Ally's POV

I am now seven and a half months pregnant and honestly I can't wait to be done with this pregnancy. It's getting harder to move around and I'd like to get all this over with. I mean, it is getting kind of boring watching everyone prepare for Regionals—with the dancing I mean—I can't really do anything because it would hurt my baby.

Mike, Brittany, and I are the best dancers and even though it is looking good without my help, it could be better with me—and there is the fact I miss it.

But I still have a little over a month before he is born.

I walked into Glee Club with Rory and Jamie and we saw Mr. Shue writing something on the board and once he moved, I frowned. "Oh god, no." I mumbled. Rory and Jamie looked at me, but then turned to board and saw that Mr. Shue had written Disney on the board. We then all looked at Mr. Shue, whom was about to start talking. But then Rachel raised her hand.

"Yes, Rachel?"

"Are we singing Disney songs this week?"

"Yes." Mr. Shue confirmed. "This week your assignment is to sing a song from a Disney movie or show." Oh great, just what we need is to hear a bunch of Hannah Montana songs. I had something I needed to say.

"Excuse me if I give off a Santana vibe, but what exactly is the point of this?" I asked. "Sorry, but I can probably speak for some people in here that don't want to sing a Disney song."

"Mr. Shue, she's got a point." Puck said—I had a feeling he would be one to agree. "I mean, seriously, I don't to be caught singing songs that suck." I couldn't agree more—I mean at least on most of the stuff. I mean they have pretty much gone downhill since Selena Gomez left.

"How could you hate Disney?" Brittany asked.

"I mean, it's not terrible, Rap music is terrible, but I'd put Disney maybe a few things above it." I said. "The movies are predictable—the girl falls in love with the guy and all—and the TV shows don't really have a point. They are all comedies that over use the laugh tracks, mostly when it really isn't funny. And they are all just—not good. I mean I think they ran out of ideas years ago."

"Come on, you've had to like it at one point." Rachel stated. "Tell me that you didn't want to be a Disney princess at one point." I grinned—I could tell her that.

"I didn't." I said and all the girls—and my brother—were shocked at that. "I hate wearing dresses." I added and I saw Rory laugh a little.

"This is not about whether you like or don't like Disney. The assignment is to sing a song." Mr. Shue said and I sighed—so he was going to force me? "And anyway, sometimes we have to do things we don't necessarily like."

I had a feeling this was going to be a very long week.

After Class, I was walking with Jamie, who was wondering what he should sing for Glee Club, but then Sugar passed us and he suddenly stopped talking. I watched as he watched as Sugar walked away from us. "Jamie." I said and no answer. "Jamie!" I yelled and he snapped back into reality.

"Stop drooling." I said—I was joking, but apparently thought I was serious. "It's an expression." I cleared up and he claimed that he knew that. "Have you and Sugar have had a conversation?" I asked and he shook his head. I had a feeling guys at this school liked her because she was hot and rich.

"Maybe you should start by having a conversation with her, instead of staring at her like a stalker." I stated.

"I don't know how to talk to girls." He said and I frowned—what did that make me?

"Jamie. I'm a girl." I said and he grinned—I didn't like that.

"But…you're different." Jamie said, awkwardly.

"Are you calling me a guy?" I asked and his eyes widened—he was worried that he may have just insulted me. Wow, he wasn't kidding. I wish I would be better help, but since my best friends are mostly guys and I don't really have too much trouble talking to girls, I might not be a big help in this situation. Even when I liked Rory, I was still able to talk to him—we were friends first. "It's okay…I get it. We're friends and you don't really think of me that way."

"Does that offend you?" He asked and I grinned. I then shook my head—believe it or not, it was actually comforting knowing that a third guy isn't into me like that.

"No, I mean two guys liking me is already a hassle."

"Wait, there's another guy that likes you?" He asked and I looked over and he then saw the guy I meant: Joe.

"So he does like you?" Jamie asked—he knew about the whole pregnancy thing with me and how Joe came into the picture, but I guess he didn't know about how he felt about me. Honestly, I am not so sure anymore.

"I think he used to really like me." I said.

