Quinn had tossed and turned what felt like a million times the previous night, thoughts both about Beth and Puck swarming in her mind. She missed Beth and she missed that comfort and safety she felt when she was with Puck, but she was afraid it wouldn't last long, only because he'd easily catch eye of someone else. He wasn't good in relationships, never had been, in fact, she wasn't even sure if he had ever even been in a real relationship. Sure, he dated a few people, but none lasted longer than two weeks. He wasn't ready for one and there was no way she was going to be let him in, just to set herself up for heartache. She couldn't deal with another one, and especially not from him.
She was actually surprised she hadn't seen him yet today, it was already about time for Glee and honestly, she thought she'd have to fight him off a few times today. Thank god, he didn't come up to her though; she really couldn't see him, not now. She knew she hurt him, but it was the right thing to do, for both of them. She didn't want them doing something they'd both only regret. Today was calm though, school had been mildly succeeding in keeping her mind off of certain things. She was actually doing better in her classes, she was aiming to attend Yale, finally setting a goal for herself for her future. She never saw herself as the studious type, but she needed a change, one that was for the better.
She made her way to Glee, finding her usual seat, placing her folder on her lap comfortably. Everyone filed in and she couldn't help but steal a glance at Puck, who was looking back at her. Gah, why did he have to have those cute puppy dog eyes right now? She instantly glanced away and looked forward towards Mr. Schue, as he spoke about Nationals that was only 2 days away. They already had there set list, they were just practicing and rehearsing now. "To warm up, we have a few small performances… Puck you're up first," he said before sitting down and Puck standing up, grabbing the nearest guitar and putting the strap around his neck, getting the instrument in position.
Quinn knew what this was; no wonder he hadn't been bothering her today. Puck always had an angle when he sang solos in Glee and he always got what he wanted to, mostly because it only made him irresistible to say no to. The damn boy knew how to pick the perfect song too, she shook her head, not planning on giving in easily. Puck looked at Quinn then at the group of students, "I just wanted to be honest to someone… so hopefully she gives me another chance," he said looking at Quinn quickly again before starting.
He began to play and sing One Direction's 'Gotta Be You', he figured it was the perfect song for the occasion, word for word. Quinn knew the song well and it made her tense up as he sang it, she didn't want to watch this, but she couldn't help but stare back at the boy as he sang it to her. His voice with the words and the melody was just perfect though, she hated to admit it. She bit her lip as he sang, and as he hit the last note he leaned down before her, staring back up at her. "Only you," he whispered, and her cheeks flushed pink unable to control her reaction.
"Wait, what? when the eff did that happen?" Santana's voice rang through, interrupting the cute moment that was about to happen. Everyone else looked at them confused as well, no one even had an idea that they were friends again, not really at least. Quinn was a little embarrassed and Puck saw that, he stood up and took the guitar off. "It's our business, don't worry about it," he said simply and put the guitar down, taking his seat again. Quinn was left in her seat, just lost in her thoughts and started to actually consider giving him another chance. He seemed genuine, right? and come on, it wasn't easy saying no to Puck. She didn't even pay attention to the rest of Glee, she was just building up different scenarios in her head, in ways that it can all go bad or good.