December 17th, 2015 (Bonus!)

Kurt sat down in the empty seat beside Blaine, "And the brownies have been delivered."

"Great," Blaine smiled at him, "Did Rachel tell you she was on her way? She hasn't text me at all."

Kurt pulled his phone out, "Yep, there she is. She said she is running a bit late, but should be here before the show starts."

Santana wiggled in her chair, "So did the kid mention what song she is going to sing because her name isn't in this booklet."

"She said since she got the part today, her name isn't in there," Blaine told her, "I didn't think to ask, guess it will be a surprise."

"Knowing her she probably did that on purpose," Kurt laughed.

Ashley nodded her head in agreement, "So are these shindigs just as exciting as when we were in Ohio?"

Blaine laughed, "You know those parents who think their kids are the greatest singers, they exist here and there's more."

Ashley let out a groan and sunk lower in her seat. "You do know they are the reason you have a job," Kurt turned to Blaine.

"Yep," Blaine nodded, "And couldn't love them more than I do."

Kurt laughed and heard his phone make a noise. "My parents want to see the performance," he said reading the text, "Who wants to be the one to record it?"

"I'll volunteer," Santana said, "Which phone should I record it on?"

"Here, use mine," Blaine handed her his, "Kurt and I tested them and found mine takes better video while his takes better pictures."

"Such a couple-ly thing to do," Santana rolled her eyes as she looked at Blaine's phone.

Blaine gave her a look, "I'm going to meet Rachel in the lobby. I doubt she will be able to see us in here."

"Okay," Kurt said as Blaine stood up and slipped out of the aisle apologizing to the people as he bumped their knees.

"This place is packed," Ashley commented looking around.

Kurt nodded as he sent a text, "Yeah, the concerts Blaine plays for are just as pack and that's middle schoolers."

"Crazier parents?" Santana asked.

"Oh yes," Kurt laughed.

Someone walked by and pointed at the empty seats, "Are those taken?"

Kurt looked on either side of him, "Oh yeah. Sorry," he said to the woman and she walked away.

"Why did you apologize?" Santana asked him, "Just tell her no and let her walk away."

Kurt just shook his head with a laugh and looked at the text his dad had sent him. People started moving down the row, he looked up and saw Blaine and Rachel shuffling down the row.

Rachel squealed and threw her arms around Kurt, "Hi honey." Kurt helped her take off her jacket. "Alright, so have I miss anything. And hello Ashley," she waved at her and sat down on Kurt's right.

Blaine took his seat back down on the other side of Kurt and next to Santana, "It is crazy out there."

"Didn't miss anything," Kurt told her and he leaned over kissing Blaine on the cheek, "Glad you are back then."

The lights flickered, "About to start then," Rachel got comfy in her seat, "Oh and Santana make sure you zoom in on our little girl during her solo," she said excitedly.

Santana leaned over to whisper into Blaine's ear, "Does she realize that Cassidy will not grow up and be exactly like her?"
Blaine laughed, "We just let her have the little moments."

The lights in the room dimmed and the curtain opened revealing some little kids on the stage. They went through some of the grades and then Cassidy's grade came on.

Blaine just smiled as he watched his little sister sing on the stage. He knew she said she changed her mind about what she wanted to do when she grow up. But then again, she changed her mind almost every week.

The fifth graders stood on the stage and smiled singing their songs. The teacher walked to the front and grabbed two microphones. Cassidy and another little boy walked down off the risers and each got a microphone.

The music started playing and Cassidy was squinting looking in the audience, when she spotted her family she smiled at them. The little boy, Blaine looked down at the program and realized his name was Thomas, started to sing

You'd better watch out, you'd better not cry

You'd better not pout, I'm telling you why

Santa Claus is coming to town

Santa Claus is coming to town

Santa Claus is coming to town

Cassidy took over singing.

He's making a list, he's checking it twice

He's gonna find out whose naughty or nice

The two then began to sing together with the kids dancing behind them.

Santa Claus is coming to town

Santa Claus is coming to town

Santa Claus is coming to town

Cassidy giggled and walking to the other side of the stage singing the song.

He sees you when you're sleeping

He knows if you're awake

He knows if you've been bad or good

(So you'd)

Better be good for goodness sake

Thomas sang his next line in a lower voice.

Better be good for goodness sake

Cassidy laughed at her friend and sang the next line, while Thomas took over for the second.

You'd better watch out, you'd better not cry

You'd better not pout, I'm telling you why

All of the fifth grade joined in with the singing now.

Santa Claus is coming to town

Santa Claus is coming to town

Santa Claus is coming to town

There was an instrumental break and a little boy jumped down and started to play a harmonica. When it was over Cassidy took over singing again.

He sees you when you're sleeping

He knows if you're awake

He knows if you've been bad or good

(So you'd)

Better be good for goodness sake

Thomas sang in his lower voice again.

Better be good for goodness sake

Cassidy sang her line, with Thomas coming in after. Then to finish off the song all of the fifth grade joined in one last time.

You'd better watch out, you'd better not cry

You'd better not pout, I'm telling you why

Santa Claus is coming to town

Santa Claus is coming to town

Santa Claus is coming to town!

When the song was over everyone was on there feet clapping. Cassidy smiled at her family and when she waved at them, they waved back.