The last couple years of Kurt Hummel's life had been insane. After being married to his husband, Adam, for 12 years, he had discovered that Adam had been with another man for an entire year; he caught them on their anniversary. Kurt and Adam argued, but Kurt didn't want an apology; he wanted Adam to leave and he did.

That night was the last time Kurt ever saw Adam. And that was the last time his two children saw their daddy.

The next week was when their divorce became official and Kurt had to keep the kids out of school for a week because of his and their stress of everything that went on. As the days, weeks, and months went on, the kids and Kurt didn't speak if they didn't have to.

Kurt decided a year after it happened it would be best to move, so he took his kids and they moved from New York to Philadelphia; it wasn't a huge move, but good enough for Kurt.

After looking during the entire summer, Kurt had found a job and a place for his kids to go to school. There was this school that was both a middle school and high school. It was easy enough that he could keep his kids in the same place.

Thanks to his college friend, Jan, working in the high school, she was able to pull some strings and got Kurt a job in the middle school. She really wanted to help Kurt, not only because they were friends, but also because she couldn't believe what Adam did to him; Adam was her half- brother.

Soon enough, things started settling down for the Hummel family as they were reaching the middle of another year. Kurt was given a raise a few months ago, which was good for his family. And both his children were doing well since they lost their father and hadn't heard or seen him since Kurt found out.

X

Another day, Kurt was rushing to get himself and his children out the door. He was used to rushing even though he always got there early and his kids would be stuck waiting in classrooms for longer than they needed to.

"Andy! Bridget! Let's go!" Kurt shouted, he needed his kids to hurry so they could leave. Only a few seconds after he shouted, Kurt's youngest child, Bridget came down into the kitchen and while Kurt grabbed his morning coffee.

"Dad, you know that every time you have a cup of coffee, your teeth get stained?" She questioned him and Kurt smiled as he took a sip.

"Yes, but just like kids try to eat candy all the time, it's good." Kurt replied. "Anyway, I need it to wake me up." He told his daughter and she shook her head, but didn't say anything else. Her daughter was only in middle school and yet she was so bright and already knew what she wanted; she was interested in dentistry and always had something to say that had to do with it.

"Where is your brother?" Kurt asked her when he realized her still wasn't down. "Andy! LET'S GO!" He shouted just as Andy walked into the kitchen ever so slowly.

"Dad, we have time." Andy complained. They always had to leave early, which just meant they had to stay at school longer than they needed to be.

"Well, I don't." Kurt said. "Grab something and let's get out the door." Andy sighed and looked at the fruit bowl that was on the table. He grabbed an orange and was walking out the door with his younger sister, right behind their father.

"Did you know that oranges can damage your—" Bridget tried to say to Andy, but he cut her off. She was always like this and it always got on Andy's nerves.

"Who cares?!" Andy yelled at Bridget as they got to the car.

"Andy! Please, not this morning." Kurt begged and Andy sighed. Kurt always said that, but only because it always worked on them. He didn't want his kids fighting and the yelling would usually start when Andy got annoyed by one of his sister's fun dental facts of the day.

Once they got into the halls of the school, they separated when the kids saw their friends. Andy went up to his best friend, Taylor, who was at her locker. "Hey." She said once she saw Andy.

"Tay, do you have anything to eat, I am starving?" He asked her, to keep his sister quiet, he gave her his orange so he didn't have anything for breakfast. And Andy usually got cranky whenever he didn't eat breakfast.

"I always come prepared." She said and handed him a granola bar. "Did your sister go all dentist on you again?" She asked him and Andy nodded, letting out a sigh.

"As always. And I took an orange this time and she still questioned my choice. She is really is annoying." Andy replied and Taylor chuckled. "I'll never understand why she would ever be interested in that stuff."

"Got a problem with dentists, do you?" Taylor joked.

"Only because my sister likes them." Andy said and they both laughed as they went off to class.

X

Kurt went to the teacher's lounge and grabbed another coffee, it felt like another long day and it barley even started yet. As he poured himself another cup, Jan walked into the lounge and smiled at Kurt. "Morning."

"Morning Jan." Kurt said, in an exhausted voice.

"You sound exhausted."

"I am, I had to grade test papers, but Bridget, I love her to death, but was telling me a fun fact every 10 seconds, so I could barley concentrate…" Kurt said.

"How long did it take until you had time?"

"Well after a while, she went to her room and then I had to deal with Andy because the reason she was bothering me was because of him. I don't know why he has such a problem with his sister, I mean I get that hearing about the same thing all time can be well, tiring, but he doesn't even try to be nice about them once for her." Kurt explained.

"He's a teenage boy, Kurt. I should know, he's one of my students." Jan said. "Anyway, the way he is, it is how all older brothers are to their sisters."

"I know, and I know it's been tough for all of us since… Adam, but he's got to forgive me sometime."

"What makes you think he blames you?"

"Ever since it happened, he's pushed me away and always gives me attitude. He acts like its my fault that Adam left." Kurt said, he hated the idea of his son hating him and blaming him for what happened, but he felt like that it was the truth.

"I am sure that isn't true." Jan said, but Kurt sighed. He didn't know what else to think. "So, did you finish grading the papers?"

"Yes, around 11, and that is when my phone starts ringing." Kurt said and Jan had a feeling about who it was that would be calling Kurt that late.

"Adam?"

"Yes, he keeps calling, but I don't want to talk to him." Jan sighed and knew that it would be better not to say anything. It has been talk about Adam.

"I better get to my class before they decide I am not coming and ditch." Jan said and left Kurt alone to drink his coffee before he would head to his middle school class.

So this is a fic I just came up with for you KLAINERS!

I hope you think this is good so far, I like it. And don't worry, Blaine will show up next chapter. I have the next chapter written so if you like this, then I'll upload it.

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