My Head is an Animal → Blaine and Klaus
“I’ll believe that when I have reason to.” Klaus chuckled as Blaine took the bottle. He gave him a curious look as he repeated what he had just said a few times, though he was asking another question before Klaus had time to bother with commenting on it. “No I haven’t been seeking out scantily clad teenage boys, actually.” As he watched Blaine take another drink he considered getting back up to go and open another bottle, but decided against it for the moment. He would save that for when he was alone again, and then drink until he could actually feel something from it. This boy wasn’t going to get to see him like that, no one outside of the people who actually lived in his house would. Well, aside from the person who led him to it in the first place.
Klaus continued to lean forward some in his chair, feeling as if he would be back up from it at any given moment. Whether it would be for Blaine’s benefit or his own he wasn’t sure. Though he still didn’t know what he was doing with him here now. Klaus often made plans, but he acted on impulse and figured things out as he went just as often. This time it was definitely the latter. He watched Blaine again, deciding that yes, he was indeed on his way to being drunk. He wondered if he should send him on his way soon, knowing that would probably be for the best.
He was going back and forth with that thought when his attention was very much so brought back to Blaine. He was admittedly surprised when the boy kissed him the first time, but he masked that and raised an eyebrow as he did it again. Before Klaus had time to offer his own response Blaine was going on again and then he was really kissing him this time. Klaus decided that he probably talked far too much for his liking, but he was…interesting. If he was going to have fun with someone, Blaine could be the one. With that in mind, Klaus kissed him back. As Klaus leaned forward to the edge of the chair one of his hands went to Blaine’s hip, pulling him to him. He continued to kiss him for another moment before letting go and pulling back from him. “Do you know what you’re doing, little wolf?” Klaus questioned, voice low.
"No," he answered quietly, sliding onto Klaus' lap and kissing him again. Blaine couldn't remember the last time he'd kissed anyone. It was probably sometime in New York, and probably wasn't that long ago, but his head was too muddled right now to care. For someone who was dead, Klaus felt warm, or maybe he was just too warm from all the alcohol he'd been drinking. He really couldn't tell and he really didn't care. There was a small buzz in the back of his head as he straddled the hybrid's lap telling him that he was in danger, but he easily silenced it.
"Do you know what you're doing?" he asked, one hand on Klaus' neck and the other running down his arm. Blaine's head felt heavy and he let it rest against Klaus' for a moment. He leaned in for another kiss, but stopped short, shaking his head. Blaine just let his head rest on Klaus shoulder for a moment before sliding backwards from him and sitting on the couch and sinking into it. He closed his eyes, not worried about anything at the moment other than content he felt in that moment.












