iâm sure thereâs more than one fic like this, but iâm looking for a fic where k and b go to the same university (maybe boarding school?) and donât meet each other until the fire alarm gets pulled in the middle of the night and everyoneâs outside (or something like that) sorry if thatâs vague but if anyone knows of something similar iâd appreciate it!
@lilyvandersteen helped me with this one.
The Way You Look Tonight by @starsandcologne
The one where the fire alarm gets pulled at 5am and Kurt gets to talk to his crush.
As a fan fiction writer, Iâve been told that my fandom is dying because no one is writing more fan fictions, or not finishing the ones that have been posted. Iâve also been told that people want to wait until a story is completed before they will leave a review.
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More, please
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Blaine will always try to defend Kurt. Maybe he doesn't need to. badboy!klaine; TW for panic attacks (AO3)
Blaine is fuming. Two weeks after transferring to McKinley and he doesnât understand how Kurt has survived, let alone dealt with these assholes for two years. Not only is Kurt able to glide the halls with his head high, pink bangs waving along, but heâs able to do the same with a black eye, scarred cheek, Blaineâs hand in his.
For the third time this week Kurt has found a new slur, sprayed painted hot pink on his locker and for the third time, heâs rolled his eyes and opened it wordlessly.
Blaine however, has gotten detention twice for âcussing and causing a disturbanceâ in the hallway, and today has bruised his knuckles by punching the dick carved into the metal.
âAt least you didnât have to wait for me to get out of the hole this time,â Blaine jokes as Kurt opens the exit door of the Urgent Care.
âShut up,â Kurt says, opening the passenger side door of his car for Blaine to climb in. âYou donât get to say anything until your hand stops throbbing.â
Blaine leans in for a kiss as Kurt buckles his seat belt, and is met with the door slammed in his face and Kurt heads for the driver's seat. âBabe itâs not even that bad! Two weeks of ice and ibuprofen thatâs all, I guess now Iâll have to train my left to be a little stronger-â he stares at Kurtâs profile as he strokes his thigh.
Kurt moves it back to Blaineâs lap. âIce your fucking hand,â he says, eyes on the road.
âI donât know why youâre bugging so much,â Blaine huffs as they pull into Kurtâs driveway. âWhen this is healed I should find those assholes and fuck them up-â
âYou donât get it do you?!â Kurt screams more than asks, looking at Blaine and immediately hitting the steering wheel in frustration. He screams again, hitting the his palm on the curve of the wheel over and over so much Blaine is prepared to give him his bag of ice after. Kurt rakes his hands in his hair and looks Blaine dead in the eyes.
âIâve been through this for years- fucking years Blaine- and kept my cool. Do you now get that youâre giving what they want when you do this? That it could be so much worse?â He has tears in his eyes now, hands shaking as he goes on. âI get youâre upset but Iâve been upset, and donât have time to relive these reactions all over again-â he trails off, gasping for air from talking so fast.
Blaineâs on him in a second, ignoring the pain from flexing his hand so suddenly as he unbuckles his seat and wraps his arms around Kurtâs middle, shushing him as he shakes. Iâm sorry, so sorry, itâs alright he repeats asks he threads his hands in Kurtâs hair, holding him as solid as possible with the gear shift shoved against his gut.
They stay like this until Blaineâs ice pack melts, jiggling on the car mat as Blaine tries to shake Kurt from when heâs fallen asleep in his arms.
âBaby, câmon,â Blaine whispers, stroking Kurtâs arm and sighing as Kurt wakes up. âLetâs get you to bed.â
âIf you try to fuck me now I swear Anderson,â he says laughing, his walls immediately coming up as he gets his keys and Blaine follows suit.
***
An hour later Blaine has made them sandwiches and Kurtâs painting Blaine nails a deep blue as a movie plays in the background. âI really am sorry,â Blaine says, eyeing Kurt as he painting his thumb as a new ice pack balances on his knuckles.
âJust when I thought you were going to be quiet,â Kurt saying without looking up, poking his tongue out a little to concentrate. âAnd itâs fine.â
âAre you alright?â Blaine asks, not giving Kurt the time to change the topic. âYouâve have freaked out like that since-â
He trails off and Kurt sighs. He knows thereâs too many things he can fill in that sentence with. The night we met, the first time I tried to fuck you, every time weâve visited Burt, that one dinner with your parents, and many more. âIâm fine,â he repeats. âIt all gets overwhelming sometimes, you know? And I canât have you punching lockers when it does.â
âI wonât,â Blaine replies in a heartbeat and Kurt huffs out a laugh at his suddenness.
