Hunger Games AU / Jesse has been training for the games for as long as he can remember. Blaine has lived in terror of being chosen his entire life. When they're chosen in the same year, it all comes down to one question: which one of them gets to live?

So listen to me. Know how life should be. Oh, what does it matter if they don't agree? / Everyone has a choice. Those choices lead to results, which lead to further action or inaction. Jesse's supposed to choose on the spot, but accidentally changes what's due to happen in the future. He's supposed to fix it, probably, but he's not sure if he wants to.

Jesse's never met someone like himself, who doesn't just sing or play, but actually feels the music as he performs. So when he does, it's no wonder he's not going to let that man walk away and out of his life.

Ten years is a long time for anything. A person can learn a lot in that amount of time, and for Jesse, those ten years with Blaine have taught him all about both the man he loves and how love really works.

Everyone knows the story about the man who falls in love with someone he can't have. He's driven mad with want. Well, not this time. No, this time Blaine refuses to play that role, because he is going to make Jesse the one who wants him instead.

Jesse came to New York so his dream could become a reality. Instead, he's watching it die. He's always said that he didn't need anyone, but down on his luck and with no clue what to do, he finds himself more receptive than usual when a stranger turns into an acquaintance. He just has to decide what comes after acquaintanceship.

It takes three times to make it work. Three times and a sense of dedication they never had as teenagers, a sense of devotion to rival their passion for the stage, and the continued insistence that "through thick and thin" isn't just a saying.

AU; Blaine transfers to Carmel after the bullying at his old school reaches a peak. He auditions for Vocal Adrenaline, gets in, and quickly becomes the bane of Jesse's existence.

Blaine is homeless and helpless. Jesse has grown up in a palace. The two cross paths and for whatever reason, Jesse decides Blaine's worth his time. From then on out... well, you could say it's just like a Disney fairy tale.

Blaine enlists Jesse to help set up Kurt and Sam. Jesse, who thinks Blaine's whole ploy is completely ridiculous, makes an obvious mess of things. On purpose.

Blaine and Jesse have a very important rule, and that rule states that they cannot talk to each other about their auditions. So it comes as quite the pleasant surprise when they both land the lead roles opposite one another in Hair.

All Jesse wanted was to get Blaine's attention. It's not his fault that "attention" means "interrupt your performance at prom and then kiss you in front of your boyfriend."

Jesse and Blaine have reached a standstill. One in Los Angeles and the other in New York, they aren't quite sure what to do from here. Can they make it work, or will distance take its toll?

Written for The Lightning Strike by navigatethismaze / Jesse has always made decisions for himself. Then the universe makes the most important decision of his life for him, and he's terrified for the first time.

Jesse and Blaine have a nice, easy friendship. At least, it was nice and easy until they met for lattes after Blaine's latest heartbreak, which leads to both confessing more to each other and themselves than they'd ever planned.

This time, Blaine thinks he's golden when he tries to serenade someone in public. He just didn't count on someone else using his crush on Jesse St. James to their advantage.

Sometimes sitting with your boyfriend's head in your lap really is the best part of your day. Scary how dating a hopeless romantic can turn a soulless automaton into one, too.

Blaine's just trying to hep Kurt out. It's not his fault that he keeps thinking about everything he wanted when he was the one in trouble.

It's all Rory's fault that Blaine finds out about Kurt's time as a time-and-space traveler. Also that the Doctor interrupted his first ever time making out with his boyfriend. Thanks, Rory.

Jesse has a really bad habit of singing at Kurt in airports. Blaine just makes it worse.

A complete re-write of episode 2x10, this time with more Dalton, more Jesse, and less plot holes. Also, Christmas spirit.

Kurt really, really should have just de-friended Jesse when he had the chance. His facebook wall and his relationship with Blaine would certainly have been a lot more... normal if he had.

Blaine really likes dictionaries, because they give him lots of different ways of defining the word 'kiss.' Now if only he could make Kurt understand that...

Finn knows something's up with Kurt, and he makes it his mission to make things all better. Also, he threatens Blaine with a steak knife because he just so happened to have one in his hand at the time.

Kurt and Blaine's relationship, as set to music by Kait Kerrigan and Brian Lowdermilk.

Fairy tale endings have never been part of Usnavi's life. He was a fool to think the bodega would last long, anyway / A farewell story in response to In the Heights' Broadway closing notice. Beware: angst angst angst

When you live in New York City, you have to know the tricks of the trade. Kurt doesn't know the tricks to either of his trades. Enter Mike Chang, who pops up in Kurt's life at the opportune moment and takes him on a journey of self-discovery.

Jesse, Kurt, and Mike all haven't had a real job in what feels like forever, so they form a support group. Then they move in together. Mike/Kurt/Jesse

A follow up to Day of Silence, in the form of reader-requested oneshots.

The problem: there are four Usnavis and only one Vanessa. The solution? Test them on essential Usnavi skills and have Vanessa pick a favorite. Complete crack; all Usnavis are parodies of the actors who have played him to date.

A follow-up to "Broadway Geeks" that chronicles Rachel and Kurt's wall-to-wall on facebook after Kurt leaves NYC.

Kurt and Rachel are both on vacation in New York City at the same time. Their respective sets of parents aren't too keen on seeing a bunch of musicals, so the duo sets off together and end up spending two weeks together.

Kurt and Jesse wanted their wedding to be nice and quiet, but they got exactly the opposite when the Westboro Baptist Church showed up to protest. Cue their friends and family showing the WBC exactly how that makes them feel. Strong T for language.

The entire trip was Finn's idea, and Kurt's positive that that makes him the best brother ever. I mean, come on, the sky's practically puking rainbows and Finn's totally cool with it so, yeah, he's the best brother ever.

