Kurt and Blaine could not believe how fast time was going. Aiden was now almost eight, while Eliza was about to start her first day at school. Kurt heard the alarm go off and threw his pillow over his head. While this meant that both men could pick up more hours at work now they had two kids at school, it was scary knowing their baby was growing up.

“No,” Blaine mumbled, stopping Kurt from getting up. “She is going to school today?”

“Yes,” Kurt said as Blaine groaned. “I know. She is growing way too fast.”

Kurt half asleep knocked on the girl’s door and didn’t hear a response.

“Eliza!” Kurt called. “Up for school if you want my help.”

The small girl came opened the bedroom door and Kurt noticed that for a five year old, she really could colour coordinate. Sure, it wasn’t at Kurt’s skill yet, but he just laughed at the fact that she could dress herself so well.

“Very nice.” Kurt approved the dress and shoes as the girl just smiled and followed Kurt into the bathroom.

“I just want a headband.” The girl said as Kurt just shook his head.

“Were tying your hair up,” Kurt said as the girl turned her head to him. “Do you know what head-lice is?”

“No.” The girl slumped in her seat.

“Well we are going to keep it that way because Daddy doesn’t need to be doing extra things.” Kurt began brushing through her long curls as the girl just decided to not put up a fight.

After Eliza was ready, Kurt came out to see Blaine making breakfast and no sign of Aiden. Eliza sat at the table telling Blaine how excited she was, and Kurt ran upstairs and woke up the boy, now eight, who Kurt was beginning to wonder how he was even related to Kurt. At eight, Kurt would take a good half an hour to select his clothing. The boy walked to the kitchen and soon they were at the school where they saw Rachel with Alex and Chris, who were just seven and Christopher especially looked like Finn did. Aiden escaped to his small group of friends and Kurt, Blaine and Natalie headed over to the shorter woman.

“Hi there.” Rachel said as both men smiled at the two boys who acknowledged them before running off.

“Hi Aunt Rachel.” The smaller girl hugged the woman and then within seconds had run off to where all the smaller kids were.

“Well she won’t have any trouble making friends.” Kurt laughed, looking at the girl who was more than happily playing with kids she had known for less than five minutes.

“I call it the Cooper part of the Anderson genetics that was bound to rub off onto one of our kids.” Blaine looked at the small girl.

“She is the same as Natalie was,” Rachel laughed. “She had no trouble making friends.”

Blaine’s eye caught the small girl hugging a boy who was sitting in the group of kids.

“Okay Kurt,” Blaine nudged him. “What is he doing to our five year old?”

“They’re hugging Blaine.” Kurt laughed.

“Well I don’t like that,” Blaine said after the girl quickly said her goodbyes.  He got into the car before saying anything else. “I need to buy a shotgun.”

“Our baby is at school,” Kurt ignored the comment. “How old are we now?”

“37,” Blaine responded. “Well I am almost 37.”

“Scary how fast time goes, isn’t it?” Kurt asked as Blaine nodded.

“Like you wouldn’t believe,” Blaine muttered. “I still remember when we first met.”

“Me too,” Kurt bit his lip. “I’ll never forget you in that blazer.”