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Summary: When Quinn meets a College Freshman they both learn not to judge a book by it's cover. (Shit summary but first two chaps are short so give it a taster xx)

A/N 1: This is just a short prologue (sort of summary). Simply to highlight how Quinn's life differs from the Glee script in this.

Quinn Fabray is not someone you would recognise from middle school. Hell, you wouldn't recognise her from freshman year. Her parents however, are so oblivious it's not even funny.

First, Lucy became Quinn. Then, Quinn got pregnant. Her oh so Christian lifestyle became a thing of the past; at least when she's not with her parents. Thus, Quinn became Q.

Okay, so she didn't get pregnant. But there was a while there when she thought she was. That scare shook the righteousness right out of her. She'd had sex before marriage and guess what; God didn't smite her down. He didn't even throw teen motherhood at her!

Since then; Quinn is the perfect, Christian, wholesome daughter at home. Outside the house? She is HBIC; in every way you could think of.

Head Cheerleader? Check.

Hard-core party go-er? Check.

Owner of a fake ID? Check.

Gives zero fucks what people think? Check.

Don't get it twisted though; she has her priorities in order. She's already been accepted at Yale for next year; what with her perfect GPA and long list of extra-curriculars. The difference now is that being happy with herself is much more important than being miserable as who her father wants her to be.

Russell Fabray. Now that's a new topic entirely. Russell Fabray likes to think he has the perfect life; the perfect house, perfect wife, perfect daughter. He thinks of himself as an all American Christian; better than everyone and isn't afraid to tell them.

He works at the biggest Bank in Lima; rubbing elbows with some of the richest businessman in Ohio. Of course, he is the bread winner. No wife of his should have to work or even, God forbid, have a life outside of the house.

And as for the apple of his eye; nothing short of perfection will be tolerated. This stands for everything; school, Church, social life. Perfect GPA, Soloist in the Church choir and of course Head Cheerleader.

The Fabray name is important. There is no way anyone can associate it with failure; that's just not acceptable. Fabrays are winners.

So when Quinn told him the news that she got into Yale; well, what better opportunity to invite all his colleagues over?

A/N 2: The next Chapter is the get together and possibly the meeting of Q and S..

A/N 3: Please read the next chapter before you decide not to continue. This is not how the story will be written; it just needed some back ground to set the scene :)