"I think he got over me and just sticks around because he wants to know his son." I told him.

"Are you going to let him?" He asked and sighed. I mean, he wouldn't exactly be raising him, but sure, I'd let Joe get to see him and stuff because he is the reason is coming into the world. And whenever I think about not letting Joe know his son at all, I think about the Isabelle-Rory-Emily thing and I know I can't. I know it isn't the same, but anyway, I will not keep Joe completely out of the picture; especially if I am keeping my baby.

"Yeah—wait, we were talking about you." I said. I guess he didn't mind being off that topic.

"I seriously doubt she will be into me." Jamie said. Why not? Jamie is nice, funny, has a good voice, and is kind of cute. What wouldn't she go for? "I mean, I heard Artie asked her out and he turned her down."

I sighed—that was different. I was friends with Tina and apparently Artie isn't really nice to his girlfriends. Maybe that got around and that was why Sugar turned him down. That would be a good thing done by her.

"I heard it was because he was in a wheelchair and it would hurt his reputation if she went out with him." Jamie said and I sighed—if that was true, than she isn't really someone you should want to date; if she is that shallow. "If she didn't want to go out with Artie, she isn't going to want to go out with the deaf kid." I almost forgot about the fact that Jamie was deaf.

Joe's POV

I saw Ally talking to that new kid Jamie and I couldn't help but admire how beautiful she looked. I then saw her look at me and was motioning me to come over—I wonder what she wanted. Seriously Joe, it doesn't matter. She wants to talk to you.

"Hey." I said, with a grin.

"Hey." She repeated back. "You would mind helping Jamie out." She said and I frowned, but grinned again and nodded. Not exactly what I was hoping for, but I guess why not.

"Thanks. See you later, Jamie." She said and left. Jamie then told me about the whole thing with liking Sugar and thinking she wouldn't go out with him because of the whole being deaf thing. I guess I could try and talk to her—I mean we are friends, maybe I could see if she would be interested in Jamie.

I went and found her at her locker and she seemed—well like Sugar usually is. "What's up, Jesus?" She asked me. She hasn't called me that since everyone found out about what I did to Ally.

"I heard you turned down Artie for a date."

"So you were wondering if I would go out with you." She said and she cut me off before I could speak again. "Well, there is no way I am going to go out with a rapist. I mean I don't want to end up like Ally did—my daddy will cut me off and I'll be poor…honestly I don't want to go there because I would die if I have to be like that Blonde guy with the big lips."

"Well…I didn't exactly mean me." I said—I hope I could forget that I heard all of that she just said.

"Who did you mean?" Sugar questioned.

"Jamie." I told her.

"Who?"

"Jamie. The new guy?" She asked and I nodded. "Isn't he deaf?"

"You can't be that shallow."

"I'm not—I turned down Artie because Tina told me how he treated her when she dated him and I deserve to be treated right." Sugar told me—okay I guess she was okay. "But how would I talk to him? He's deaf. I am pretty sure Ally is the only in this school that knows how to speak that deaf-hand language and I don't really want to take lessons from her even if he is cute."

"Lets just say, he has something special that can help hear you so learning…how to sign—talk to him in the deaf language won't be needed." I said—I wonder if she is related to Brittany or something.

"Can't wait for him to ask me." Sugar said and then left my side—now I just had to let Ally know that Jamie has to ask Sugar out.

Ally's POV

I was with Rory, he apparently wanted to talk to me about this whole Disney thing. I guess he didn't really believe that I didn't like Disney at all.

"What makes you believe I am lying?" I asked him.

"Halloween." He said, what did that have to do with anything? "On Halloween, I sang You Had Me At Hello to you, which you joined in. That's from the Disney movie, Girl Vs. Monster." He said, oh crap, he is right.

"And then for the song we did at Halloween dance was Calling All Monsters. Another Disney song, which you picked—I believe." He had got me—I didn't hate Disney, I just didn't love it. I used to love it—well not all of it anyway, but I did. I used to.

"Okay you caught me. You found that I have a crush on Luke Benward." I said and he rolled his eyes and laughed with me. It wasn't a lie—he was cute and a good actor and singer. I have pretty much seen all of his movies.

