Hi guys. I'm back with a new story. Hiding My Love For You is not finished but I'm having a little trouble coming up with what to write next. So I don't know when I'll be updating that, but I do have a new story that I wanted to try out. This takes place ten years after graduation and some of things that happened on the show might change. This chapter is a bit short but if I continue I will try to make them longer. Anyways I hope you enjoy!

Reliving High School

She couldn't believe after ten years she is back. She has stepped back into the halls of William Mckinley High School. For a second she felt like a Titan again. She grabbed the little girl's hand that she was standing with and led her around the school.

"Mommy, where are we?" The little girl asked.

"This is where your daddy and I went to school. This is the place where I first met your daddy." She answered still taking in the sights of her old high school.

All the memories whether good or bad began to flood her mind. Feeling insecure the first time she walked into these halls. Being the new girl who didn't know where she belonged. Slowly she made her way to the top just to drop back again. She relived the moments when she would down these halls and see people whispering words like slut or whore. How reverted back to the lost girl who didn't know her place in the school moving from home to home. The lonely girl who was pitied for getting pregnant in high school. She remembered how she went back to her power hungry ways. But when she lost the love she needed from the only guy she wanted, she was finally able to show her true self. The insecure girl who just wanted someone to love her for who she was and not she wasn't.

Yes, Quinn Fabray could not believe that she was standing in the place that held her worst and best memories.

Quinn led her four-year-old daughter, Alex, through the halls and only stopped at the rooms that made the biggest impact on her life. She looked into the windows of Coach Sue Sylvester's office. She remembered sitting there being scolded at for doing something wrong, helping plot against the glee club, and most importantly saying goodbye to her beloved coach, who she actually did miss over the years.

After lingering in front of that office for a while, Quinn made her way to the choir room with Alex beside her. Curiousity getting the best her, Quinn opened the door, surprised to find it unlocked. She walked in and remembered all the time she spent her with her old friends. She looked back and remembered how she used to despise this club because it was known as the loser club.

"This right here, is the room that Mommy found out that she loved music. That she loved singing and dancing."

"Mommy loves singing just like me and Daddy."

"That's right, baby. Don't forget your brother he loves singing too."

"Yeah but Adam likes playing drums more. Daddy teaching him."

Quinn smiled down at her daughter before scooping her up into her arms. Alex looked just like her, the only differnence was that she had her daddy's eyes. Quinn couldn't help but sometimes when she looked at Alex she thought about Beth. As she grew older, she knew that Beth is where she should be, with a mother who would be able to give everything she deserved from the beginning. Don't get her wrong. Quinn loved Alex and Adam with all her heart, but she sometimes couldn't stop the thoughts of her first born from invading her mind. Especially when she thinks of high school.

She put herself back into the days where she began to enjoy singing and dancing in the company of the people who had become some of her closest friends. She closed her eyes and imagined all those times again. She could feel the energy coming off of everyone as they sang with a firey passion that could not be put out. Not even by an ice cold slushie. Quinn could see that horrible day when all hell broke loose after the truth of her baby's father was revealed. She saw all the times that she was always smiling from just walking into this class. Quinn was jumped a little when she felt someone's hand land on her shoulder.

"Are you okay, babe?"

"Yeah I'm fine." She relaxed when she realized that it was just her fiance. She turned to see her five-year-old son up on his daddy's shoulder.

"It's hard to believe that it's already been so long since we were last here in this room with everyone. Could you imagine how all of our lives could have turned out if not for glee club?"

"I'd rather not. I wouldn't change any of those moments for anything."

"Me either."

Alex turned around and saw Adam. "Daddy no fair! My turn!" Alex practically demanded. She got that from Quinn.

"No Daddy! It's still my turn." Adam argued from his spot.

"Come on, buddy. Let's give your sister a turn. Besides, we'll see everyone soon. Wouldn't you rather play with your friends than sitting on your old man's shoulder?"

"I guess."

"Daddy, you're not old." Alex said as her daddy lifted her up.

"Thanks sweetie."

Adam grabbed onto his mother's hand. "Mommy, why are we here?"

"Because your daddy and I want to see some old friends and we want you to meet some of them."

"Ok. Do we know any of them?"

"Yes you do. Some of them are already your friends. Come on. Let's go see who is already here." Quinn took her fiance's hand and they all headed to the gym. Upon entering they took in all the familar faces that only changed with age. It was sweet to see so many of them married with kids running around them. There was a huge sign hanging near the stage that said 'Welcome Back Class of 2012'.

They were barely there for a minute before they heard it.

"Auntie Quinn! Uncle Finn!"

So what did you think? Should I continue?