Kurt smiles. âGood, because we both know Iâm the drama queen in this relationship,â and this time Blaine laughs. âNow give me your other hand.â
Kurt isnât sure if Blaine moving in was the best decision. (AO3)
Kurt can go on and on about how great it is having Blaine in New York. The walks through Central Park every weekend, having Blaine getting in his productive moods where he cooks dinner for the whole loft, the sex- God he could rave about all the engaged sex theyâre having, and so much more.
But if thereâs one thing that his growing collection of self help books has taught him, itâs that you must accept the flaws of someone as well as their redeeming qualities. For Blaine, the doesnât know where to start.
When they first moved in, Kurt had taken up baking on a weekly basis but it soon died off when he realized what that meant for his bank account of organic ingredients and patient of washing a counter full of dishes immediately after.
For Blaine it means flour scattered across the counter as he glides around listening to his âcoffee shop jazzâ playlist, trying to perfect his mother's pie crust recipes. It annoys Kurt to no end seeing a mix of raspberry stained bowls and batter-caked whisks, but itâs one of the best pies heâs ever had.
The bathroom, albeit small, will always be Kurtâs safe haven. Santana and Rachelâs arguments occupy the space in the mornings, but at night he gets a chance to have a quiet shower if he blasts his iPhone speaker loud enough. If everyoneâs asleep heâll indulge himself by singing whatever song heâs working on or hum something heâs considering adding to his repertoire. Once Blaine is there itâs just someone to look during the morning brawls as he brushes his teeth, and at night Blaine  knows not to infringe on his skincare routine, but when Kurt climbs into bed heâll receive the occasional âI love that songâ or âIs that for showcase? I canât wait,â accompanied with a goodnight kiss. It makes all the difference.
It also means Sam and Blaine have the occasional video game tournament on Saturday nights when they donât feel like going clubbing. Kurt forgets how much of a boy Blaine can be, their excuse of a  living room gorged with chips, pizza and beer -which is only allowed when Sam comes over.  Yes, they stay up too late and Kurt couldnât care less about whatâs going on, but Blaine always crawls into bed and immediately curls around his fiance to the most loving, familiar warmth Kurt has ever known.
Yes, they fight. Itâs inevitable. And there are harsh words. Bringing up of old wounds and past mistakes. Regretful tones. But occasionally, to avoid more , thereâs makeup sex. Half satisfied, messy, dirty sex that only solves the problem temporarily and is the only thing that stops them from going to bed angry. Theyâll wake up, cuddle and discus calmly and if they do as they lazily grind against each other, so be it.
Every time is dad calls, itâs the same beginning: âHowâs the big city, champ?â followed by âHowâs my future son-in-law?â If Blaineâs close enough heâll call out âthings are great, Mr.-I mean Burt!â which makes all of them laugh. And there are times when Kurt is sitting in his bed and has a great view of Blaine studying on the couch, pencil vigorously composing a score that heâll receive an audio file of later on; he sees the concentrated look Blaine gets when nothing else matters but his music, a love that Kurt wonders he matches up to. Then, as if Blaine can hear his thoughts, he glances up and gives a smile so soft Kurt could melt then and there and he doesnât care what the answer is.
âSame as always Dad. Things couldnât be better.â
Klaine Valentines 2019: Day 5- Whenever Youâre Away From Me
word count: 510
A few letters between the boys as Kurt studies abroad in Paris. (AO3)
Dear Kurt,
Iâm still not sure why you wanted to write, isnât the greatest part of this day in age long distance calls and Snapchat??
Rachel and I miss you (and Santana, she hasnât said it but we both know) a lot. Iâve already had to facilitate three separate arguments about whoâs supposed to do chores, âquiet timeâ, and whether Fanny Brice was a true feminist.
I donât think I knew the answer to any of them.
Missing you like crazy. Howâs Paris?! Please lie and say it looks like a well-lit Phantom of the Opera.
Your fiance (!),
Blaine.
