Kurt was watching her as she thought things over and he gave her a small point. "You know you're really making me miss my other half. I feel like I need to see him to hug him and tell him how much he means to me, but the bank balances are already really stretched, and I need to just settle for Skyping and texting right now. It feels like months since I've seen him, touched him..." There was a sigh, shoulders slumping a little. This was going to be a really long year. "But you know, New Haven is technically just up the road. Only a train trip away. You know something I truly believe in? Kismet. That sometimes, the world just puts everything around you in alignment to make everything... right. It's there for the taking, and it all depends on whether you take it or not. When kismet intercepts, darling, don't pass it up, because you never know when it will come back to you again. Like the day I met Blaine on those stairs. If I hadn't caught his attention, we would never have been. Kismet only works if you listen to your heart, though, and listen to those directions deep down inside that a practical mind doesn't always let you hear."

He nodded. "All that aside, she's still your friend. If you have been wondering about her and thinking about her, you should get in touch. Friendship shouldn't be taken for granted, and she's away at Yale all on her own, coping with all these changes in her life without any room mate she knows she keep her company and reason it out for her when she can't," he said pointedly and gave her a small smile. "I'm going to take a shower, because I'm gross and I still smell sick. Then I'm going to Skype Blaine and tell him how much I love him. Perfect time for you to email... book a train ticket..." He got up from the table and gave her a nod, hoping she would take the blatant hints.