A/N: Automatically, this story is the cross-over of Klaine and Anderberry story. Focuses mainly on the story of Blaine and Rachel, then Kurt comes along in the picture. Meet the new character, Raine Michele Anderson. I guess, you don't need to to ask what is the role of Raine in the story.
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Ten minutes before eight o’clock...
Blaine was preparing breakfast when he heard a voice coming upstairs.
“Daddy! Daddy!” a young girl called.
It was Raine. Raine Anderson. Five years old and currently a kindergarten at Ohio Elementary School. When you look at her, you can easily recognize her good features she inherited both from her parents. From her good singing and dancing talent, and her special interest in acting and ballet; those talents she got from her mother. Her hair was long, brown-colored with tints of blonde and had curls on it is the one of her best asset. She has a petite stature, and the rest of her traits were obviously from her father. From her nose, lips and the most noticeable were her eyes. Like her dad, Raine also got her father’s hazel-colored eyes, and white complexion, no doubt. She was Blaine Anderson’s daughter.
And Rachel Berry was her mother.
Blaine didn’t believe that it can happen to him. Before, he was just a simple graduated college student, in a relationship with his boyfriend Kurt at that time. Until one day, they got drunk, just like they did on their high school days; they didn’t know what happened after that night. Blaine thought that there’s nothing wrong until Kurt came to him one night. Kurt slapped him, and he was yelled by his boyfriend. Between sobs, Kurt was still able to tell anything: Rachel was pregnant with Blaine’s child.
Blaine had no choice but to take the responsibility. He was gay, but he was able to put things in the right way. He broke up to Kurt and started to forget him. At first, Blaine was blaming himself for this incident- causing his relationship to Kurt to end. Blaine loves Kurt very much. But he has to sacrifice everything for his daughter.
“What is it, baby?” Blaine asked.
He went to the living room and looked at his daughter. Raine went downstairs and ran to him.
“I don’t want to attend school now, daddy. Please?” Raine begged, giving her cutest puppy eye-look to her Dad. Blaine smiled as he patted his daughter’s head.
“And why? You have to go to school. You will miss everything.” He answered.
“But I already told Mommy that I will be here when she arrive.”
Blaine looked at Raine, confused.
“Your Mommy will arrive? When?” he asked.
Raine smiled lightly. “Later.”
Suddenly, Blaine realizes that Rachel called, two nights ago that she will arrive to visit Raine. He forgot it.
“Oh, okay. But... what are you going to tell your teacher when she asks you about your absence?”
Raine thought for a moment, and then she smiled.
“Of course I will tell the truth. You taught me not to tell a lie, aren’t you?” Raine said.
“That’s good. Your teacher may teacher may understand you for that. I’m sure it will be okay if I ask her to talk to me.”
Raine began laughing. Blaine looked at her strange.
“Err, baby... what’s wrong?” he asked.
“My teacher was not a girl. He’s a guy, actually. And we met him yesterday as the substitute teacher.” Raine answered him.
