Kurt was 32 weeks and his back and body was starting to feel the exhaustion and pain that comes around a baby. Rachel had organised a small, surprise, baby shower with some of the ex-glee club members who could make it down. Blaine’s job was to get Kurt there without him knowing why – and it was proving to be a more difficult task than he initially thought.

“If we stay here and watch a movie, I know something else we can do as well.” Kurt pouted, trying to persuade Blaine into staying home.

“As tempting as that does sound,” Blaine grabbed the taller man’s hand. “We promised Rachel we’d be there, and I wouldn’t feel good letting her down.”

“We can see Rachel any day of the week. I’ll call her and say we’ll do dinner before Mercedes show tomorrow night.” Kurt was trying to be as sexy as he could.

“I’m sorry babe,” Blaine helped Kurt up. “It will be fun, I promise.”

Kurt was giving Blaine the silent treatment, and when they pulled up outside the Hudson’s, Kurt’s eyes were directly as Blaine who was texting someone.

“Who are you texting?” Kurt asked.

“A friend from work.” Blaine said too quickly for Kurt’s liking.

“Are you cheating on me?” Kurt asked seriously as Blaine dead panned him. “Because I’m fat and ugly and whiny. I get it if you are.”

“Why – why would you think that?” Blaine asked, putting down the phone. “You are beautiful Kurt and I am grateful every day for you. Why would you ever think that?”

“Because you’ve done it before.” Kurt said quietly, and Blaine felt stung.

“That was a mistake,” Blaine took his hand. “You – you know that I wasn’t in a good place, and that I would never ever do anything to lose you again.”

“You promise?” Kurt had tears in his eyes.

“I promise.” Blaine kissed the taller man.

“Who were you texting then?” Kurt asked.

“Rachel.” Blaine said truthfully.

“Rachel? Were just outside her house Blaine.” Kurt raised an eyebrow.

“Just come in, okay.” Blaine smiled as Kurt took his hand.

They knocked on the door, and Kurt was shocked to see so many of the New Direction girls and boys sitting around their living room.

“You were parked out there for a good half an hour,” Santana commented. “Did you have a quickie before you came in here?”

“No we didn’t.” Blaine and Kurt said at the same time.

“Sure thing.” Santana rolled her eyes.

“Why are you all here?” Kurt quickly changed the topic.

“For a long overdue catch up before everyone goes their separate ways again,” Rachel smiled. “And for a small baby shower.”

Kurt’s eyes suddenly drifted to the presents sitting on the tables.

“You didn’t have to do this guys.” Kurt said, sitting down.

“Sure we did,” Santana responded. “The Hobbit wouldn’t shut her mouth about it.”

“I really recon it’s a boy.” Sam commented from next to Mercedes.

“Me too.” Most of the new directions said unison.

That afternoon everyone started realising how much they actually missed the new directions, and while it was just an extra-curricular activity, they all actually felt like a large family getting together. After the boys got home, being spoiled by gifts, Kurt smiled at Blaine as he collapsed onto the bed.

“You know,” Kurt looked at the shorter man. “We still have time for what I wanted to do before.”

“Really?” Blaine piped up. “Your not too – um, tired.”

“Not for that.” Kurt grinned.