Mike comes to glee practice wearing his soccer uniform, and Kurt likes what he sees.

AU-ish, in that nobody in glee knows that Finn and Kurt's parents are dating. Their now close relationship causes some raised eyebrows, and Noah Puckerman decides to play detective and figure out what's up.

Kurt Hummel has a problem in the form of an overly touchy-feely, giddy, and sick Finn Hudson.

It's Finn's first night back at the Hummel household after he blows up at Kurt. He can't sleep, so Kurt stays up with him.

Mike makes absolutely certain that Kurt is his dance partner for their new glee number. Kurt is confused.

When the TARDIS appears in Kurt's backyard, he knows he should be freaking out and he should call the police or something. But he's too distracted by the fashion anomaly in front of him.

From a prompt at the glee fluff meme asking for Burt being proud of Kurt. So here are five times he held it in and once where he practically exploded.

After Kurt explains to Mr. Schue that he will be participating in Day of Silence, Schue decides to get the whole club in on it. One chapter for each character, detailing what happened during their day and how it affected them.

Journey: Wanked, in which lots of things are strategically placed, lots of things are ripped off of Sectionals, and Jesse St. James is super-spraying Armpit Man! Don't take any of it seriously.

Finn calls Kurt "Little Buddy" after a Gilligan's Island marathon with their parents. Kurt is pleased but confused, and decides to ask Finn about this choice of nickname.

Peter didn't understand a lot of things, but he knew that being a good little boy meant his parents fought less. So, naturally, he tried to be the perfect little boy. And then he made a mistake.

A series of completely random pieces about the characters as kids.

Drabble; Sonny shows Usnavi just how horrible his dancing is. Based on the tour cast.

Howard Bamboo, like everyone else, has a dream. And it's not being in a band.

Ivy was unsteady on her legs and she walked numbly down the sidewalk, crossing from one side to the other drunkenly. She was trembling and she felt as if she had just been ripped open.

Contrary to popular belief, Finn is not stupid. He just has Quinn Fabray as his girlfriend, who has somehow become pregnant despite the fact that they have never had sex.

He's so cute when he's sleeping,' Jason leaned forward again and brushed Peter's bangs from his forehead, fingertips tingling as he touched the sleeping boy. / Another one of those famous "that day in September" fics, full of roommate bonding and fluff.

Rock of Ages; Franz and Regina enjoy the other's sleeping habits, even though neither will ever admit it. Almost ridiculously fluffy, so you have been warned.

There's a lot of things Peter should be doing. He should go find his mother or delete Jason's number from his phone or go across the sidewalk to the girl's dorm to talk to Ivy in person. But all he can do is give her a phone call.

Rock of Ages; Franz is in Hamburg and Regina is in LA. There's a nine hour time difference between them, but that doesn't stop Franz from calling her every day to say goodnight. The only problem is that he's telling her goodnight at five in the morning!

He'd never known that his musings about life and love could be put down on paper, had even laughed in his therapist's face when she had suggested it. It was a private thing, he reasoned, so why should he write it down?

Peter never had an imaginary friend when he was younger, but it was now common knowledge that wherever Peter went, Jason came with him.

Rock of Ages; Franz's dream of opening a confectionary store didn't come out of nowhere. He's had a sweet tooth and a love of candy since childhood.

It's not just the Jets and Sharks that have changed after Tony's death. There are changes with the girls too.

Sonny tries to create new slushies, Pete tries to remember why he agreed to try them, and Nina tries not to laugh at them.

Before leaving home, Lincoln tries to figure out which will benefit everyone in the end: telling everyone the truth or keeping his feelings to himself.

Benny walks back to the Heights one evening, thinking about his life. He comes across Kevin and Camila, the latter of which has a nice little chat with him.

We all make mistakes and tell little white lies once in a while, right? Well, one of those is about to catch up with Princeton...

In this album, there's a picture of Abuela in Havana. She is holding a rag doll, unsmiling, black and white. I wonder what she's thinking. Does she know that she'll be leaving for the city on a cold, dark night?

As the streets fill during the blackout, Nina is completely lost and disoriented. Will she allow Benny to help her find her way home?

This story follows the original plot of the musical, where Nina has a brother and he is in love with a most unlikely character.

Tevye muses over love, realizing that his daughters know more than he does. Then he asks Golde, "Do you love me?"

Bustopher Jones really wants some pudding, so he goes exploring. If he thinks sneaking around a restaurant is all he is in store for, he is terribly wrong.

A twelve year old Nina sits on the fire escape, the results of a horrible day at school clutched in her hands. Can a teenage Benny cheer her up?

An insight to Kana and Pakku's past and present relationships.

After the blackout, Benny and Nina end up in Benny's apartment. Benny's set on taking Nina home, but not before her injured knee makes quite a pain of itself. BennyxNina fluff ahoy!

Ignore the pun... The aftermath of Azula's breakdown.

The continuation of the now famous 'Where is my mother' encounter.

Completely random drabbles. One for each character, eventually.

An exploration of Macavity's life and his relationships with Demeter, Munkustrap, Rum Tum Tugger, Old Deuteronomy, and Mistoffelees.

Basil's greatest fear is that someone will discover his secret passion for video games. So what happens when Johnny finds out?

Skimbleshanks and Rumpleteazer have a short conversation during Tugger's song. It explores their relationship as well as how they each view Tugger... to some extent.

Kay-verse Phantom; Tells the story of the little harem girl sent to Erik and all she had to go through for this "privilege."

Everyone's favorite magician has feelings for a rather unattainable queen. Follow him in his dilemma, and you may find yourself 'aww-ing' at the end.