"I know it isn't really possible, but I think she looks like her daddy." Blaine commented looking at the small baby in his arms.

"Maybe a little." Kurt said peering at her face, "But if you think you are going to get out of doing the dishes by holding our daughter you are sadly mistaken."

"Damn."

"And hurry up, Niff and their kids should be here any minute." Kurt said taking the tiny girl out of his husband's arms.

Just as Blaine finished drying and putting away the last dish Nick and Jeff walked in the front door.

"Sorry we're late this one almost forgot to pack a suit." Nick said gesturing to Jeff.

Kurt raised an eyebrow and looked at Blaine.

"I packed a suit." Blaine told his husband.

"Which one?" Kurt asked.

"The one with the post-it note that read 'wear this suit to Sam and Mercedes wedding' and I also packed the one that said 'bring this one as back-up.'" Blaine replied.

"What about the back-up's back-up?" Kurt asked horrified.

"Honey, I know you like there to be wardrobe options but I think two suits and the multiple shirts and ties I have packed will allow you plenty of opportunities to fine tune my attire before the wedding." Blaine kissed Kurt's cheek.

"Hey Amelia, don't you have a hug for your Uncle Blaine?" Blaine asked Nick and Jeff's four year old.

"Don't mind her she's mad at us this morning." Jeff informed Blaine.

"Why are you mad at your daddies?" Blaine asked the little girl.

"They are mean." She informed him.

"She wanted to wear her flower girl dress but we said no." Nick said.

"Meanies!" Amelia reinforced stomping her foot.

"Honey, you have to wait and wear that dress on Saturday when you walk down the aisle and spread flower petals around. Everyone will see you in that dress and be impressed by what a big girl you are. But if you wear the dress today it will be dirty and you'll have to wear one of Lizzie's dresses." Blaine told her.

"Uncle Blaine! Lizzie is just a baby!"

"I know and if you have to wear one of her dresses everyone will think you are a baby too!"

"But I'm a big girl!"

"Exactly! Which is why you need to wear the big girl dress on Saturday and not today."

"But it is so pretty!"

"I know it is, Uncle Kurt made it just for you and I bet if you agree to wait to wear it and tell your daddies you are sorry your Uncle Kurt would be willing to make you more dresses when we get back from LA." Blaine told her to which Kurt nodded.

"I'm sorry Daddy! I'm sorry Papa!" the small girl hugged her fathers.

"Nicely done Blaine, thanks." Nick said.

"No worries, I'm used to dealing with divas." Blaine joked.

Kurt shot Blaine a look.

"I didn't say there was anything wrong with being a diva." Blaine informed him.

"Before we head out to the airport Jackson and I need to borrow Lizzie's changing table." Jeff said lifting his small son out of his carrier before heading to the nursery.

"Rachel and Finn are meeting us at the airport right?" Nick asked.

"Yup." Kurt replied.

"Oh are they together again?" Jeff asked from the nursery.

"I have no idea. I've given up trying to keep track." Kurt said shrugging.

"And Cooper and his flavour of the week are picking us up when we get to LA?" Jeff asked re-entering the room.

"It should just be Cooper, I told him that I don't want Lizzie getting confused by the fact she has a new 'auntie' every week or so and I'd prefer it if he only brought girls he was serious about into her life." Blaine explained.

"And he was ok with that?" Nick asked.

"Oh yeah, he didn't want any of his girls seeing her and trying to pressure him into having a baby. He said he loves Lizzie, and Amelia and Jackson but he also loves the fact at the end of the day he isn't the one responsible for them."

Blaine and Nick took the luggage down to the rental van while Kurt and Jeff made sure they had everything needed for traveling with the babies.

"Oh, so my dad told me something I thought you might find....interesting." Nick told Blaine after they were all in the van.

"What's that?" Blaine asked.

"It seems a certain Ohio businessman was busted for not paying his taxes for the last ten years and the IRS seized all his assets. Now this businessman and his wife are renting a tiny apartment in Lima Heights, she had to get a job at Breadstix and he works at the Lima Bean while he waits to hear if he is going to serve jail time or not." Nick said trying not to smile.

"Really?" Blaine asked.

"Really."

"Karma is a wonderful thing isn't it?" Blaine smiled.

"It sure is."