Dear Blaine,
Things are beautiful, I think that goes without saying. Think a cleaner, more established Moulin Rouge <3
And letters are romantic, silly! Remember, we watched âLetters To Julietâ before I left?
Honestly my biggest regret is not stuffing you in my suitcase, I hope the girls donât drive you crazy.
Your fiance :),
Kurt.
Dear Kurt,
Really missing you today. That conducting for stage and screen class? Closed the minute I tried to register. So it looks like Iâll have to take that play writing course instead. Which is fine, but we both know youâre more of the writer here. (Got any half finished scripts I could borrow?) :p
Your fiance (!!!),
Blaine.
Dear Blaine,
Hope the start of spring break is going well. I can already picture you sunbathing on the dingy room of the loft. ((Which is quite the visually, if you donât mind me saying.))
I took a trip to Berlin last weekend! Gorgeous city, equally gorgeous outfits and architecture. Wish you here to see all the museums- I went mainly for the art. Wish you were here to tell me about fancy beers and all that history you love so much.
Your fiance,
Kurt <3
Dear Kurt,
Sending this two weeks before you come home (miss you!) so Iâm not sure itâll reach you by then. Maybe someone will find it and wonder who we are (i.e. 'Letters to Juliet').
The past few months have felt like the longest  Iâve ever had in New York. I canât wait until you arrive so we can sit back on the couch and watch Real Housewives- my commentary is never as good as yours- and sleep in late to go to our Central Park walks.
(Thereâs also other things, but just in case someone reads this Iâll just remind you how great all your Snapchats have been.)
Fly safe honey!!
Your fiance (!!!!!),
Blaine.
Dear Blaine,
Iâm writing this from the airport and will attempt to find somewhere to drop this off, although itâll be weeks until you get it.
Paris has been wonderful, as you can assume, but I must say that itâs only proven how great New York with you. Then again weâve never been away together...if only we could afford the big honeymoon I want for you.
Canât wait to see you cooking in the loft and coming to bed half asleep (and half dressed) without your hair gelled. What a sight.
Blaine keeps flirting with his local Starbucks barista!Kurt... who canât seem to spell his name correctly. Â (AO3)
If it was socially acceptable to list âtoo kindâ as his number one weakness during a job interview, Blaine Anderson would do just that.
Itâs mainly the reason he could never be a lawyer like he intended, while heâs all for equal rights he was never one for aggressive debates and the weight of peopleâs lives on his hands. At 24 heâs successfully dropped out of law school and secured two part time jobs teaching piano lessons to children and working as a freelance musician off-Broadway. Both of which have contributed to his caffeine addiction.
Every other day he stops by the Starbucks on East 8th Street on his way to the uptown subway station, partially to treat himself and partially to see the newest barista, Kurt, that was hired last week.
Although theyâve never had a conversation, Blaine knows by his bell of laugh, Greek god of a profile and graceful motions as he works the drive-thru window that heâs crush-worthyâ he also knows by his lean legs and tight ass, but he wonât mention that.
Towards the middle of April, Kurtâs second phrase of training has him working the register and their encounters move from longing one-sided gazes on Blaineâs side to âone medium drip pleaseâ and a âcoming right up!â from Kurt. May hits and Kurt casually asks one day: âcan I get your name?â and Blaine knows itâs protocol and not for him, but it doesnât help as he stutters it out.
When he gets his coffee at the end of the bar, a loopy âBleinâ is scrawled on the side. He laughs so hard a few customers stare.
The next day Kurt asks for his name again, and Blaine gives it again with a smile. âBlakeâ is written on the side and he just rolls his eyes.
He understands that having your name spelled wrong is customary at Starbucks, hell he sees some of friends post it daily, but it canât be too hard, right? Either way, heâs too nice to correct Kurt and it brings up a new talking point for them.
âWith an âHâ? Really?â He asks one day, referring to Tuesdayâs âBlhainâ cup.
âYou didnât like it?,â Kurt says with a smile, leaning his forearm on the counter to look at Blaine closer. âIâm trying to get creative.â
âWell, keep âem coming,â he replies, feeling his heart race.
Kurt wasnât lying about trying. So far heâs gotten Brad, Blanne, Blayne, Blajhen (a Dutch influence, Kurt had joked) and a variety of other spellings. Heâs also learned that Kurt is a music and language double major at NYU, and can find him drinking a non-fat mocha right before his shift if Blaine catches him soon enough.
