When Kurt and Blaine returned to the picnic blanket, Finn was still there and Kurt instantly gripped Blaine's hand tighter.

“Please, just hear me out...” Finn started cautiously.

“Why are you here?” Kurt asked quietly.

“I...I want to try and fix things.” Finn explained and Kurt laughed incredulously in reply.

“Seriously? You ignore me for almost a year because I made the same mistake you thought that you made and then show up and expect me to believe you're actually sorry?”

“Kurt, I-”

“You nothing, Finn. I don't care if you ignored me because of my dad, or because everybody else labelled me as a bad person and you felt pressured into hating me. The point is you're my brother and you should have been there for me, regardless. Do you have any idea how much I've been through in the last two years? A hell of a lot, Finn,” Kurt was crying at this point, and gripping onto Blaine's hand harder than Blaine thought he even could. “Do you have any idea how scary it is to raise a baby on your own at seventeen? That's right, you don't. Because even if Quinn's baby was yours everyone still supported you and you would have been perfectly fine. You still would've had Quinn, your mum, everyone at school. The only person I've had is the girlfriend you never deserved -”

“Kurt, you're scaring Ally.” Rachel said, kneeling by the baby’s pram and trying to calm her down.

Kurt took a deep breath before releasing Blaine's hand and walking over to Alyson, wiping his eyes in the process. He knelt down on the floor and took her out of her pram and into his arms as he rubbed her back soothingly.

“Kurt-” Finn began, but was cut off by the chestnut haired boy.

“Go away, Finn.”

“I-”

“Finn.” Rachel warned, staring at him until the tall teen got the message and walked away.

“Are you okay?” Blaine asked.

“I just wanna go home.”

'I'll take him' Blaine mouthed to Rachel who looked at him questioningly. Kurt put Alyson back into her pram once she calmed down, and helped his friends pack away the picnic blanket.

When they got back to Kurt's apartment, Blaine took Alyson to bed as she'd fallen asleep in her pram, returning to the living room to find Kurt curled up on the sofa under a blanket. He walked over to the sofa and knelt down in front of Kurt, gently carding his fingers through his chestnut hair as he spoke to him.

“Hey,” He said softly. “You okay?”

Kurt nodded, closing his eyes and taking Blaine's free hand into his. “I'm just really tired.”

“Go to sleep,” Blaine replied, kissing Kurt gently on the forehead. “I'm right here.”

And Kurt fell instantly asleep.

When Kurt awoke, it was to the adorable and endearing sight of Blaine sitting on the floor playing with Alyson. Blaine looked up and saw Kurt smiling at him, his head barely peeking out from underneath the blanket. Alyson followed Blaine's eyes when he looked at Kurt and started gurgling around her dummy and crawling to the sofa.

“Hey bubba,” Kurt said, his voice hoarse with sleep, before picking the seven month old up and cuddling her close to him. “How long have I been asleep?”

“A few hours.” Blaine replied.

“Ugh. I'm sorry.”

“It's fine,” Blaine laughed. “I told you to go to sleep anyway.”

“I didn't realise I was that tired.”

“Kurt?”

“Yeah?”

“Shut up,” Blaine said teasingly, crawling across the floor towards the sofa. He set Alyson down on the floor as she was trying to get down, before leaning towards Kurt and gently brushing their lips together. “I love you.”

“I love you too,” Kurt smiled. “Thank you for looking after her.”

“You're welcome.”

“I'm starving,” Kurt laughed, sitting up and grabbing Blaine's hand before getting up and leading him into the kitchen.

“Kurt...you left the baby in the living room.” Blaine said, laughing slightly when Kurt quickly ran back into the living room and returned with Ally balancing on his hip.

“I'm sorry bubba,” Kurt said in a baby voice, kissing Alyson's cheek before setting her in her high chair.

Although Kurt felt resented by his family, he knew that he'd be okay. He still had the support of his amazing best friend – and her two incredible Dads – his beautiful baby girl who meant the entire world to him, his insane, yet unbelievably wonderful boyfriend whom he loved so much and his best friend.

He'd felt completely lost for almost two years since finding out that he was going to be a Dad, but he was starting to think that maybe, just maybe, everything would be okay.