I thought this might make for an interesting discussion.
So Rachel proposes that Renard get himself a family and brings Adalind and Diana into the conversation. Renard seems to be taken with the offer and contacts Adalind about how they might be able to get Diana back.
It's assumed that Renard will go the entire route to get a family in order to further his political career. That could entail marriage to Adalind, since it appears she is willing to move in with him. It doesn't appear Nick ever made arrangements to declare Kelly legally his, so Renard may take steps to adopt the baby.
After being with Adalind for a while, I actually thought Nick might turn into a pretty good father. But when he abruptly left for Germany to pursue an unknown artifact during a world domination attempt by the Black Claw, I began to wonder just how much he really wanted to be a father.
Assuming she's going to leave, how will Nick react to that? How will he react to her taking baby Kelly with her?
So Rachel proposes that Renard get himself a family and brings Adalind and Diana into the conversation. Renard seems to be taken with the offer and contacts Adalind about how they might be able to get Diana back.
It's assumed that Renard will go the entire route to get a family in order to further his political career. That could entail marriage to Adalind, since it appears she is willing to move in with him. It doesn't appear Nick ever made arrangements to declare Kelly legally his, so Renard may take steps to adopt the baby.
After being with Adalind for a while, I actually thought Nick might turn into a pretty good father. But when he abruptly left for Germany to pursue an unknown artifact during a world domination attempt by the Black Claw, I began to wonder just how much he really wanted to be a father.
Assuming she's going to leave, how will Nick react to that? How will he react to her taking baby Kelly with her?
The best way to frustrate a cyberbully is to ignore him.
she should be straight up and say Meisner was on that helicopter with Diana that night. Nick already is pushing and/or keeping those he loves no matter who they are and how close they have been to arms length the last couple of episodes. He already had reservations where Meisner was concerned. Add to that this news and he is going to be even more leery and will or would he ask Meisner or tell Trubel to be honest with him. Where are her loyalties and how much can she disclose? Or will she disclose? And will he in turn share with her about the relic or again, will she be at arms length too? I see Nick more aloof and alone and doing what he has to do in order for those he loves and cares about to not be hurt or put in harms way and this includes his son, Kelly. If he feels that no matter what, that Renard will not let anything happen to his son, he will not like it but he will accept it until Kelly starts to show power (possibly Grimm) and I could see Nick watching from the shadows ... but I also feel there will be an arc in this and that Renard will use heavier persuasive tactics on Adalind and in trying to break through to her and reach her - in order to manipulate her just as he doesn't realize it or not, Rachel, Lucien and BC are doing to him. Until it is too late. And then all he** breaks loose and Nick deduces what is going on and goes straight for the jugular in a head-on heated battle against the Captain. And somewhere in the midst of all that lies the great and powerful Bonaparte, who is a full zauberbiest. 