âSo when are you gonna ask me out?â Kurt casually adds to the end of their register conversation one day in July.
âWhen you learn to spell my name right,â Blaine says, expression not changing as he swipes his debit card.
When he gets his cup that day, thereâs âBlaineâ written on it in neat cursive, and a phone number right beneath it.
Klaine Valentines 2019: Day 3- I Could Fall In Love
word count: 750
 Kurt has to get Blaine alone to discuss something. Canon!Blaine with a Closeted!Cheerio!Kurt (AO3)
Kurt shouldnât be so damn nervous but he canât help but feel his heart race as he knocks on Blaine Andersonâs door.
Heâs planned everything to be as low-key as possible. He wrote an English paper last minute so heâd be guaranteed to get a high C and coach Sue immediately made him run extra laps at practice. Combined with some less than stellar book reports and he was given a warning that if he didnât get his grades up heâd be on the bench for the rest of the season.
So when Coach Sue and Principal Figgins insisted that he get a tutor to ensure him a shot at (another) national championship and scholarship to Ohio State and the end of the year, Kurt Hummel knew exactly who heâd reach out to.
Talking to Blaine Anderson was a struggle to the say the least. Itâs hard enough talking to your crush as it is, but combined with Kurtâs situation of being in the closet and Blaine not knowing he exists at all a simple half hour just wouldnât do.
Which how they somehow find themselves in Blaineâs kitchen one day after school, Blaine trying to explain the overarching themes of Romeo and Juliet as Kurt fidgets uncomfortably in his Cheerios jacket.
âSo Romeo was with Rosaline and totally dumped her for Juliet?â Kurt asks, acting as if heâs never read the play. Heâs more than aware of Romeoâs actions; when he was seven he made his mother help him sew original costumes and reenact it in their backyard.
âBasically,â Â Blaine says with a laugh. âBut he had good reason. He never truly loved Rosaline and was completely captivated with Juliet the minute he saw her.â
âSo soon?â
Blaine let out a content sigh. âI know love at first sight may seem crazy, but when you know how you feel thereâs no question about it.â
Is everything that easy? Kurt wonders, thinking about the itch thatâs been begging to be scratched in the back of his brain for months. The curiosity that only gets to be explored in the middle of the night in the dark, his cock in his hand as he jerks off to the desires he wonders if heâll ever get the chance to act on. If he even really wants to or if itâs just his hormones going crazy-
âUm, Kurt?â Blaine asks softly, tapping his pen lighting on the kitchen table to get his attention. âEverything ok?â
âWhen did you know you were gay?â He blurts out. And there it is. Hanging in the air, an unspoken question he practiced meticulously over and over again in the mirror. His heart is racing and he forces himself to push once more. âOr h-how, I guess.â
âOh,â Blaine quirks his head, eyes darting around. âAre you..?â
Kurt straightens himself out, pulling at his sleeves and running a hand through his hair sprayed bangs. âI-I donât-â
âThatâs fine,â Blaine interrupts, trying to sound as nonchalant as possible. âYouâve got plenty of time to figure it out. I um- it took me a while to know but if thereâs something telling you that youâre...then itâs probably for a reason.â
Kurt gives a small nod. âAlright. I mean thereâs..IâveâŚâ
He trails off in fear of embarrassment. He doesnât have the heart to tell Blaine heâs one of the biggest reason that heâs thinking this, that sometimes Blaine leans back in his chair in their shared English class he catches the slightest whiff of his hair gel and Kurt gets so hard so fast his head spins.
Blaine shifts in his chair to pull his phone from his back pocket. âTake your time. You can give me your number and we could talk later. Or text or whatever you may need.â
Kurt takes the the phone from his outstretched hand, shuddering as their hands brush. âThank you,â he says with relief. âI feel ridiculous now, failing all these papers to try and talk to you alone. I didnât think it  would only take this long.â
âMe? Really?â Blaine asks, his posture deflating as he laughs. âI cleaned the whole house before you came here! God I was so nervous.â
Now theyâre both laughing, defusing the bomb that Kurt dropped on them moments ago.
