Kurt should have suspected something was going on while Blaine was on tour. During Christmas Vacation, he had asked to take Jayden out for breakfast – just the two of them.

“You want to go to breakfast with a five year old?” Kurt raised an eyebrow. “Why?”

“JD and I need catch up time,” Blaine smiled. “To talk about the latest superheroes, and Football.”

That won Kurt over.  If his five year old and Blaine had anything in common it was their ability to talk about Football and Superheroes. Sometimes Kurt wondered how he even had a kid like Jayden.  He had more in common with Finn and Blaine then he did with Kurt. Plus, it would give Kurt some time to work on the finishing touches of his fashion label, which would come out right at the start of the New Year, just before Blaine went back on tour. And, Kurt could finish wrapping the presents.

The label launch was a success, and Kurt found himself as a business owner. Blaine was finishing the tour in May, and would be back just in time for Finn and Rachel’s wedding. The morning of the wedding, with no sign of Blaine in sight, and he wasn’t even answering his phone. Kurt and Jayden got themselves ready.

“It’s okay daddy,” Jayden looked at Kurt. “Blaine will turn up.”

“How are you so certain?” Kurt asked.

“Because he loves you,” The five year old grinned. “So he wouldn’t miss it.”

Kurt’s job that morning was to help Rachel, who was even more of a diva than usual, get ready. Finn had taken Jayden with him and Kurt was constantly checking his phone.

“A watched phone never rings,” Rachel snapped at Kurt. “But if you don’t finish my hair, I will throw your phone so far you won’t be able to see it.”

“Okay,” Kurt snapped back. “Your hair – I get it.”

Kurt could hear Mercedes and Santana chuckling in the background, getting Rachel’s make up ready. He just groaned as he finished her hair, which looked amazing. With no sign of Blaine the entire time, he got into line as best man.  All of a sudden, Kurt could hear singing. He didn’t know if it was Blaine, or someone who sounded like him. Everyone was going out on cue, and Kurt would be leaving with Mercedes, who was maid of honour.  When Kurt, was walking down the aisle with Mercedes, his eyes immediately met with Blaine’s.

 “He is good.” Mercedes whispered to Kurt, who was just smiling.

During the reception later on, Kurt met up with Jayden, who was ring bearer and Blaine.

 “Kurt,” Finn came up to him. “We need Jayden for a bit, okay.”

“Bye daddy, bye Blaine.” Jayden winked at them and Blaine just stuck his thumb up.

“Okay,” Kurt raised an eyebrow. “What is going on?”

Before Kurt’s eyes, Blaine was on one knee. Kurt couldn’t do anything but watch Blaine.

“Kurt,” Blaine began. “This year has been so hard on the both of us. There were so many nights I wished I could be by your side. I know, we had Skype and everything else, but it wasn’t the same. But, this year has taught me that I can’t live without you. You are the smartest, funniest, most caring person that I ever met, and you and Jayden are two of the most important people in my life. Kurt Hummel, will you do the honour of marrying me?”

“I-um-what about Jayden?” Kurt responded. “I can’t do this if he doesn’t approve.”

“He knows,” Blaine smiled. “That breakfast. I asked him if it was okay for me to marry you. He said it would be cool. I even asked your dad for permission.”

“Yes then,” Kurt grinned, kissing Blaine. “I would absolutely marry you.”

“Kurt,” Rachel ran out. “Did you say yes? Please say you said yes.”

“You told Rachel?” Kurt asked as Blaine nodded. “And Rachel kept a secret.”

“I am not that bad of a secret keeper.” Rachel commented as Kurt just shook his head.

“I said yes,” Kurt answered, as Rachel and the rest of his family and friends smiled at them. “I think we can get back to Rachel and Finn’s night now.”

“That sounds great,” Rachel grinned as cake was being called. “Don’t be long.”

“You are the best fiancé ever.” Kurt whispered to Blaine as they walked in. Even saying the word Fiancé to Kurt was weird. After Jayden, he never thought he would get the opportunity to say that word about anyone.