"Quick! Mummy, wake up!" Quinn heard a tiny voice shout into her ear. Instantly the woman jolted awake, expecting there to be some large emergency. The blonde quickly looked around, her eyebrows scrunched slightly.

"What's going on, baby?" Quinn quickly exclaimed to her four year old daughter, Harmony. "Is there a fire? Are you hurt?"

"No." The four year old Immidietely stated, her right eyebrow rising slightly, as he head tilted to the left.

"Then what's going on?" Quinn exasperatingly sighed; she was not a morning person.

"Today we have to pick up Rachel from the airport!" The little girl squeaked, suddenly bouncing up and down in excitement.

Quinn couldn't help but giggle at the enthusiasm of her daughter. As she glanced at the clock again, she realised that her alarm hadn't gone off; however they luckily still had quite a while until Rachel's flight arrived.

'I want to wear my white dress, the one that Mum got me for my birthday!' The energetic girl exclaimed, letting out a shriek of excitement. 'And the shoes with bows on them!'

Quinn winced slightly as the high pitch sequels, but quickly got up in order to help her daughter find these clothes.

It didn't take her longer than a few minutes to gather the outfit, however Harmony was already squirming impatiently. Eagerly the girl attempted to take off her pyjama top, only from her to get lost inside it.

'Come here, Harmony,' Quinn sighed, firmly pulling the baby blue pyjama top off the four year old. 'Arms up.' She murmured as she tried to slip the dress onto the wriggling ball of energy beside her.

'Can we go see Mum now?' The young girl whined as she sat on the ground, putting her Velcro shoes on her feet.

'Breakfast first.' Quinn warned, picking the tiny girl up and carrying her to the kitchen once her shoes were properly on her feet. 'What would you like?'

'Anything!' Harmony stubbornly mumbled, obviously eager to leave the house.

Quinn jokingly shook her head at the girl, before grabbing her daughter's favourite sugar-filled cereal.

"Mummy's going to go and get ready while you eat, okay?" Quinn whispered to the child, rushing to her room in order to make herself look decent.

Quinn had barely finished brushing her hair when the four-year old poked her head around the corner.

"Now?" The girl demanded. "I really want to see Mum again!"

"Why don't you go and find Mummy's car keys?" Quinn quickly exclaimed to the little girl, ruffling the pouting girl's hair slightly. "Then we can leave!"

For a while, Harmony just stared at Quinn her eyes narrowed slightly, but eventually she shouted, "alright", before scurrying off.

Quinn couldn't help but let out a silent sigh of relief as the enthusiastic girl leaped away. Carefully she finished getting ready, then grabbed her handbag, which she knew contained he key's that she had sent Harmony to find.

"Let's go, Harmony!" Quinn shouted, hearing her voice echo through the house. In about half a second, the brunette had scampered to the blonde.

"Did you find the keys?" Harmony whispered, her big blue eyes beginning to tear up. "Because I couldn't!"

"I found them, babe." Quinn Immidietely confirmed, a bad, guilt-ridden poker-face gracing her features. "Now let's go and get your Mum!"

Quinn allowed a smile to once appear as the little girl squeaked and jumped with excitement; Quinn could tell that the girl had already forgot about the keys.

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Rachel stumbled as she made her way from the runway into the terminal; the woman hated plane rides, due to the fact that you had to sit still for several hours. The brunette knew that Harmony wouldn't be able to fly on them for several years, as the young girl hated sitting still.

Rachel quickly rushed to collect her luggage from the baggage collection area; thankfully it was one of the first to come out, which was strange, as that kind of thing never happened to her.

"Let's go see if Quinn and Harmy are here," Rachel mumbled to herself as she realised that her phone was dead. Sleepily she begun walking towards the pick up/drop off area. As soon as she caught sight of the white car which she recognised as Quinn's, she felt tiny arms wrap around her leg.

"Mum!" She heard a little voice squeak. Quickly she looked down to see her daughter hugging her leg. "I missed you!"

"I missed you too, baby." Rachel replied, a grin appearing on her face as she kneeled down, kissing the girl's forehead as she gave her a hug. "Where's mummy?" She whispered to the girl as she stood up.

Just as Rachel said this she felt arms wrapping around her from behind. Gently she turned around to face her wife, careful not to injure the little girl who was once again clinging to her leg.

"How were your dads?" Quinn whispered as she pulled Rachel in for a quick kiss, causing Harmony to ley out an "ewwww" before giggling. Quinn couldn't help but jokingly roll her eyes at the young girl.

"In a few years you'll be kissing some boy or girl, then it won't be so 'eww'." Quinn exclaimed causing the young girl to Immidietely shake her head, a pout finding its way onto the young girl's face.

"Don't tell my baby girl that, Quinn." Rachel muttered to the blonde. "I don't think I want her to ever grow up. You know how much teenage drama we had." Quinn nodded with a slight grimace on her face as she thought back to Finn and their days of McKinley High School. "My Dad's were fine, though they're getting slightly wacky in their old age."

"Let's take Mum home now!" The two heard Harmony exclaim. "I drew a picture of you while you were away!" Then suddenly Harmony's overly large smile dropped into a more serious, neutral expression, causing both of her parents to raise their eyebrows. "Or we could get cake," she stated.

"She's definitely going to be just like you when she's older," Quinn muttered, ruffling her daughter's hair slightly. "What do you say? Welcome back cake for the young one?"

For a moment Rachel just stood there, mock confusion on her face, before whispering something in the four-year old's ear. Instantly the young girl jumped up and down, before hugging her Mum's leg again, and demanding to go 'up'.

"Let's go then," Quinn smiled as she picked the energetic girl off her wife's leg. Happily the three made their way to Quinn's car and out of the airport, all three excited that their little family was once again reunited.