Disclaimer: I don't own Glee (sadly)
Sue walked into the perfect office and sat down into the chair. "Let's get this over with, Palsbury."
Emma sighed, slightly annoyed that Sue never actually said her name right, but was secretly pleased she got to do this.
Principal Figgins had finally had enough with Sue making his students burst into tears, especially the freshmen, so he decided she needed to go to therapy. He didn't have the extra money to spend on her therapy, so he sent her to...
Emma's office.
Emma was happy she was in this position, higher than Sue, and yeah, it sorta felt good to help her, but that was just on the side.
"So then," Emma declared, clearing her throat, "Let's start, shall we?"
"Oh, we shall," Sue mimicked, "We shall begin."
"Sue, why do you feel you need to do these things, to the students and your colleagues and... Everyone else?' Emma asked, waiting. And waiting. Until-
"SUE! Talk."
If Sue was surprised by the outbreak, she didn't make any sign of caring. She just stared at Emma. Minutes passed.
Emma sighed. "You know what I think? I think you are just a despicable person who...who...has no heart and just...just doesn't care for anyone but herself," Emma was standing now, her hands clenched into fists. This got Sue's attention, and her head snapped up.
"I do care. I just hate the world for what they did to her! They stood and laughed, until she was alone except for her family, and even then our parents drifted, until I was the only one there for her." Sue had tears forming in her eyes, and Emma was speechless. She sat down, and looked at Sue.
"You're talking about your... sister?"
Sue nodded slowly, and whispered, "She never stopped trying to be normal. That's all she wanted, to be normal, and she's stuck at that place, where they just...just..." Sue faded away, and Emma felt a pang of sadness, and told herself to stop, but she knew it would be good for Sue.
"Sue talk to me. I just want to help you."
Sue opened her mouth and started to talk.
It had been 3 hours since Sue had gone into Emma's office. Will was still in Principal Figgin's office, and as he paced back and forth, he wondered if something had happened. He knew Sue would never physically hurt Emma, but what if she was in there bullying Emma into tears. Emma was strong, but easy to break. Then he heard a sound.
A sound he had never heard before, but knew exactly what it was:
Laughter.
No, more specifically Sue's laughter. It was a good sign, and he was appalled when Sue walked into the office, arm and arm with Emma.
What the...?