Living Room

Blaine's eyes watched her hand. He swallowed a little then shrugged. "I don't honey... Whatever you want to tell me I guess. Why don't we start with ex-boyfriends? That one seems like a real winner." He chuckled a little then lifted her shirt a little so he could see what she was doing.

Blaine smiled at her. "I do." He listened as she spoke then commented when she was done. "You dated Hunter? Wow, that's surprising." He laughed then smiled at her. "That's an interesting history of boyfriends." He chuckled then leaned against her. "I'm surprised I was the first one to marry you with all those behind me." He laughed again, still trying to picture her and Hunter together. He shook his head then grabbed another cookie.

Blaine shrugged. "Well, what do you want know, Mrs. I'm married to Mr. I know nothing about." He poked her back in the sighed and smiled at her.

Blaine shrugged. "Well there isn't much to talk about... I didn't have much of a childhood..." He bit is lips, trying to get her off the topic. He leaned forward and kissed her. "You and that belly button ring are driving me crazy," he whispered against her lips. He took her hands in his then squeezed them lightly, smiling at her.

Blaine frowned as he watched her. He sat up as well, then started playing with a loose thread on the rug. He sighed then looked back at her. "Well my mother died giving birth to me...Barely a couple hours old and I was already killing people..." He looked down at his feet then back over to her. "My father was killed when I was ten. I was never told why... Anyway after that my aunt and uncle took me and I was like the son they wanted. My uncle was a strict man but he treated me like his own."

"I started at Durmstrang that next year and was a good kid. I hit that rebellious stage when I was in my fourth year and started pulling some pranks here and there. In my fifth year that was changed though. We'll just say that my uncle straightened me out a lot over the summer. My sixth year was bad though. I was every father's nightmare, and every 'daddy's little girl's dream. Toward the end of the year, my cousin, who had just turned five, were riding my aunts horse. He wanted to do it by himself so I let him. The horse got spooked by something when he was ridingand it threw him off. He hit the grouned and the impact killed him I was blamed of course and that's when I was sent away for 'Death Eater business'.

"I'm supposed to be in school to finish my last year but they told me to keep a low profile. So I didn't." He shrugged then looked at her and smiled. "Then I met you, and, you know the rest of that."

Blaine looked at her and nodded. "Yeah I know..." He smiled back at her. "Yep." He laughed and pressed his lips to her neck softly. "You are definitely daddy's little girl." He laughed again and kissed her lips, holding her close. "I love you."

Blaine smiled and kissed her again softly, pulling her closer.

Blaine frowned when she pulled away. "Why are you fighting me?" He smirked a little.

Blaine ndodded. "Yeah you are... Or more like resisting..." He made her looked at him by hooking his fingers underneath her chin and pulling up. "We haven't done anything in a while..."

Blaine frowned a litttle. "Other things?" He pulled her close and kissed her neck, still trying to put her back in the mood, since she was not in it.

Blaine frowned. "Why am I just hearing about this?" Yeah h's pretty pissed. "I mean you never tell me anything...."

Blaine stood up and wrapped his arms around her tightly. "Shh, Blaire. Honey I'm sorry. You never tell me anything because that's something that I don't need to know...." He sighed and stroked her hair, trying to calm her down. "Just forget I even said that ok?"

Blaine nodded and kissed the top of her head. "I'm sorry for prying."