“Be good Addi,” Kurt said in between his tears. “Don’t do anything stupid, okay.”

“Okay dad.” Addison, who was at the airport headed for college in LA in hope to one dad be a recording artist like Blaine, hugged her father. She had changed a lot in the last few years. Addison was almost a perfect mix between Blaine and Jess. She had dark brown curls, which she straightened, Jess’ brown eyes and Blaine’s small stature.

 “See you.” Blaine hugged the girl, as she began tearing.

“Bye El.” She smiled at the boy who was, besides the fact Elliot didn’t have his curls, a spitting image of Blaine.

“See you.” Elliot answered.

After Addison’s emotional farewell, Kurt and Blaine went with Elliot to the train station so he could get his train to Harvard. Of the three kids, Elliot was the only one who got into an IV league school. It was something both men were proud about.

“I never asked,” Kurt said in the car. “Why are you doing law, Elliot?”

“I find it interesting,” The boy answered. “And I’d like to see marriage equality in all 50 states one day. I figure, if I become a lawyer, maybe I can do my part in trying to make that happen.”

Kurt took one look at Blaine who seemed impressed. Elliot had been ‘out of the closet’ for almost a year now, and he and his boyfriend, had decided to try a long distance relationship.

***

“She is adorable.” Kurt smiled at the small bundle almost a year later.

Jayden, who was 29 and his wife, just had their first child, and Kurt and Blaine had come to visit them in Chicago.

“I think she looks like you Kurt.” Jayden’s wife looked at the man in his late forties.

“She does.” Blaine answered, playing the small girls fingers.

***

“Papa,” Addison was basically screaming on the phone. “Can you get daddy, and put the phone on speaker!”

“Okay,” Blaine said, as he gestured Kurt into the room. “What is it?”

“I got my first acting part!” She basically yelled.

“What is it?” Kurt asked.

“You know the West Side Story revival I was talking about,” She said excitedly. “I auditioned and I got Maria!”

“Congratulations,” Kurt and Blaine said at the same time. “We are very proud of you.”

The revival begun in New York, so Kurt and Blaine went with Rachel and Finn to see it. Addison was just as good as everyone had hoped, and Kurt personally thought she could almost be a better Maria than Rachel.

***

“Hey,” Addison said quietly as Kurt and Blaine, almost reaching sixty years old, entered the room. “I have someone I want you to meet.”

Addison had been told that she was going to have a girl, and had been planning accordingly. When she handed Blaine the small bundle in a traditional blue blanket, he was confused.

“It is a boy,” She helped his confusion. “The doctor got it all wrong.”

“Oh,” Blaine answered. “Well he is very handsome.”

“Do you want to hear his name?” Addison looked at her fiancé, who smiled back at her.

“What is it?” Kurt asked.

“Blaine,” Addison answered. “We didn’t have a boy’s name picked out, so we named him after someone we love.”

“He looks like a Blaine,” Kurt commented as Blaine handed him the bundle. “He really does.”

***

Kurt and Blaine knew Elliot was the busiest of all three kids, after making partner in his law firm. The man and his high school boyfriend had a small ceremony a year prior, and were trying to adopt a child. This was something Kurt and Blaine knew very well. Like their relationship did, Elliot and his husband were having fights. When they finally got their eight week old, Kurt and Blaine went to visit them.

“This is Maya.” Elliot answered.

“Maya,” Kurt responded. “A pretty name.”

***

Kurt was in his seventies and looking at the mantle in their house. He smiled as he looked at all the photos. Jayden when he was a baby, the twins, all their children’s weddings, and their grandchildren. Kurt still couldn’t believe that all this happened to him. That he was lucky enough to have the family that he dreamed of.