Emma's POV:
Will went off to Washington to represent the Arts program and every school so that he can save them. He wouldn't be there without Emma's help because from the beginning when he was going to quit his teaching position and almost went to go be an accountant she made him realize that teaching, especially Glee club, is what he loved to do. Now, several years later, he is fighting for every art program in all schools so that they could be saved. Emma was extremely proud of Will, but she missed him just as .much as she was proud of him. They called and talked to each other every night, but it just wasn't the same as face to face. Every night Emma would cry for Will, she even wore his clothes around the house because it smelled just like him. Will only had a picture of his precious Emma on his hotel bed night stand and that's all he had. One day Will decided that he wanted to surprise Emma. Instead of calling her this time he got on a plane and came home. He didn't call because he knew if he did he would give it away however, Emma was worried about him. Emma called him over and over, but no answer she hopes he is just in a meeting then something happens, there was a knock at the door. Emma goes to the door and looks through the door hole to see a delivery man. She opens the door and he hands her flowers then tells her there is a big package for her, which consisted of Will. Emma was surprised when he wheeled the big package into the kitchen she thanked him and saw it was from Will. There was a note it said,
"I love you to the moon and back, I hope you like this present.
Love, Will"
She smiled and opened the box length ways. Will steps out and Emma jumps into Will's arms then kissed him. "Omg, Will! What are you doing here?"
"I missed you, I needed to see my Em. I needed to hug you, I needed to kiss you, I needed to talk to you face to face so I can look at your beautiful face because Emma, you're my world!"
Emma hugs him tighter and cries. Will looked at Emma and asked if she was okay all she said in reply was "Now that you're here, I am."