The recent events of the night had gotten lost among the fuzzy dreams and tossing and turning in bed for when Kurt woke up he had to lie there for a good few minutes, trying to recall whose house he was in, why he wasn’t wearing his clothes but another persons, and where the throbbing headache was not going away with the drifting in and out of sleep. For a moment he swore someone was in bed with him, but he seemed to doze off and woke up again alone. Who ever it was he deemed a person he trusted, and that memory thought dawned on his tired brain that it could only be one Sebastian Smythe. And all at once, the memories of the previous night crashed in, surrounding him in the second hand-embarrassment. His secret was out.
Groaning, he pulls the covers up and over his head, hoping to will himself back to sleep. He doubted Sebastian would disturb him if he was sleeping since he didn’t know how many times he woke up on his own and his childhood best friend hadn’t once tried to wake him up. So he at least had that in his favor.
The scent of coffee drifted through the slightly opened door and he heard his stomach growl up at him in protest. Whether it was because he wanted to puke his guts up or actually eat something was a whole other matter to battle with himself over. He didn’t feel like willing himself out of bed. Not yet. Just a few minutes longer.