In the next three years, Kurt and Blaine's lives changed dramatically. Blaine's life changed when he decided to audition to play Tony against Rachel's Maria, once again, and was given the part. This kept him busy for the next year and after his Broadway debut, was discovered and had spent two years working on a solo album, which the first single of was just released. Kurt's life changed when he couldn't stand getting coffees and answering phones for Isabelle anymore (don't get Kurt wrong, he loved Vogue), and he and a good friend from Vogue, decided to start an online label which went viral. Sophia was growing up, and even though they had all this going on, they always made time for the small girl and would make sure to spend one day of the week together as a family. They had also got fed up of the tiny two bedroom apartment, and had been looking for a house. A few weeks ago they had seen the perfect one, close enough to Rachel and Finn and big enough for the three of them and a future child.

"Kurt," Blaine walked into the room. "That was the realtor for that house."

"Please say they accepted our offer." Kurt said, pouring the coffee.

"They did." The twenty four year old beamed as Kurt let out a tiny scream.

"Are you okay daddy?" The almost five year old looked up from where she was playing with her dollhouse.

"We're going to move into a big house," Kurt explained. "How does that sound?"

"Can we get a puppy?" The almost five year old asked innocently.

"Daddy and I will think about it." Blaine responded as the small, blue eyed girl sighed and continued playing.

"You will get to pick a feature wall for your room," Kurt said as the girl looked up again. "Any colour you want."

"Pink!" Sophia exclaimed as Blaine looked at Kurt.

They moved into the place right at the start of the New Year after it was given a new paint job. For both Kurt and Blaine, it felt like they were really starting their adult lives buying a place on their own.

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Sophia started school eight months after they moved in. On the morning of her first day, Kurt knocked on the bedroom door and the five year old had attempted to dress herself already.

"You like daddy." She spun around.

Kurt was surprised how good her colour coordination was. Sure, she still needed a bit of help but she was on her way. He sat her on the bed and tied up her hair, putting a headband on afterwards. They met Blaine in the kitchen who had made breakfast.

"You ready for school." The shorter man asked.

"Yeah!" The girl who had been more than excited for it all summer was jumping in her seat.

They drove to the school and the small girl was clinging onto Kurt's hand when they got to the classroom. The two men found her cubby and helped her put her bag away before the class was called and they said goodbye to her.

"Bye." The girl looked at the men.

"Be good," Blaine hugged her first. "I love you Sophia."

"Love you too Papa." The girl smiled.

"I love you," Kurt pulled the girl into him. "Have a good day. You'll make lots of friend's baby."

"You promise daddy." The girl asked quietly.

"I promise." Kurt kissed her on the cheek.

"I love you." Sophia looked at both the men as she walked off.

It wasn't until they got into the car that Blaine or Kurt said anything. The older man was focusing on the road.

"She is a school girl now," Blaine said quietly. "She is growing up way too fast."

"Tell me about it," Kurt responded. "It almost makes you want another one."

"Maybe in a few years when everything has calmed down." Blaine suggested.

"Maybe." Kurt nodded.

It was that night at dinner when Sophia was happily babbling about school, all the fun things she got to do and all the friends she made that Kurt and Blaine realised their baby was growing up.