drabble: Disney cast member!Klaine

redbullandcupcakebatter:

“Okay, guys, welcome to Take 5,” the trainer said, pushing the door open and ushering them inside. Kurt trailed along at the edge of the group. “This is the cast member break area. Go ahead and get lunch, relax a little bit. We’re going to spend some quality time with your scripts when we get back, okay? So be ready.”

The new college program trainees headed towards the lines. Kurt meandered after them towards the Subway line, mumbling over the opening lines to his script. “Welcome aboard. At this time, I’d like to ask everyone to please keep their hands and arms inside the vehicle at all times, and please refrain from eating, drinking, and smoking, and for the safety of our cast, we ask that you please refrain from-”

“Whoa!”

He bumped squarely into another cast member and stumbled back. “Oh my god, I’m sorry, I didn’t see you,” he apologized.

“Oh, don’t worry, it’s fine,” the other guy said. He wore street clothes and a disturbing amount of makeup, and he held a Subway bag in his hand. “Were you going for the last coconut popsicle?”

Kurt glanced down at the freezer case. “No, uh…no,” he said. “I’m really sorry.”

“Seriously, don’t worry about it,” the guy said. “You’re new, right?”

Kurt glanced down at the red “earning my ears!” ribbon hanging off his white nametag and blushed. “Painfully so,” he said.

“Kurt, Lima, Ohio,” the other guy read off the nametag. “Lima? No way! I’m from Westerville. About two hours from you.”

“Small world,” Kurt joked lamely.

“I’m Blaine,” the brunet said, offering his hand. “Welcome to Disney’s Hollywood Studios. Are you with the college program?”

“Uh-huh,” Kurt said. He shook Blaine’s hand. “First day of training, actually.”

“But you’re at the Great Movie Ride, congrats,” Blaine said. “Everybody wants that one.”

Kurt looked down at his ill-fitting gray blazer. “I can’t imagine why,” he said ruefully.

Blaine laughed. “Trust me, being a Great Movie Rider is pretty awesome,” he said. “You’re one of the few non-performing cast member groups that can hold their own against the face characters.”

“Well, that’s good to know…I think,” Kurt said. “Are…are you at the Great Movie Ride too?”

“No, I’m in Animation Courtyard, actually,” Blaine said, shifting his weight a little. “I’m Jamie in Playhouse Disney.”

Kurt’s eyes widened. “Oh,” he said. “Oh, so you’re not a CP.”

“Nope, just a full-timer,” Blaine said cheerfully. He nudged Kurt’s shoulder lightly. “What time do you get off?”

“Um, I think…early afternoon, I can’t figure out this military time nonsense,” Kurt said.

“My last show’s at five-thirty,” Blaine said. “Meet me there when you get off, I’ll give you a tour around Studios.” He grinned as he pulled the last coconut popsicle out of the freezer case. “And if you want to see the show, I’ll save you a spot on the blue carpet.”

“Oh…okay,” Kurt stammered. Blaine grinned at him and waved goodbye with his popsicle.