Chapter 12
The next morning Blaine called Kelsey and from what Kurt could hear he didn't said it gently. The words horrible bitch may or may not have been used. He hung up and slammed the phone down on the couch.
"I'm meeting her at Breadstix." Blaine said angrily.
"Just try to stay calm honey. I know she's a bitch but… just don't let her push your buttons." Kurt replied.
"I'll try my best." Blaine responded before he left. When he got to Breadstix he found Kelsey sitting at a booth in the back.
"Hey asshole." She said.
"Hi there, horrible bitch." Blaine retorted before sitting down.
"So, can I see my daughter or am I taking you to court." Kelsey asked in a smug voice. Blaine laughed.
"Kelsey, this is not how this works. You don't get to blackmail me. Addie is my daughter and not yours. Like I've told you a million times, you lost that title when you abandoned her on my doorstep. I'm positive that any judge would agree with me, so if you take me to court I won't stop myself from kicking your ass." Blaine responded.
"So, I guess were going to court." Kelsey said.
"Not so fast, I talked to Addie and she wants to meet you. So, you can do that on one condition; every visit with be supervised by Kurt or myself." Blaine said.
"So, you or your stupid boyfriend need to monitor me with my own kid." Kelsey said in a snarky voice.
"Do not ever talk about Kurt like that," Blaine growled. "I could go to court right now and get a restraining order, but I'm choosing to let you meet Addie, so don't push me."
"Fine, whatever, when can I see her?" Kelsey said with a roll or her eyes.
"Tomorrow at noon" Blaine responded as he got up from the table and left. He drove home in silence as his anger festered inside him. When he got home Addie was down for a nap and Kurt was working on an English paper.
"How did it go?" Kurt asked.
"The evil bitch is still evil." Blaine said.
"Did she give you an indication that she wasn't?" Kurt laughed.
"No, but I am wondering, why I was ever friends with her." Blaine replied.
"Things changed; she was probably a good person back then." Kurt said.
"I don't even know that she was. I was just so desperate for friends that I would have dealt with anyone. I never would have slept with her if there wasn't a large quantity of alcohol involved. I don't have any reasons why I want to be friends with her. Maybe it would be better if we just went to court?" Blaine responded.
"Let's just take this one step at a time." Kurt replied. "Give her a chance with Addie tomorrow." Blaine nodded and settled down next to Kurt on the coach. The rest of the day went by quickly and soon enough there was a knock at their apartment door. Kurt opened the door and there stood Kelsey.
"Hi." She said in a smug, but sweet voice.
"Hello, come in." Kurt said with his bitch look written across his face. Kelsey walked in and stood awkwardly in the middle of the room.
"So, where are Blaine and Addie?" She asked.
"They're in Addie's bedroom getting her dressed." Kurt said. Kelsey nodded and took a seat down on the coach. The silence between Kurt and Kelsey was awkward. Kurt really had nothing to say to the woman who was currently making his boyfriend's emotions jump through hoops. Blaine came out with Addie in his arms and Kelsey stood up abruptly.
"Addie, this is Kelsey. She is your mommy." Blaine said. Kelsey walked over to them and held out her arms.
"Hi Addie." She said. Addie shrunk away shyly into Blaine's shoulder.
"She's shy. She'll get used to you." Blaine said. "Addie sweetie, it's alright." He whispered into her ear. She pulled her head away from Blaine's shoulder and he set her down on the floor.
"Hi Addie, I'm Kelsey." She said as she knelt down.
"Do you want to play dolls with me?" Addie asked in a quiet voice.
"I would love to." Kelsey replied. Addie grabbed her hand and led her down the hallway to her room. Blaine, not wanting to hover just decided pacing was better.
"Blaine, stop pacing. You have to go to work anyway." Kurt said. Blaine glanced at the clock and stopped.
"Fine, I'll go get ready, but you need to watch them. If Kelsey does anything you have my permission to throw her the hell out of our apartment." Blaine said quietly.
"I will I promise. Just go get ready for work so you're not late. I worked hard to get you that job." Kurt replied. Blaine nodded and headed off to his room. When he was dressed he peeked his head into Addie's room.
"Addie, Dada has to go to work. Come give me a kiss." He replied. Addie got up from her doll house and ran over to kiss Blaine.
