Kurt and Blaine arrived at the police station the next day at 2 pm after they received a phone call telling them the test results were back, but due to policy the police could not give out the results on the phone. As they were led into exactly the same room as yesterday, Kurt couldn’t help but hope today’s events would go much more smoothly than the day previous.

This time there were two officers in the room with them: Sergeant Black and a second officer, who had been introduced as Officer Moore. They had been informed that both of them knew the results but instead of telling him they just handed Kurt an envelope from the lab for him to open himself.

This is it, he thought to himself as he held the envelope in his hands. I am about to prove they are all crazy for believing I could father this child.

Kurt slowly opened the envelope, pulled out the paper inside and his heart stopped.

Kurt couldn't do anything but hand the envelope over to Blaine, his way of giving him permission to read. He had not expected to read what he did.

While Kurt allowed Blaine to read the information for himself, it was rushing around his own head over and over again. "From the three samples of DNA provided we are 99.9% sure that Kurt Hummel is the father of the child in question." This was crazy. He would not cheat on Blaine ever, let alone with a woman.

Kurt didn’t even fully register what was happening when Blaine grabbed hold of him and pulled him close to his chest. He was relieved when Blaine spoke up, as he wasn’t sure he would have been able to form words. “This has to be some kind of mistake, if my fiancé says he didn't sleep with anyone I believe him fully. He isn't the kind of person that would go around cheating, especially not with a woman," Blaine exclaimed. Kurt was just glad that Blaine, his Blaine believed what he was saying.

"I'm sorry, Mr. Anderson, but this isn't exactly your place to be speaking.” It was the first time Kurt had heard Officer Moore speak and he didn’t much like his tone of voice. “It is Mr. Hummel who is our concern here.”

"Excuse me officer, but Mr. Hummel here is my fiancé, we’ve been together since his junior year of high school over six years ago. When you make mistakes that cause him to go like this,” Blaine argued looking down at Kurt, “then yes, it is my concern.”

“We understand that Mr Anderson, but...”

“Officer Moore,” Sergeant Black interrupted “if you would please leave this to me. Kurt has been happy with Blaine being informed and involved in everything we have discussed before this. I am making the decision to allow that to continue unless Kurt informs me otherwise, do I make myself clear?”

“Yes Sergeant.” Kurt saw Sergeant Black nod a response at the officer before he heard Blaine speaking again.

“Thank you sir, now I have to request both of you leave us for a while,” Blaine said, pointing towards the door. “Give me some time with him please." Officer Moore looked like he was about to argue, but Kurt saw Sergeant Black gesture for him to leave.

"Kurt honey, it's all right. I still believe you; I know that there’s been a mistake in these tests. We’re going to get this dealt with properly. Do you want me to call your dad?" Kurt caught himself just as he was about to nod. No, you need to pull yourself out of this, he thought. You know they are wrong. Get your dad here yourself, he’ll know what to do.

“Thank you Blaine, but I’ll do it.” He hoped his dad still being a congressman might be able to help him get this all reanalyzed. He also hoped the extra life experience his Dad had would help them in this situation.

He took his phone out and dialed his Dad’s number.

“Hey kiddo, I’m guessing you’re ringing to inform me everything is sorted out?” Burt said cheerily. Kurt shook his head before remembering his dad couldn’t see him.

"No Dad. We’re still at the station, I was wondering if you could come and join us actually.”

"Is everything alright Kurt?"

"Yes and no."

"Can you expand?"

"Well, they don't seem to be trying to arrest me, so that’s something. However, apparently they are 99.9% sure that the child is mine." There was a crash at the other end of the phone line. Kurt knew his dad had dropped his phone.

“How the hell can they think that!” Kurt wanted to laugh, as Blaine who had been leaning in close to hear what Burt had to say suddenly leaned back, away from the phone, suddenly able to hear more than clearly enough. “Don’t worry about it, but don’t speak to anyone else until I arrive. You seem to be handling this well and I’m proud of you for that, but I want to hear all the facts. Then I will help you get this fixed.”

Fifteen minutes later, Kurt and Blaine could hear Burt's raised voice from a different room. Just hearing his dad’s voice made Kurt feel calmer.

"Where the hell is my son and his fiancé? I am hearing some very ludicrous accusations at the moment."

"Mr. Hummel, I will have to ask that you calm down or leave. Kurt and Blaine are in an interview room so I am afraid you will not be able to see them right now." Even after hearing his voice just once, Kurt could tell that it was Officer Moore speaking.

Kurt decided he was going to step in. They still hadn’t told him he was in the wrong and he wanted his dad. He stormed over to the door and flung it open. He then walked directly up to Officer Moore and intervened.

"Excuse me, but I will decide if I see my father. And he would be Congressman Hummel to you." Kurt didn’t care if his tone was the kind he should have with a police officer, he was fed up with everything in his life being messed up.

"Very well, Mr. Hummel,” Officer Moore said, looking at Kurt. “But I am afraid your father cannot come in that room with you. You already have Mr. Anderson in there with you, and I am not allowed to let more than one other person in there at a time. I am under strict orders about this from Sergeant Black.”

Kurt put his hand on his hip and decided that it was time for one of his bitch faces. He had been right about his first impression of Officer Moore and didn’t like him much at all. “He either comes in that room with me, or I walk out of here,” he stated, using his free hand to point towards the door. “I’m pretty sure your sergeant wouldn’t be happy if I did that, would be? Those are your choices, which will it be?"

The officer looked between the two men for a minute looking very unsure of how to reply. Kurt was beginning to get impatient when he did in fact get a response. “Okay. He shouldn't, but go ahead. Congressman Hummel, join your son and his fiancé. My Sergeant and I will be coming back in the room in 5 minutes.” Kurt walked back into the interview room and Burt followed. Once the door was shut he pulled both Blaine and Kurt into a hug.

"Don't worry you two, we’re going to get this mess under control. I know you wouldn't have fathered a child Kurt and I'm sure Blaine knows that just as well as I do. Can I see the paper and what was written?"

Kurt pulled out of the hug, walking over to the table to get the envelope. He handed it to his dad and allowed him to read. "Well it does seem very final, but I've never fully trusted things like this. Do you know the reasons why they even believed you could be the child's father in the first place?"

"No, I don't." Kurt said, shaking his head. He wasn’t sure he even wanted to know. If the reasons were as stupid as the rest of this, he really didn’t want to hear.

"Well it's up to you Kurt, but I believe you find that out first and go from there." Burt looked at Kurt questioningly.

"Will you stay with me dad?” he asked. “You seem to have a better knowledge of what you're doing than I have. I know I’m not at fault here but maybe they will listen to someone older.”

"Course I will, if that's what you want son.” Kurt felt his father’s strong hand on his shoulder. “Come on, let's see what they have to say for themselves, shall we?

Kurt couldn’t remember the last time he was so thankful for his father. Yes, they were very different from each other and didn’t have much in common. However Kurt knew his Dad would always be there for him in a time of need. But was also times like this he felt badly for Blaine, he could see that slightly hurt look in his eyes, watching him and his Dad interact. Kurt knew it was because he wished he had the same with his own father. Kurt took hold of Blaine’s hand.

“Come on Blaine, I’m going to get this done. You and I need to get home and plan our wedding. You know me I’m not just going to let this lie, I will get it sorted.” Kurt was happy to see this made Blaine smile. He gently let go of Blaine’s hand and walked towards the door to invite Sergeant Black and Officer Moore back in.