Klaine - The Hummel-Andersons

Leaflets

Blaine would never forget how loud his sister and sister-in-law could scream.

"OH MY GOD!"

"I CAN'T BELIEVE THAT YOU'RE GOING TO BE FATHERS!"

"Maddie," Blaine said. "If you still want to be our surrogate, then you're our surrogate." Both girls screamed again. "So, I take that as a yes?" Maddie nodded.

"This is so exciting!" Sam exclaimed. "I'm going to be an Aunt! So, who's sperm are we using?"

"Well, Blaine's." Kurt said, giving his husband (Oh, how it felt wonderful to call Blaine his husband, and not just civil partner!) a sweet look. "It's not as if I don't want to father a child, but I'm not ready for the mess involved."

"Yeah, kids can be messy." Sam commented.

"No, I mean, you know, to get the "stuff" to make the baby." Sam and Maddie giggled. Kurt went a little pink. "Exactly." Blaine stared at him.

"So wait, I have to w-"

"Blaine!" Kurt hissed.

"Yeah, Blaine, we don't all need to hear about you and what you do to relieve yourself." Sam giggled.

"But, seriously, what exactly do I have to do?" Blaine asked.

"You have to wank into a cup." Maddie giggled. Blaine went redder then anyone else, and that was including Kurt.

"R-Really?" He asked. Maddie nodded, still giggling. "Well, Damn."

"Didn't you know, Blaine?" She asked. He shook his head. "How did you think, then?" Blaine went a little redder.

"Well, I kind of assumed that they just took the sperm out of me with a needle or something..." Even Kurt couldn't surpress a few giggles.

"On another subject," Sam said, still giggling. "When do we need to put the sperm with the eggs?"

"Well, Maddie has to be tested first." Blaine said. "On the medicines and all that...I'm not really sure what goes on...but if Maddie passes, which is highly likely, I'd say, then it involves needles." Maddie went pale.

"Needles?" Kurt and Blaine nodded. "How big?" Sam put an arm around her shoulders.

"Not too big," Kurt said hurriedly. "Just big enough to put eggs - which you can't even see with a microscope, may I just add - inside of you." Maddie nodded, colour returning to her cheeks. "Don't worry, it won't hurt." Sam glared at him a little.

"Don't worry, Maddie, you don't have to do it." Blaine said.

"I-I want to," Maddie protested. "I'll just have to put up with the needles. I'll be fine."

"You're really brave, Mads." Sam said, pecking her cheek.

"Girls," Blaine said. "Hate to break up the reunion, but we're still here." Sam glared at him, and Maddie went a little red.

"Anyway," Kurt carried on. "After we take Blaine's sperm, and combine them with your eggs, the eggs will be placed back inside of you-"

"Kurt, how many children do you want? You're using plurals." Sam said.

Kurt went red. "Well, say we used one egg, and that didn't live, then we'd have a few back ups."

"But Kurt, isn't it enough to just try with one egg?" Maddie asked. "If all the eggs live, then you'll have to raise loads of children, and raising just one is hard enough." Blaine nodded.

"I suppose." Blaine answered.

"So, anyway," Kurt continued, glaring at Blaine. "Once the egg is placed inside of you, Maddie, we'll see if the treatments worked."

"I'm so happy for you guys." Maddie said. "It's gonna be amazing to see our family grow!" Sam nodded, grinning.

"Maddie, Sam," Blaine said, in a tone that implied he was about to ask them something. "Don't you two want your own children?" Sam shrugged.

"Maybe. But not now." Sam answered. "It seems too early." Kurt and Blaine nodded. "Anyway, when are we going to start this procedure?"

"As soon as we can find a clinic." Blaine confirmed. "Although, we also want a good clinic that actually does it right and as risk-free as possible."

"Will you call us when you need us?" Maddie asked. "I hate missing out on all the action." Blaine and Kurt both laughed, nodding.

** ** **

"So, clinics." Kurt said the moment they got in from Maddie and Sam's house. Blaine hadn't expected Kurt to get this involved. They'd only made the decision one week ago. "Which one?"

"Woah, Kurt, slow down." Blaine said, taking his coat off, surpressing a laugh. "Are you really that eager?" Kurt nodded, looking extremely eager.

"Of course, Blaine! A week has already been wasted, we could of been looking up clinics! Why didn't I do that?" Kurt smacked his forehead with the back of his hand. Blaine grabbed his hand before he could do it again.

"Stop." He said, trying not to smile. "Look, I actually stopped by a few clinics on my way to and from work this week..."

"You did?" Kurt asked. His face changed from shocked to mad. "And you didn't tell me?" Blaine winced at how high Kurt's voice went.

"Well, it was only for a minute, and I only went to collect information. Not do the dirty." Blaine felt his cheeks redden, but grabbed his coat again, going through the pockets. He pulled out a handful of leaflets, which Kurt snatched immediately, eyes scanning them excitedly.

"I like this one." Blaine said, pointing to light pink one. Kurt read the title.

"The New Hope Fertility Centre." Kurt read. "Why this one?"

"Because, I spoke to the receptionist, and she asked me what it was, and apparently, this centre consider families of all types...including same-sex parents." Kurt's breath hitched.

"Really?" He asked. Blaine nodded. "That's wonderful!"

"And anyway, the centre's title is enough to make me want to go there."

"So, where is it?" Kurt asked, moving to read the back of the leaflet. Blaine had already memorised the leaflet.

"Well, there's the East Side of New York, and the West Side of New York." Blaine said. "I didn't want to do anything, just in case you didn't agree."

"Oh, th-that's fine..." Kurt was flicking through the leaflet. "Step One," Kurt read. "Well, it says that you and Maddie would have to be screened, contracts have to be signed...Wow, this is really organised." Kurt commented. Blaine nodded.

"So, New Hope?" Blaine asked his husband hopefully. Kurt looked into Blaine's eyes and nodded slowly. "Really?" Kurt nodded, more sure this time. "Oh, Kurt!" Blaine wrapped his arms around Kurt, whooping.

"How old are you?" Kurt asked - but he wasn't cross. He couldn't be. In fact, he was laughing. They were having this baby! No one was in the way. Everything was falling into place. They had their surrogate. They knew who would be the father. They had a possible clinic. They didn't need to move, as they had plenty of room. They had good jobs, so they didn't need to worry too much about costs.

Everything seemed perfect.