My Soldier [Klaine addition] [Mpreg]

My Soldier [Klaine addition] [Mpreg]

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Fanfic
Glee
Lt. Blaine AnderHummel has been in the army for 5 years now, he's been married to broadway star Kurt AnderHummel for 6 years. they've gotten used to Blaine being gone for months at a time, but now this time is different, Kurt has just given birth to their twins Finn and Liz (yes her real name is Liz). so what will happen when 5 months into this next deployment Blaine steps on a land mine?
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Kurt can't believe that he'll graduate in only four months. His dream will come true. NYADA graguee, living in New York with his two best friends. Now he only needs to find his way into the show business and find the love of his life. Or maybe it will find him? When NYADA's vocal teacher has to fly to Argentina because of a family emergency Blaine, singer and musician, is happy to help a family friend out. He never thought that in this short time things will change and his feelings go wild. He knows he's just a substitude teacher. After four months he'll be back in the studio making new music. It's only four months. How much can change in that time? The answer is a lot. "Excuse me Mr. Anderson? Could you maybe give me an advice on my final song?" "How can I help you Mr. Hummel?"

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