When they got back from Ohio their lives started to get incredibly busy. It was the afternoon of Sophia's junior prom and Kurt and Blaine had got photos of the seventeen year old and her boyfriend of four months. She had told Kurt and Blaine that she was staying at her friend Emily's place so she didn't wake up the men or the boys.

"Do you really think she is staying at Emily's?" Blaine asked at dinner that night at Rachel and Finn's.

"I am almost confident she isn't," Rachel commented. "I mean the amount of times I told my dad's I was at Mercedes or Tina's."

"Do you think she is doing that?" Kurt asked, realising he used to do the same thing.

"She is getting older," Rachel commented. "I mean she is 17."

Neither Kurt or Blaine could sleep that night when it hit them that Sophia wasn't a baby anymore and in a mere year she was going to off to college.

"Do you remember when we took her to LA?" Blaine asked.

"I don't think I will forget," Kurt laughed. "People on the plane asked how we had the only two year old that slept for the entire six hour plane ride."

"She was such a good baby," Blaine looked at the taller man. "I don't think I'll ever forget when Cooper came to New York and looked after her for one day."

"I don't want to remember that." Kurt responded.

Kurt and Blaine were working and Cooper had offered to mind five year old Sophia on the last day he was in New York. Blaine had driven him back to the airport that night and when he got back, Sophia was ready for her bedroom story.

"Is it true that babies are made when a man puts his wiener in the girls vagina?" The curly haired girl was looking at her dads.

"Who told you that?" Kurt looked at Blaine.

"Uncle Coop said so when I asked," The girl responded. "So it's true?"

"Only because daddy and I want to be honest okay honey," Blaine pat her leg. "But you aren't allowed to go around saying it at school. Promise?"

"Pinky promise." The girl flashed her tooth grin.

"But I was in daddy's tummy?" Sophia stopped him. "I wasn't in a mummy's tummy."

"Well daddy is special like you are," Blaine responded. "And he can have babies in his tummy."

Cooper got a phone call that night with a few of Blaine's choice words about telling Sophia exactly where babies came from.

"I'm going to miss her so much when she goes to college." Kurt said quietly.

"I know," Blaine whispered. "But we have the boys and each other."

The following year she got into NYU and on the day that she was moving, Kurt and Blaine had helped her pack up everything. Going past her empty bedroom that night that was slowly being occupied with Dalton's stuff, was enough to bring tears to the men's eyes. Their baby girl didn't even live at home anymore.