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He can see the bruises all over her and he hates even touching her like this because he worries there are even more injuries he can't see; doing CPR is brutal on the body and hers is already so fragile. But he keeps going until she finally, blessedly, takes a breath.
"I'm here, I'm right here," he presses his forehead to hers, holding onto her until the medics rush forward to take her. He's hovering, not wanting to leave her side, and he insists on riding in the ambulance with her, staying right with her the whole time.
He can see the bruises all over her and he hates even touching her like this because he worries there are even more injuries he can't see; doing CPR is brutal on the body and hers is already so fragile. But he keeps going until she finally, blessedly, takes a breath.
"I'm here, I'm right here," he presses his forehead to hers, holding onto her until the medics rush forward to take her. He's hovering, not wanting to leave her side, and he insists on riding in the ambulance with her, staying right with her the whole time.

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"I'll show you Coney Island, we'll get some hotdogs. I'll take you to Rockefeller Center," he promises.
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When she watches it, it's herself again.
Taylor, or maybe you're still going by Jane, I don't know. But, once I do this, I'm going to forget Kurt. You won't know him. You won't know that you love him. I think...I think I'll always know. It's a feeling. Like...you're home when you're with him. Being with him is warm and safe and right. And I - you - love him. He's everything, he's...just trust yourself. Because he loves you, I know he does, and he won't stop just because of this. He'll always wait for us.
By the time the video ends, Taylor's crying, and she watches it again, and again. Everything she's told herself is true, and she moves out of her room after changing her clothes, wearing actual pajamas now as she goes to the living room. And when she doesn't see him there, she goes to his room, knocking softly on his door.
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"Taylor - are you kay?"
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"I know why I didn't want to go out with Sam. It's because...I wanted to go out with you. Even before that video, I knew."
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"You knew? You...you felt it?"
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Three weeks later, while he's working a little late, Taylor picks up Mexican food from the first place he took her, all of their favorite things, and she makes sure she has it when he gets home. It's late, but she's still awake, and dressed, waiting on him.
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"I...I bought dinner. It's Mexican food. I thought it might be nice to have something to eat."
She feels like she said something silly, and she clears her throat a little; of course it's nice to have something to eat, and she pushes a piece of hair behind her ear.
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"Yeah, time for bed," he chuckles, rubbing a hand over his face and standing up.
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She cleans up their dinner, putting the leftovers away. She's not really that tired, so she sits on the couch to watch a movie, then winds up falling asleep under a blanket without meaning to, curled up on the couch.
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"Hey, sleepyhead."
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