Okay so this is just a trial chapter
Basically, I've had this idea for a glee fanfic following me for the past few weeks and I literally cannot get it out of my head, which is why I decided to write this chapter to see what you peeps think.
At first I was quite popular, I guess. I mean, I was only a freshman but I got onto the cheerios and come on, it's not like I'm bad looking! Within a couple of weeks I was known – I wouldn't say I was the queen bee or something, but most people recognised me.
Who would have thought that that would be my downfall. See, if I wasn't so known around Francis High I wouldn't be in the position I am in right now.
It just so happened that half way through my freshman year, I was invited to a party by Pamela Nickleson who's the cheerleader captain and exactly the queen bitch you'd expect a cheerleader captain to be. She was a junior, I think but I didn't really care. All that mattered was that she was the most popular girl in our school and I was going to one of her parties. You have no idea how excited I was!
Of course, that's where the incident happened. And by incident, I mean the time that guy I never met before shouted out the truth in the middle of a party full of jocks and preps and the rest of the student body that mattered in our school.
Now don't get me wrong! This is not something I'm embarrassed about! I'm actually very acceptant of it, but it just never came up amongst the nail-related gossip around the cheerio table at lunch, which is why when a guy who knew a guy who had a cousin who goes to Dalton Academy and coincidentally recognised me from some picture or something because from the other side of an overcrowded room, he pointed at me and yelled, "Oyy! Aren't you that gay guy's sister?"
I never knew how homophobic my 'friends' were until that night.
Of course, you can probably imagine the silence the guy, who I later found out is called 'Robert', caused with his loud statement. People were looking at me and though I usually love being centre of attention, I've never felt a bigger need to be on my own. As I've said, I don't exactly care about my brother's sexuality but that doesn't change the fact that I wasn't exactly thrilled when people were looking at me with looks of horror, shock and disgust as if my brother was some mass murderer rather than playing for the other team!
I don't know what I expected though. Honestly, I knew they wouldn't be acceptant of a girl who's brother is, according to them, abnormal, which is maybe why subconsciously I was hiding Blaine. Of course, I knew that in the last school we went to together Blaine was harassed so much we were both forced to move, but no one ever actually said anything to me. That's probably why I was surprised when the next day everyone was giving me the cold shoulder and whispering behind my back. What hurt me the most was when, for no reason what-so-ever I was kicked off the cheerios.
Of course, Blaine knew none of this. How could I tell him that his baby-sister (though I'm only a few minutes younger) is getting harassed just because he's openly gay?
Yay or Nay? Should I continue or forget about it? please let me know x