Kurt opened his eyes to see a room full of people. Carole, Burt, Rachel, and  Finn were all surrounding Blaine looking with awe of the little pink bundle in his arms. Kurt smiled softly as he let out a yawn.

Blaine noticed he was awake and gave the baby to Carole. "Hi sweetie, you feeling ok?" He asked running a hand threw his hair.

Kurt nodded sleepily.

"I'm so proud of you. You know that?" Blaine asked kissing his forehead.

Kurt smiled and have him a real kiss. 

Carole gave the baby to Burt and walked over to Kurt holding his hand. "How are you sweetie?"

"I'm ok." Kurt said closing his eyes. 

"You look exhausted. I remember how tired I was right after I had Finn. We can leave if you want."

"No, no stay. I want you to stay."

She smiled kissing his head. "She's beautiful you know. Absolutely stunning." 

"C-Can I see her?" Kurt asked shyly. He didn't want to take the baby away from his family since he could see her when ever he wanted but, he didn't really get a chance to see her. 

"Of course honey!" Blaine said placing the little pink bundle in his arms.

Kurt excitedly lifted his arms and supported the baby as Blaine handed her over. He had been waiting for this moment for so long and as soon as the baby was all settled, cradled close to his chest, tears began to well in his eyes.

"Hi, sweetheart." He cooed softly, reaching to gently rub his finger along her tiny, chubby cheek. "You caused daddy a lot of pain."

Chuckling, Blaine watched with adoration from beside the bed as Kurt really interacted with their daughter for the first time. It was such a beautiful sight that he couldn't help but snap a quick picture of it.

"Hey now." Kurt said, blinking at the flash. "No blinding the baby. Or taking pictures of me. I've just gone through labor and I look awful."

"You look beautiful." Blaine responded simply with a shrug of the shoulders.

The words made Kurt blush and he glanced back at his little girl for a moment, smiling slightly at how perfect she was. "She's completely healthy?" He asked after a moment.

Blaine nodded. "Mhmm."

"Ah." Kurt replied "I'm so glad."

Blaine nodded. "Me too."

Rachel cleared her throat then and stood up, smiling as she looked at her two friends with their daughter. "Hey, I think we're all going to go now so you can spend some family time with your new girl, okay? We'll come to visit tomorrow. We haven't had enough of your baby yet." Rachel added with a smile.

"Okay, guys. I really appreciate you being here… even though I slept during most of your visit." Kurt chuckled quietly. "But yeah, definitely come back tomorrow. We'd love that."

"Well we'll see you later!"

"Yeah, see you soon. Congrats, guys!"

"Thanks!"

"Bye!"

"See you!"

After a minute of goodbyes and see you laters, everyone except Kurt and Blaine had left the room to head home.

"I'm glad they could be here." Kurt smiled slightly as he looked to Blaine. "It means a lot to have support, you know?"

"I know it." Blaine nodded in agreement.

The two fell into a comfortable silence then and just enjoyed sitting together with their daughter. It was just so amazing that she was finally here and that she was healthy. The silence was interrupted after a while, however, when there was a tap at the door. A nurse poked her head in and smiled before she fully entered, carrying some papers with her. "Hello there, new daddies!" She said cheerfully, her smile brightening at the sight of Kurt with his daughter. "How's it feel to finally hold her?"

Kurt's response was immediate. "Amazing." He nodded, looking down at the girl in his arms. "So amazing. I mean, I carried her for months but now that I'm truly holding her… it's great."

Still smiling, the nurse moved forward to the side of the bed, and Kurt realized it must be time to fill out the birth certificate. Her weight (7 pounds, 4 ounces) and length (20inches) were already filled in, along with the hospital name and official time of birth. The name spot,  however, was still blank.

"Okay, guys." The nurse smiled, "What's this little one's name?"

Practically beaming, Kurt glanced at Blaine before turning to the woman who was ready to finish filling in the certificate. "Melody." He said firmly. "Melody Rose Hummel-Anderson."