Sugar and Jade
A Glee and Victorious Crossover FanFic.
Chapter One: Kicked Out
(Jade's POV)
Thursday nights. I hate them, mostly because I can't see Beck (he does extra acting classes), but also because when I'm stuck home, my parents always yell at me.
'I just don't get it!' yells dad 'Why do you have to like horror movies and have weird face jewellery?'
I don't get why dad has a problem with it. It really is who I am. I hate him. I get out my scissors threateningly.
'Don't stick your weird nerd merchandise scissors at me!' says dad.
'I. Am. Not. A. Nerd!' I yell, and I feel so angry at him that I run outside and throw a chair at the door on the way out, smashing the glass. Although that doesn't really indicate that I'm very angry because I do that pretty much every day. But so what? Those chairs are all old granny style and ugly, and the only way they'll go is if I literally throw them away, because even though dad says they were a waste of money, he insists on keeping them.
'Don't come back' He yells after me.
You might expect me to yell something like 'fine' or 'I won't miss you!' and, though that was mostly what I was thinking, I was bothered by the fact that I always do this and dad chooses now to finally throw me out of the house.
'Why?' I yell
'Because I think that your boyfriend, Beck is a bad influence on you and I don't want you to come back until you euthanize your relationship with him.'
What? He's kicking me out because of Beck? That is not what I was expected, although at least he's not saying it's completely my fault.
I start running away to Beck's place, but then realise I actually need my stuff if I'm going to live somewhere else, so I go back home to pack my stuff, but then I see my nan standing at the door whom I haven't seen for ten years because she got lost on holiday and they only recently found her in a weird hippy town in Australia, so I run away with nothing and get out through my bedroom window which goes wrong as soon as I get out because I land on a garden bed with no plants, straight onto the dirt which also happens to be quite hard.