âSo..â Blaine starts. âIâm assuming you already know about Romeo and Juliet?â
âYou guessed right,â Kurt says, his cheeks heating up. âIâm a sucker for a good love story.â
Blaine smiles at him and opens up his book. âYeah, me too.â
Klaine Valentines 2019: Day 2- You Take My Breath Away
word count: 400
How can you lift someone up when it means letting them go? (3x18 reaction.) (AO3)
Kurt refreshes his email every forty-six minutes.
Theyâre sitting side-by-side in Blaineâs bedroom having a marathon of old Top Chef episodes and he checks his phone after every episode without fail. Blaine isnât annoyed per say, he understands this NYADA callback is everything to Kurt right now, he just wishes heâd understand the email will come in due time.
âWhat happens if you donât get into NYADA?â Blaine asks on a whim, not looking away from the screen where a contestant attempts to make remake risotto in the last ten minutes of the quickfire challenge.
Kurt turns quickly to look at Blaineâs profile. âBlaine, I worked on my audition for weeks,â he says as if that explains it all.
âI know,â he says with a shrug, trying to be nonchalant. Of course he knows, Kurt did prepare two after all and blew everyone away at the last minute, shiny pants and all. âAnd sometimes we donât get the things we want. So what happens?â
Kurt gets a far away look in his eyes as he answer. âWell Iâm either here for a year-maybe two. And everyone will know I couldnât get away or I go to another school knowing that I wasnât good enough to-â
Blaine pauses the T.V.
He could tell Kurt to chase after his dreams, tell him how great heâd do at a SUNY or how heâs a NYADA shoo-in. Thatâs what he should do, right?
âI love you,â is all he can think of. âAnd it-itâll be alright.âÂ
Heâs not sure who heâs saying it to.
Kurt opens his arms up, an open invitation to cuddle and while Blaine should be the one coddling him, he canât deny that Kurtâs impending move stresses him out more than all the clubs heâs in combined. He moves the bowl of popcorn between them towards his boyfriendâs embrace.
â Weâll be okay,â Kurt replies into his hair. âAnd I love you.â
âYouâre amazing,â Blaine mumbles, in a voice he gets only around Kurt, his voice softer and lazy in the way that he doesnât have to worry about how his inflection is being judged constantly. âWhen you were up on that stage-â
Kurt huffs out a laugh.âI know. I could see you through all the lights. I love that shirt on you."
âI know,â Blaine mumbles into his chest. âI know.â
I can almost imagine Sir David Attenborough hiding behind the bar describing the Klaine mating dance.
Across the animal kingdom, species display a variety of courtship rituals. Usually itâs the males working hard to attract the attention of a partner through sound, strength, or simply through dashingly good looks. This is particularly true among humans, which have an extraordinary range of ways to impress their mate. We are fortunate tonight to see this in action.
David Attenborough and I share a birthdate, as well as many environmental values, he is one of my role models. Â So, may I play?
Sir David:  (in hushed voice)  âThis particular pair is quite spectacular.  While others compete vigorously for his attention, the smaller warbler seems to have made his choice, and is  exhuberantly and enticingly âshaking his tail feathersâ to catch the eye of his chosen beloved, a long-limbed exotic with lush and silky plumage. As others try to respond to the tiny, but exquisitely beautiful, little birdâs efforts, crowding him and threatening his true courtship ritual, he turns his head toward his choice and bats his eyes in an almost desperate effort to pull in the highly sensitive and easily startled, but quite magnificent, mate of his choice.  He even uses his expressive little wings to beckon this lovely into his embrace. And I see movement in the tall grass, and suddenly, his courtship yields the most wonderful of  results.  That is one happy, and busy, little bird, his joy is evident in his expressive trills and sensuous warbles to his love object; for him, and the pale silky, the jungle will not sleep tonight.  Let us retreat quietly, have a drink to toast the pair, and allow nature to take its course.â
Klaine Valentines 2019: Day 1- Take A Chance On Me
word count: ~850
âYour club and my club need both this room after schoolâ Nerd!Klaine with a twist (AO3)
âYou need to talk to your boyfriend,â Rachel says pointedly, sitting across from Kurt at lunch.
Kurt stops chewing to mumble a âwhatâ at his friend. âI donât know if I missed it, but I definitely donât have a boyfriend.â
âBlaine Anderson,â she says with an eye roll, and Kurtâs eyes get wide.
