Burt jump back. 

“Let’s get you a towel,” Burt hummed, walking off. Blaine followed at his heels, afraid the the human would abandon him as soon as he was out of sight. Burt just laughed and picked him up again. Blaine licked at his cheek.

He was set down in a big tub, large enough that he couldn’t get his paws over the ledge to climb out. He’d jump up, but slide immediately back down. It was actually pretty fun. Blaine wagged his tail and jumped again, higher this time, but not enough.

“What are you doing?”

Blaine looked up. A cat, not much older than himself, sat on the closed toilet lid, watching him with condescension.

“It’s fun!” Blaine yipped. “Wanna try?”

The kitten licked his paw. “No. Water goes in there. I hate water.”

Blain froze. Water? He didn’t need more water, thank you very much. He shook himself again, trying to dry himself of every last drop. “I hate it, too.”

“Then why are you covered in it?”

“It wasn’t on purpose!” Blaine retaliated, and he thought he saw the cat’s look soften before Burt leaned over him, covering his eyes with a large towel. It was warm and fluffy and Blaine let the human run it over him.

“I see you met Kurt,” he said idly, lightly wringing the water from Blaine’s tail. “Don’t you worry. He acts tough, but he’s a big softy, aren’t you?”

Blaine peaked out to see Burt stroking Kurt’s fur, and heard the unmistakable purring noise. Blaine decided then that he liked Kurt a lot.

(ok I’m tapping out)

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