I want you so bad I'll go back on the things I believe/there I just said it/I'm scared you'll forget about me

A new prodigy has come under Noah Puckerman's musical wings. And this is the reason why after eleven years, Quinn Fabray has managed to snake her way back into his life.

My take on the final episode and what happens between Puck and Quinn between and after the five year jump. I am a film major so this is written more like a screenplay.

It's their ten year High School reunion and eight years since they last met. Or nine. If they can be civil to each other for seven days, they won't have to see each other in another eight years. Or nine. Or ever. However, many things can happen in one week.

Quinn opens a coffee shop, business isn't going well. Puck works across the street and stops in to get coffee. They meet and things happen.

A series of one-shots focusing on Puck and Quinn's 'private' relationship post-high school and how each encounter helps shape their life together. Rated M for language and lemony goodness.

Quinn had him and then she lost him, in a minute, in a flash. A year later they travel back to Lima together to celebrate Beth's birthday. Just like they always do, like they have always done. The only difference that his is not hers anymore.

It's the early '70s. Quinn is the President's daughter feeling stuck in her own life and heartbroken over her last break-up. Puck is just another guy without proper table manners, waiting to turn eighteen and be drafted for war. When they meet, it's different- but it doesn't make it any less hard. Puck/Quinn, AU

Noah Puckerman has his mind set on a pretty little dancer named Quinn Fabray, but she's busy with just that. Dancing. Puck/Quinn, major mentions of Finn/Rachel, m for language

If you love her, let her go. If she comes back, then your meant to be. If she doesn't, she was never yours.

He's a lonely bartender. She's a broken painter. Both dreamers. Can they fix each other? Rating subject to change.

she slaps him. hard. and it stings like hell and that's when he sees the tears in her eyes again as she falls apart before him. gone is the confident woman from the speakeasy and before him is a scared and broken little girl, falling to pieces. revamped

He goes on google maps the day she announces she's gotten into Yale and discovers that Lima is exactly six hundred sixty six miles away from New Haven if you take Route 80, straight through. He can't shake the thought that only they would inspire such a wicked number. PQ.

"How exactly are we going to get not so messed up?" "We'll take it one day at a time Q."Rated for some swearing.

A boy, a girl, a high school experience so complicated it should come with a map, and a sense that maybe, in the end, things will turn out okay. This is their story.

"Everyone, at some point in their lives, wakes up in the middle of the night with the feeling that they are all alone in the world... The best thing to do in these circumstances is to wake somebody else up, so that they can feel this way, too." One-shot.

"And you think, it'll get better. You think... you'll get used to her not being here anymore. Everything will go back the way it was. But it doesn't. It doesn't get better. It just... it stays the same. It steadies out and levels."

Puck tries to imagine that every blonde stranger is Quinn. Quinn tries to convince herself to love Sam. Everything's a mess of hate and love.

'He's good at pretending he's not bothered by their "true love" for each other. True love he could have prevented. You know, if he wasn't a freaking moron who tries to steal ATMs.' Puck's thoughts on Sam and Quinn's relationship, and his own with Quinn.

He made excuses for her behavior, telling their friends and family that she was dealing with it her way. In reality she just avoided everything, including him, but he had let her because having what was left of her was better than not having her at all.

Against the backdrop of several famous landmarks, Puck and Quinn struggle to make sense of themselves, of each other, and of these cities of love.

She's missed him, or rather, missed having anything that defines her as a person and not his. Quinn/Puck future oneshot.

There's no pregnancy, no baby, but Quinn's got a nasty habit that she can't seem to shake. Quinn/Puck.

you love you and i love me and there's a point in which this conversation loses sense.

i need a place to stay.