Loved the chapter but I have to tell I laughed for like 5 minutes at the mean girls reference at the end of the authors note. I have no idea why, but I laughed so hard.

I know I've already said this so you may simply (and virtually) roll your eyes at me, but I can't help it: No matter how many of your stories I read, I keep coming back to this one. I just love it. One, everything in it makes me laugh really hard. Two, the final line cracks me up, especially because you've used it between Blaine and Francey in other stories too, so it's become a thing between them, which makes it sweet too. And three, because I just love the relationship between Francey and Blaine. Now we have Cooper too, and you have that terrific story about the three of them when Blaine's injured at his dance, which I also love, but this one is special because it's just the two of them and shows the birth of that bond between them. I love it love it love it. I can never have too much Blaine and Francey. Thank you for writing this.)

*snort* Oh, Blaine. You just keep finding ways to out-dork yourself, don't you? :D

OH GO BURT SKDJDKSHFD

Annnd two days of reading and reviewing later, here I am!
I love this. I loved it the first time I read it and I still love it now. My favorite part is still when Burt walks in on them. Just the fact that he is so overprotective is hilarious, and poor Blaine having to defend himself is cute. I love how he dubs himself, "Blaine the Almighty," too. Bahaha. Just this entire drabble was really sweet and adorable, and it was especially pleasant to read after the heartbreaking one in the last chapter.
Well, all I can really say now is that you have a truly marvelous gift for writing. I adore all of your fanfictions and hope to review them even more in the future. You write Kurt like no one else in the fandom, and your Blaine and Francey interactions are priceless. I absolutely love all the headcanons you have contributed throughout your stories, and I sincerely hope that in whatever outlet you choose to express your creativity you will be highly successful. You really deserve it. Every single one of these drabbles was a pleasure to read, and I'm so glad that I went through and re-read and reviewed them, because you deserve every review and more.
Marvelously done. I'll be eagerly looking forward to your next installment, whether it is another Tumbled drabble, an update for Goodnight, or stripper!Kurt!

truffles

This is heart-wrenching.
I know I've used that term fairly often in my reviews and I mean it every time I do but this one just absolutely makes me ache for Kurt. The idea that he would lose his mother not as a young child but as a teenager is if possible even more gut-wrenching than if he had simply lost her as an eight-year-old. Now he has even more experience with her to compare to in his memories and not simply half-remembered ideas. He knows exactly what she's like and how she took care of him during difficult events in his life, and now that she's gone, it's even more painful than before.
You are the only fanfic writer to make me want Kurt's mother to be alive this much, since usually I'm happy with the Burt/Carole situation that exists today. I feel so bad for Kurt, even if he does have Blaine to comfort him, because this is tragic, no matter what spin you take on it.

I just want Emily to be canon. I want Carole and Burt to have an unexpected baby named Emily that they adore and cuddle with and Kurt babysits and loves to pieces and Blaine and Finn just dote on. I want all the Hudmel/Anderson clan plus one scenarios, and this one is as flawless as ever. Not only is it really sweet that Kurt wants to take care of her instead of making Carole get up, it's also cute how Finn is involved. I love how Kurt and Finn actually act like brothers in this, unlike in the show itself, since often times we don't really get much Furt interaction.
And Emily is adorable, even if she did just spit up all over her brother. Haha.

Aww. I love Anderson siblings, especially when baby Blaine is involved. He's so cute about his glasses: the fact that he doesn't want to wear them because he's afraid that Kurt won't think he's cute anymore is adorable. I just love how that's the reason that he's so concerned about his appearances. Not because he inherently dislikes the glasses or anything, but just that he still wants to impress Kurt and be considered 'cute' in his books. And Francey comforting him was perfect.
Precious babies.

I like that you've drawn on this parallel for a little missing Glee continuity. The fact that Blaine and Puck were both clearly involved in fight clubs seems like it would be an unusual coincidence if they were two completely independent groups, yet it makes sense that they would be one and the same. It would be interesting to read Puck's reactions the first time he met Blaine outside of fight club just because the possibilities are so interesting.
Still, poor Blaine, and even poor Puck. The thought of them beating each other up even if it is purely to vent isn't fun, and I'm glad that in the future they're friends (or, at least, close enough that they could be friends).

Cuuute.
I think it's only plausible that Kurt would know about Blaine's boxing (despite the fact that we have no canonical evidence of this) and that he would be a little curious about it. Not to mention on a more angst-related level, the additional self-defense couldn't hurt, and I'm sure Blaine wouldn't mind sharing some pointers. It's just sweet how he comes fully prepared for the event and doesn't exactly show that he's a champion boxer when he does hit the punching bag.
Adorable boys are adorable.

I love your headcanons. They're so rich and in-depth and just fill in the gaps left by Glee perfectly. This has to be one of my favorites because it manages to explain so many aspects of Blaine's personality in a relatively simple manner. There aren't multiple events contributing to it and it's very plausible, considering the circumstances he's coming from. I can definitely see Francey playing an instrumental role in Blaine's boxing. It doesn't seem like something that Blaine would have necessarily sought out on his own, yet it's definitely something that I can see Francey suggesting for him in order to vent his rage and frustration and fear.
I just love how you've incorporated that into this, as well as fight club. It really shows that Blaine has underlying issues with the event that he manages to deal with on his own now but hasn't always been able to cope with. Not to mention the pent-up anger needed an outlet that he hadn't found yet and now that he has boxing, he has a means of controlling it when it gets out of hand. The fact that Francey doesn't even try and talk Blaine out of his fight club really shows how much trust they have in each other that things will work out, and I just love that about them.
Still, poor Blaine. It really brings back all the Sadie Hawkins feelings.

Bahaha."Rub your tummy and you love me again.
This just seems perfect for Kurt and Blaine. I love how Blaine just lavishes Kurt with attention and comfort when he needs it and Kurt loves him so much in return. The entire scenario is just too adorable for words. Poor Kurt, eating peanut butt cake when he shouldn't have. Of course he would. But I'm glad that he has someone around to take care of him afterwards. This was really sweet; just a little domestic Klaine.

Aww. Poor Kurt. I love how you have it so that he doesn't ever really forget his mother in this: even in little things, she's there, just a reminder of what he once had. Even though I loved the tender little Burt-Kurt father-son moment at the end, it's still heartbreaking to think that Mollie well and truly is gone. The way that Kurt aches for her subconsciously he's still looking for her in his dreams just makes it even more tragic. But I do love that the Hummel boys can stick together and that somehow, they'll be able to make it through the rougher patches.
Just. I love this.

Bad things always seem to happen to Kurt canonically, with the exception that he finally got Blaine as a boyfriend in the end, and I love that you addressed this scene. It was such a heart-wrenching moment when Kurt was accused of cheating during that election. He wanted it so badly and for the administration to turn its back on him and just let him flounder in the wreckage of someone else's doing (in this case, Rachel's) was awful. At least he has Blaine there to comfort him, and I love that the first words out of his mouth when he couldn't take it anymore were, "I have to find Blaine.
Blaine, his boyfriend who has always been there to comfort and protect him. Blaine who he trusts and loves and respects, and who he knows will be able to make things infinitesimally better.
You've captured the moment beautifully here where he finds Blaine, and I just love that he finally receives some comfort.

It's cute that Kurt and Blaine actually decide who's going to sing the rap bridge together. And how Kurt takes on the beginning. This was one of my favorites of their duets, and I just love how they 'sing it to each other in the car.' The way that line was incorporated into the episode was seamless and perfect, and I like this little complimentary drabble. It was short and sweet and to the point.