Having a screaming new born in the house was hard for Kurt and Blaine, as well as their relationship. For them to be able to keep with all the bills and rent, Blaine needed to be working more because Kurt's maternity pay wasn't enough. Sophia was now just over a month old, and Blaine had come back late one night from the restaurant when he heard her screaming. He immediately went into the nursery and picked up the screaming girl so Kurt could stay asleep.

"Hi," Blaine whispered as he picked her up and checked her diaper which seemed fine. "I think I know what you want."

He took her out to get a bottle and she didn't want that either and started screaming the house down once more. He didn't know what to do. Most times when he was with Sophia, she was settled because Kurt had taken care of her. Kurt came out of the bedroom and took the small girl off Blaine.

"If you want anything done you have to do it yourself." Kurt muttered under his breath as he took the girl into the nursery.

Blaine felt stung by that comment. He went into the bedroom and he could feel the tears in his eyes. He should know what to do with Sophia. It is his baby as much as it is Kurt's. Kurt came back into the room and just from his body language, he knew Blaine was upset.

"Honey," Kurt whispered, "I didn't mean it. I'm just really tired getting up every four hours, okay."

"I am the worst father ever," Blaine said quietly. "I don't even know how to quiet down my own screaming baby."

"Blaine," Kurt put his hand on the shorter man's shoulder. "It took me a month to figure out ways to settle her. I spend all day, every day with Sophia, remember."

"While I'm stuck at that stupid restaurant, waiting on the worst customers ever," Blaine said under his breath. "I want to be around here more, Kurt - To help you out with her."

"That would be nice," Kurt responded. "Sophia is a lot to handle, Blaine. I know how to deal with her because I'm with her every day."

That was the thing with Kurt and Blaine; they never kept anything from each other. They spent the next hour talking over everything and finding out ways to make things easier around the house.

****

It was the morning of Kurt's birthday and the small family were having breakfast with Finn and Rachel – pancakes and Blaine's birthday cookies he made for Kurt who wanted to share them. Well more so, the four young adults were having breakfast and Sophia was happily sitting in her bouncer. Sophia was now two months old and would smile for Kurt, and only Kurt – something Blaine felt was because he was working so much. Blaine had left the room to answer the phone and the girl, with her eyes that were going Kurt's shade of blue, was flashing a huge smile for her father, aunt and uncle.

"You have Papa's smile." Kurt picked the girl who smiled for the first time for Finn and Rachel.

"She really does." Rachel smiled as Kurt handed her the small girl and Finn was playing with her hands.

"I got a new job," Blaine beamed, re -entering the living area. "Remember that vocal student, Louise?"

Kurt, Rachel and Finn were nodding at the familiar name as Sophia looked at her papa with her big eyes.

"Well," Blaine continued. "She worked for a Broadway producer and he loved what I did for her, so he wants to come on for his next show and teach them the songs. It is only three days a week and I get paid twice as much as the restaurant."

"That is amazing!" Kurt responded as he pulled the shorter man into a hug.

"Did you hear that?" Blaine took Sophia off Rachel lifted her up in the air. "Papa is going to have a better job."

It was at that moment that Blaine heard a high pitched laugh come from the girl and huge smile crack on her face. This caused Blaine to pull the laughing girl into him and a huge smile to erupt on his face. Kurt took out his phone, having to take a photo of Blaine and Sophia.