It had been a whole year since Penny had found Blaine in Central Park, and a lot has happened since then.

For example, Blaine had gotten in touch with the remaining Anderson's, claiming to be a long lost cousin (they didn't seem to care how distant, he resembled the old Blaine Anderson far too much to be lying about it, and Blaine wasn't asking for money anyways). Blaine had started up his own architecture business, where his first task was to remodel the "Blaine Suite" at the Plaza. Blaine had also finished this suite and it became the perfect honeymoon suite for young same sex couples in love.

Oh, Blaine had also proposed to Kurt and had gotten married.

This was Blaine's favorite accomplishment of them all.

It was a surprise engagement. Blaine knew he wanted to marry Kurt the night he made love, but he didn't know the appropriate waiting time. After setting up his business a few months later, Blaine couldn't wait any longer.

Blaine had taken Kurt and Penny to Central Park, walked them around Blaine's favorite path.

Halfway through the walk Blaine stopped both of them. Kurt looked at Blaine quizzically, and Penny bounced around the couple.

"Kurt, I was going to wait an appropriate amount of time for this, but I cannot wait any longer."

Blaine got down on his knees and took out his pocket watch, "Kurt, will you make me a proud man and become my new family?"

Blaine was tackled to the ground by both Penny and Kurt.

"Come on, dad's we're going to be late!" Penny shouted from ahead of them, running up the steps towards the Plaza doors, turning and standing next to the doors tapping her foot.

Kurt and Blaine laughed at Penny's impatience, "Honey, sweetie, the suite isn't going anywhere, you know." Blaine said, "We did rent it out for the next few days, so it's not like anyone else is using it."

Penny stuck her nose up in the air at the response. "Don't care. I want to see it."

Kurt chuckled at Penny and took her hand once they reached her, Blaine taking her other one. They walked to the elevator and took it all the way up to the floor. Penny, once they reached it, dropped their hands and raced down the hall towards the suite.

They both laughed at each other and raced after her, glad that they were already used to having to run after her.

Once reaching the door, Blaine took out the key he had received earlier and unlocked the door.

The inside had been remodeled to what Blaine had planned on doing with the apartment after his big bridge job. The walls were wallpapered with a green paisley pattern, a subtle green that didn't blind your eyes. The floors were mahogany, and there was a beautiful Persian rug where the living room furniture was.

His favorite feature, however, were the pictures that lined the suite. One of Quinn, his fiancé who had gone mad and died of a broken heart, one of his parents, forcing a smile that never reached their eyes, and one of Cooper and his wife Margaret Elizabeth, who bore a striking resemblance to Penny. The only exception was the Anderson eyes.

The Anderson eyes that set their sights on Blaine and hugged him once she had a run of the suite, "This looks JUST like a suite you would live in!"

Blaine laughed and picked her up from the ground and swung her around, "Yes, this is quite the apartment for my time, but I much prefer now."

"Because you have daddy?"

Blaine smiled and took Kurt's hand, "Because I have daddy."