AN: Internet was down again at work- so more slashy goodness. Unbetaed.

And I still call dibs on the term "Kinncest".

It had been 3 months since Finn had dumped Rachel, and 2 months since Finn had visited him at Dalton and ended up kissing him. A kiss turned into a relationship, which they'd eventually gotten comfortable in. Finn had also finally convinced Kurt to come back to school. He was going to come out, and he promised to protect Kurt with everything he had.

Kurt was worried, of course. This was a huge deal- Finn had never even hinted at an interest in men before and now he was about to come out to his family and friends as bisexual.

He was terrified that Finn was going to get cold feet and call it all off. Now that he'd experienced life being loved back by his long-time crush, he couldn't imagine life without him.

It was Sunday, and tomorrow Kurt started back at McKinley. Tonight was the night they told their parents.

Dinner was quiet. Just the clink of silverware on dishes was heard, but Burt and Carole had been watching them carefully. It was like they knew they were about to get news.

Finally Carole spoke up.

"Okay, what is it? You two have been looking at each other ever since we sat down." she sat her fork down and folder her hands, in an "I'm listening" manner.

Finn looked to Kurt, who nodded and prepared himself for the worst. He saw Finn gulp nervously, and his heart dropped. "Come on, Finn, don't leave me..."

"Mom, Burt... um... Kurt and I... we... er... well, we're not really brothers and, you know... he's gay and I... well, a couple months ago we..." he floundered, looking to Kurt anxiously. Kurt inwardly smiled and reach over to take Finn's hand.

"We're together." he said softly, squeezing Finn's hand.

An intake of breath.

Two.

A sigh.

And then; a smile.

Carole's.

"It's about time, Burt, you owe me $10. I knew it'd be before summer break!"

Burt sighed, nodding, and reached for his wallet. Kurt relaxed. Finn flipped.

"WHAT? We... I was freaking out! You could have made this a lot easier! I thought you'd hate me..."

Carole smiled and patted Finn's shoulder.

"Of course not, honey. And, well, we were good practice for when you tell others, right? You had to do this on your own. You're a man now, Finn, you're going to have to do these things. And for the record, I approve, and Burt does too. We've already talked about this. Although, you realize, you won't be able to share a room anymore. While we're supportive, we're not going to treat you any different than we would if you were a boy and a girl. No hanky panky under our roof, okay?"

At this point, everyone at the table was a little uncomfortable, so Finn and Kurt just nodded.

"Alright, then. Anyone want extra potatoes?"