"Bye Blaine." Kelsey said smugly. Blaine just nodded nervously. After that he left and went down to the diner. Back in Addie's room Kelsey and Addie weren't exactly on the same page.
"So, what game do you want to play?" She asked.
"I like to play wedding." Addie responded.
"Oh, I like wedding. It used to be my favorite game when I was little." Kelsey said. "So which boy do you want to use." She asked.
"I want this one." Addie said as she picked up a boy doll with blonde hair and blue eyes. Then she pulled up another boy doll.
"Who is that?" Kelsey asked. "Is he the best man?"
"No, he's the groom." Addie said.
"I though this one was the groom." Kelsey said pointing to the other doll.
"They're both the grooms." Addie replied.
"But, you need a boy and a girl to play wedding." Kelsey retorted
"No you don't. Dada said I could have two boys if I wanted to." Addie said.
"No that's wrong." Kelsey said.
"Stop lying. You're lying. My Dada would never lie to me." Addie said.
"Well he did." Kelsey yelled.
"Stop! I want my Daddy! Daddy Kurt!" Addie yelled. Kurt heard the yelling and went running.
'Addie, what is it?" Kurt asked as he picked her up. "What did you do to her?" he directed at Kelsey.
"She lied to me. She said a wedding with two boys is wrong." Addie cried. Kurt felt the anger in him flare up.
"Get out of here." He growled at Kelsey. He set Addie down on her bed. "I'll be back baby. Stay here." Kurt closed the door and escorted Kelsey out.
"What is wrong with you? Why would you tell her that?" Kurt demanded.
"I was just telling her the truth." Kelsey spat. Kurt was almost speechless.
"Where do you get off telling her that what you think is the truth? You are not even her parent." Kurt said.
"And you are? You're just Blaine's dumb slut of the week. Should you even be around children?" Kelsey growled.
"Get out now! You will never see Addie again. I will not let you corrupt her. You better get a damn good lawyer because we are taking your ass to court you homophobic asshole." Kurt screamed. Kelsey rolled her eyes and stomped out. Kurt sighed and walked back down the hallway to Addie's room.
"Are you okay sweetie?" he asked.
"I don't like that lady." She said. "Do I have to see her again?"
"No, baby, you never have to see her again." Kurt soothed. He picked her up and rocked her back and forth in his arms and ran his fingers through her hair. When Blaine finally came home he found Kurt and Addie asleep in her rocking chair in her room. Addie' face was nestled into Kurt's chest and she looked so peaceful in her Princess Jasmine pajamas. Blaine walked over and kissed Kurt's forehead. He lifted Addie from his arms and carried her over to her bed and tucked her in. Then he went back over to Kurt.
"Honey, wake up. You fell asleep in Addie's room. It's time for bed." Blaine whispered. Kurt opened his eyes slowly but just fell back to sleep. Blaine slipped his arms under Kurt and carried him across the hall into their room. He put him down gently but Kurt began to stir.
"Hey" he said.
"Hey, did you really have to wait until I carried you over? If I have a sore back tomorrow it's your fault." Blaine laughed.
"I have to tell you something." Kurt said slowly.
"What is it?" Blaine asked.
"The play date didn't go very well." Kurt replied.
"I knew Kelsey was going to pull this shit." Blaine said angrily. "What did she do?"
"She and Addie were playing wedding and she told her that a wedding between two boys was wrong." Kurt replied.
"Are you kidding me?" Blaine screamed. "I'm gay! Why would she even say that?"
"Shh Shh I know. Be quiet Addie is sleeping. I told her that we're taking her ass to court." Kurt replied. "Nobody gets to make decisions like that for our daughter except for us. Now come here." Blaine crawled into bed next to Kurt after throwing a pair of pajama pants on.
"We're going to beat her." Blaine said. "She's never going to get to see Addie again."
"You bet we are. Then we're putting my name down as he legal guardian." Kurt said. "Then I'll really be her daddy."
"Why don't you just marry me?" Blaine said.
"What?" Kurt asked.
"You heard me. Marry me. Be my husband, and be Addie's daddy." Blaine replied. Kurt stared back in awe at the question that flew out of Blaine's mouth. There were two roads to take at this point, but which one was the right one.
TO BE CONTINUED…