"Oh my god, I can't believe our little girl is going to graduate!" Kurt whispered as they sat down in the auditorium to watch. Kurt had Luna sitting on his lap, and Blaine had Luca, so they could keep them from running off. The twins were pretty mischievous, and would often find some sort of trouble to get into, even in a child proofed place, and that meant that when they had to go to something like one of Kurt's opening night performances or Elizabeth's recitals or talent shows, they had to be held the whole time to ensure that they wouldn't cause trouble.

"Daddy, does this mean Elizabeth's moving out?" Luna asked.

"Yes. She'll be moving soon. But she'll come back to visit," Kurt murmured, biting back tears at that. His little girl wasn't so little anymore. "God, Blaine, I feel so old," he whispered to his husband.

"I know! This isn't right, she shouldn't be old enough to graduate yet!" Blaine whispered back, eyes filling with tears.

"Baby, please don't cry, if you cry it'll make me cry," Kurt begged softly.

"I can't help it, our baby girl isn't a baby anymore," he whispered, wiping at his eyes. Kurt kissed Blaine's cheek softly. Suddenly, the principal walked onto the stage, her heels clicking softly against the wooden floor of it.

"Hello parents and family of this year's graduating seniors. I'm so glad that you get to share in this wonderful celebration of academic achievement! Now, our salutatorian, Jeffrey Simmons!" she said proudly. Jeffrey stood and walked up onto the stage and she shook his hand before he moved behind the podium.

"When I was younger, I was constantly told that I wouldn't make it. I was told I would fail. I may have been told that, but look at me now. I'm salutatorian at my graduation. If I can get to this point, then you can succeed too. You can do great things. Daniel Parker will be an amazing artist some day, Destiny Delanoe will be a great singer, Alex Parson will be an incredible actor... You all have so much potential.

"This can be considered a beginning and an ending. In different ways, it is. It's the end of high school, the end of being a kid. But, it's also the beginning of the rest of your life, as cliché as that sounds. What you do for the rest of your life, though, is up to you," he concluded before leaving the stage, applause filling the auditorium. Slowly, each student was called up to the stage and given their diplomas, Elizabeth making an L on her forehead with her thumb and forefinger and making her family laugh gently and return it. After the graduating class had thrown their white caps in the air, Elizabeth wove through the crowd to her family, embracing them each before they went outside.

"Oh, it feels so good to be free!" she cried, spinning in a circle.

"Hey, slow down, you still live with us," Kurt laughed.

"I meant free from high school, Daddy! I finally graduated!" she said, grinning. Kurt laughed softly as Blaine pulled her into a tight hug, tears running down his face.

"I feel so old!" he cried, holding her tight.

"You're not old, Mamma!" Luna cried indignantly.

"Yeah, you're not old!" Luca said, wrapping his arms around Blaine's leg.

"I agree with them, you are not old," Elizabeth said, kissing her dad on the forehead. A small, smug grin curved her lips when she realized once more just how much taller than him she was, having gotten her height from Kurt. The family went to their car and started driving, soon getting to the party Jeffrey had thrown for the occasion.

"Bye, guys, love you," Elizabeth said, pecking her dads on the cheek before leaving.

"They grow up so fast," Kurt whispered as they watched her go in the house.

"Yeah," Blaine agreed, turning back to Kurt and kissing him softly before they drove away.

~The End~