My Sister

I was so crushed when I saw the episode Wheels. It never occurred to me that Sue had a heart. And mine broke when I saw her true story. So, I thought that the episode deserved a fic that showed Sue in a different light. I hope you enjoy it!

I do not own Glee. :(

"I'm not going to let you bully her."

"Oh, I bully everybody, Will. That's the way I roll."

"Yeah, but this is different. She's not like everybody else."

"I want you to listen to what you just said, William. You are asking me to treat this girl differently because she has a disability when, actually, it seems to me that she just wants to be treated like everybody else. Why are you doing this?"

"Because I know you. And you're up to something."

"You don't know the first thing about me."

It's true. William Shuester doesn't know me. No one does. When people look at me, all they see is Sue, the harsh and unkind Cheerios coach.

I admit, I am pushy. I demand the best out of everyone, including myself. I expect my Cheerios to come to practice and work hard to nail every routine.

And, yes, I don't let everyone into my team. Others may see this as being rude and exclusive, but I want to focus on these girls abilities. And, let's be honest, cheerleading is not an ability everyone has. Those people need to realize what their ability really is and follow that, not waste my time by trying to be what they are not.

But, when I saw Becky, my heart clenched. She may not be the most talented girl, but I knew what she needed. She needed to have a place to be a person. Everyone in this school treat her differently because of her disability. But, not me. I wouldn't be like everyone else. I would treat her like any other Cheerio.

It's true. I am pushy and demanding. I may raise my voice more than others and I may be more critical than others. But, I see the school so much differently than others. What they see is teens and the struggle to make everyone fit in.

All I see when I look at those kids are the wealth of possibilities they are given every day. The same possibilities my sister never had the chance of being given.

Short, I know. Sorry!

Please let me know if you liked it or not!