In which Blaine and Santana have a little moment about family and upheaval and acceptance just before Christmas break. For such a small thing, this ficlet certainly hits a huge amount of my buttons. Santana snark, whipped Blaine, heart-to-hearts, emotionally climactic song interludes, oh maaaan. Instant headcanon. My Blaintana creys.

In which Santana comes to visit Blaine and Kurt in New York and they paint the town. I liked this sequel much better than its predecessor, Fleet Week Follies. The author has a frenetic quality to their writing that I didn't always like, but which worked MUCH better here in Blaine's overenthusiastic and frequently substance-altered POV.

In which Santana makes sure Blaine gets something nice for Blaine's birthday. For a given value of nice, lol. Part of this author's Blanana verse, can't be bothered to find out what it's called.

In which the members of PFLAG grow up, spread out, and fill in. Covers the rest of senior year after Hope That Starts The Broken Hearts. Some parts of this were really good, but the melodrama monster stuck hard in this one, wow. I really wanted to like this after how great Hope... was, but some of it was kind of ridiculously soapy, like Brittany's backstory, what the actual fuck, and the twist (?) about Mark. Honestly, the final nail in the coffin for me was when Blaine called Kurt "baby" in the last part in front of his Dad. I can't help but feel an IC Kurt would have whooped Blaine's ass for that. :///

In which Santana keeps crashing their dates for advice. Lawl, Santana in this was terrifying and adorable.

In which Blanana does some guy rating and some bantering. Eeeeee.

In which Blaine gets roped into a Girl's Night at Rachel's house, much to his trepidation. This was completely delightful and fun and funny (some of Kurt and Blaine's texts, seriously, lolololol).

In which Santana's budding relationship with Kurt and Blaine hits a wall in the face of all her disingenuous scheming, but maybe that's important, too. Follows after Alliance and Familiarity. I love this series, uggghhh.

In which Santana decides to make Kurt her new best friend and it actually kind of works out for the best. Well, if you include extremely crude running commentary on your new best friend's budding relationship in your definition of "best." But in this case, I most definitely do! I love this verse! Comes after Alliance.

In which Blaine and Santana develop a friendship, much to the consternation of everyone around them. This verse is really fun!

In which Santana and Blaine get FB married, to much comment. >:DDDDDDDDDDDDDD