âKeep your voice down!â He says with a hurried whisper. âHeâs sitting right over there,â he gestures to the other side of a cafeteria.
âUnless heâs developed super-sonic hearing, which is physically impossible, he canât hear you. But I wish he could!â Kurt tries to shush her again. âItâs about room 204.â
Kurt sighs. âI donât know what else to do.â As the president of William McKinley High Schoolâs geography club, itâs Kurtâs responsibility to find a meeting location, which he thought was reserved to them by Principal Figgins. The room has also been promised to Blaine Anderson, the president of superhero club and Kurtâs crush of the past year.
âLet Noah handle it,â Kurt says with a shrug. âHeâs the muscle of the operation.â
âPuck would rather die than be exposed as a member of geo club,â Rachel says without hesitation, and Kurt knows sheâs right. âJust talk to him.â
âWhy wonât you do it?â Kurt asks. God knows that Rachel would be way more eloquent than heâs ever managed to be.
âYouâre the president,â she stresses. âPlus, Iâd rather die than converse with those kinky role-playing nerds.â
âThey canât be that bad,â Kurt says and quickly changes the subject. âDid you finish the math homework?â
Rachel goes to her backpack wordlessly. Of course she did.
To: B (10:17pm): Hey, u awake? Need 2 call u.
To: Kurt <3 (10:19pm): You know I am! Finishing a paper. And you know I hate text speak. :/
To: B (10:20pm): Whtvr.
INCOMING CALL: B
âI need you to give me room 204,â Kurt says the minute Blaine picks up.
âWell good evening to you to,â Blaine says, and Kurt knows heâs spinning in that damn rolling chair, still in his jeans because Kurt knows he canât relax until the task at hand is finished.
âIâm serious. We could use the open windows and you guys can practice and LARP or whatever anywhere on campus.â
âMmmhmm. What are you doing?â
âBlaine. Câmon Rachel keeps asking me to talk to you and I either have to explain why I canât or you need to give in.â
âYou give in. What are you wearing?â
âA scowl,â Kurt says, sitting on his bed. Itâs so hard having to be this way with him, but they both agreed that they couldnât deal with the backlash of their friends and once theyâre both on the east coast- UPenn for Blaine, Columbia for him -it wonât matter. Plus, the sexual tension at school and make out sessions in Blaineâs car after secret dates make up for it. âJust please let us have the room.â
âJust relax,â Blaine says and only someone with an effortless 4.0 GPA can tell his boyfriend whoâs barely keeping up his 3.8 to relax. âIâll handle it.â
He wants to object but he can hear Blaine humming and the sudden sound of him unzipping his jeans and maybe Kurt could use some relaxing.
~
Blaine and Kurt and doing their daily walk to the parking lot, carefully placed so that their hands will âaccidentallyâ brush once or twice in the crowded hallway, when they see Rachel and Tina screaming at each other by the stairs.
âWho even needs this,â Tina says, stepping closer to Rachel in her thigh high latex boots, Blaine knew sheâd been waiting all week to show them off.
âOnly 10% of the ocean is unexplored you Super Nobody,â Rachel all but growls in her face. âAnd in case you didnât know, 100% of super heroes donât exist.â
âItâs a creative outlet,â interrupts a boy with bleach blond hair. âSame as that ear-piercing garbage you call singing.â
Kurt manages to grip Rachel waist before she all but claws his eyes out.
Itâs a full on yelling match on the second floor of William McKinley by now and Blaine canât help but think about how ridiculous they all look, a mix of faux leather and styrofoam costumes against vintage Mary Janes and thick prescription eyeglasses.
Just as Rachel squirms her way out of Kurtâs hands, Blaine grabs his wrist and pulls him closer.
âKiss me,â he says calmly, an eye in the storm of their friend groups colliding hot and cold right before their very eyes.
âYouâre crazy.â
âYou think theyâd even notice?â Blaine shrugs, and before Kurt can even object Blaine is closing the gap between them and slipping his hand around Kurtâs skull in broad daylight.
Their friends do notice. Kurt canât even be bothered, Blaine voice may be the eye, but his kiss might as well be a damn island, perfectly secluded right off the coastline.
Eventually, the superhero club moves to the choir room in 106. And if Blaine shows up late sometimes, hair fluffed and collar askew, nobody comments.
