Blair retracted his hand the moment he stepped inside, not bothering to take off his jacket or anything.
"You shouldn't have." He replied simply, still not smiling. "Because they're not going to get used."
He didn't set his jacket down, and he refused to budge from the doorway. No, he wanted to be able to leave as soon as possible. He had to get this over with, already.
"Yuri, I don't think you've realized this yet, and I can't believe how you haven't because it's been really obvious, but I don't like you." He said bluntly, crossing his arms. He wore something akin to a sneer, but he wasn't smiling enough. "I never liked you. I only pretended to like you, because you had something offer me. You don't mean anything to me more than that. I specifically chose you for my little experiment, because I know that you can't tell anyone about anything we've done. No one would listen to you long enough, and even if they did, no one would believe you. Besides, senior year's almost over, no one cares about idle gossip, they just want to finish school.
"Ever since I first approached you, I was only nice to you because I intended to fuck you from the start." He paused, to swallow back the emotion welling in his throat. If he didn't deliver this exactly right, Yuri would realize he was faking it, and he couldn't have that. "And my plan worked, obviously. You're a weird kid, a loser. Of course you'd do anything to sleep with the most attractive person in the school."
He grinned now, that fake condescending grin he used whenever he was with his friends. "You aren't even my type. You're scrawny, and plain and boring. You're not even fun to be around. I don't know why I even stuck around as long as I did. You're not even a good fuck.
"Oh, speaking of that, I forgot to tell you, I'm not actually gay. You know, after sleeping with you so many times, I realized that women are just better. They might be bitchy, but at least they have morals. You slept with me and we weren't even dating. You were just so eager to sleep with someone, you didn't care who they were, did you?"
He laughed, a cold, terrible laugh.
"I hope you enjoyed our little 'friendship' because you should have known there was really only one way it would end; and this is it. Because no one would ever want to be friends with you."
He paused, then added, "oh and keep the pajamas. As a reminder of how pathetic you are."