“Dad, Daddy, it's Christmas!” the little voice called out, before a small figure rushed into his fathers' room. “It's Christmas, wake up! Santa came, Santa came!” The small boy jumped on the bed, before Blaine sat up and grabbed onto the small boy, smiling at him.

“Santa came, did he? And he left you presents?” The boy nodded excitedly. “Then let's go open them!” Blaine shouted, and they both leapt from the bed, Kurt still rubbing his eyes groggily. He looked at the clock as he pulled himself from bed. “I swear that this happens earlier every year,” he said as he walked sleepily to the living room of their apartment.

Sammy was already sitting on the floor next to the large tree they had, ripping into one of the packages. He smiled brightly and cried out in excitement as he pulled out a remote control car. Blaine looked over at Kurt curiously, who just shrugged. The two men sat on the couch as they watched their son as he moved quickly from gift to gift, some distracting him more than others.

As Sammy continued with his own presents, Kurt went over to the tree to get the gift that he had gotten for his husband, as Blaine did the same. They had a rule, they could get Sammy around ten gifts, but for each other, they would get only one. They sat back down as they carefully opened their presents. Blaine smiled as he opened the box and found a nice, silk bowtie, and Kurt gasped as he pulled out a silver bracelet engraved with each of the boys' names, all in their own handwriting.

“Blaine! This is too much! I can't believe this. I feel terrible now, all I did was get you a bowtie.” Blaine held his husband's hand, neither of them really noticing that their son had stopped with his presents and was now watching their exchange.

“Kurt, it is alright. I love the bowtie so much, you know how I love them. I just wanted to do something very special for you.” He kissed the other man lightly, and smiled at him. They looked back at Sammy, who had rushed off into his room to bring out a couple of small ornaments.

“I made this in class for you! We can put them on the tree. Do you like them, do you like them?” The two men took the small ornaments, made out of paper mache, Blaine's saying “I love you Daddy,” and Kurt's saying, “I love you Dad.” They both smiled, before telling the boy that they loved them very much, and placed them on the tree. Sammy sat back down and decided to open up some of the toys while Blaine went to start breakfast. Kurt came up behind him as he put the frying pan on the stove, and whispered in his ear, “Besides, I can give you even more of a gift later,” before kissing him on the neck and walking back into the living room to watch over Sammy.