Whoo! Well after that cliffhanger, I'm sure you guys are wondering what's going to happen. Here you go!
Disclaimer: I do not own glee or any of its characters.
"Y-you what?" I asked. I could already feel my heart breaking.
"I-I need to leave." She said more clearly, but still not looking up at me.
"Rachel," I said, although it sounded more like a plead, "Please, don't leave. Not again."
"Finn, I have to. It's not my choice. I need to leave." I saw silver tears coming from her pale grey eyes.
"But what if I get all depressed again? What will happen?" I demanded, stepping towards her.
She looked at me kindly through her silver tears. "That's not going to happen, Finn, and you know it. I've set you on your right path once again. I've met my destiny, and now it's time for you to meet yours. My time on earth is up. My life has ended. But yours, Finn, your life has just begun."
As she said those words, she started to shine. And I mean literally, shine. Her body glowed, and she was lifted up a few feet off the ground. Suddenly, something fell from the sky. It looked like a star, but as it came closer, it took the figure of a woman. This woman, as well, was shinning like Rachel, although she had a look to her that made her different from Rachel as well. She had long caramel brown hair with little gold strings woven in with it, all tied into a loose side braid drooping over her shoulder. Her eyes were a hunter green but had a hint of gold in them as well, and her skin was not overly tan, but not super pale either. She wore a white dress that almost looked godly, with a gold ribbon tied around her waist-line.
As I studied the new woman in front of me, I came to the conclusion that she was very beautiful. She smiled kindly at me, and said, "Finn Hudson. I always knew you were going to be a part of something special, from the moment you were born."
I looked at her, confused. "What do you mean?" I asked as politely as I could.
She laughed lightly. "A man like you only comes once every few thousand years. It's not every day we have to resurrect someone from the dead to help a living being."