"Admit that you like it. Disney I mean." Rory said. "Then when I sing my Disney song to you, you don't have to pretend to hate it."

"Please tell me you're not doing Hannah Montana." I said, I really hoped not.

"I get the best…" He started to sing and I practically screamed—he was doing this on purpose to annoy me. He laughed eventually when he finished the lyrics.

"Shut up!" I said and shoved him.

"Why do you pretend to hate Disney?" He asked me—I didn't really tell anybody this—I hated admitting it to myself because it wasn't a good time in my life. It was when I let people push me around.

"Well it was when I was like 9…I think." I started off. "I mean, I used to love the shows they put on—I even had picture of it on my notebooks, believe it or not. But these girls, made fun of me…" I admitted. I told how it went on for a while—not too long because I eventually got rid of it and told everyone that I 'hated' Disney and they sort of stopped making fun of me for that. It worked—they didn't bother me about that anymore because I had 'hated' it.

"Why did you let them get to you?" Rory asked—yeah it doesn't exactly seem like me, but at the time it was me.

"It was not too long after my parents had died and I was put into the foster system. I had no one. No friends and I was going through a hard time already and when they started picking on me—because they thought it was funny—I did whatever I could to make them stop." I explained. "I was a different person then, Rory. I hadn't met Kurt yet, I was alone—the extremely shy girl, who had lost her family and had zero self- esteem. I would do anything to get someone to like me then; or in that case, leave me alone."

"But things are different now. You are different now." Rory said and I grinned—he was right about that.

"I guess saying I hated it became a habit." I said. "I mean, some of the shows are okay—not as good as the older ones. I like the Disney Original Movies."

"I am going to take a guess and say Cloud 9 and Girl Vs Monster are probably two of your favorites." He guessed and I smiled—he knew me too well. I then leaned in and kissed him.

"You are amazing." He said and now I had an idea for a song for Glee Club.

"Tell me something I don't know." I said and then he followed me to the Choir room—he knew what I meant.

Everybody tells me that it's so hard to make it
It's so hard to break yeah
There's no way to fake it
Everybody tells me that it's wrong what I'm feeling
And I shouldn't believe in
The dreams that I'm dreaming

I hear it every day
I hear it all the time
I'm never going to amount too much
But they're never going to change my mind, no

Tell me, tell me, tell me
Something I don't know, something I don't know
Something I don't know

How many inches in a mile
What it takes to make you smile
Get you not to treat me like a child, baby

Tell me, tell me, tell me
Something I don't know, something I don't know
Something I don't know

Tell me, tell me something I don't know
Tell me, tell me something I don't know

Everybody tells me I don't know what I'm doing
The life I'm pursuing
The odds I'll be losing
Everybody tells me that it's one in a million
Like one in a billion
Or one in a zillion

I hear it every day
I hear it all the time
I'm never going to amount too much
But they're never going to change my mind, no

Tell me, tell me, tell me
Something I don't know, something I don't know
Something I don't know

How many inches in a mile
What it takes to make you smile
Get you not to treat me like a child, baby

Tell me, tell me, tell me
Something I don't know, something I don't know
Something I don't know

They all seemed to love it. I sat down next to my boyfriend and Jamie. "So did Rory convince you to sing a Disney song?" Rachel asked me.

"He convinced me to do something." I said and kissed him. They didn't need to know any more than that.

"That was great, Ally." Mr. Shue told me. I think he was happy that I actually did the song, even if I said I didn't like Disney. "Does anyone else have a song they would like to sing?"

"I do." Jamie said and went up to the front of the room with his guitar. I had a feeling if this was a love song, it would be for Sugar.

I can get your heart beat-beat-beat-beatin' like
I can get your heart beat-beatin' like that
You know you got my heart beat-beat-beat-beatin' like
Hey-ay-ay-ay, hey-ay-ay

Would you, would you want it if I stood up above the crowd
Got up on a chair and if I shouted your name out loud
Could you, could you take me, call me baby without a doubt
I'm shouting your name right now
Shouting your name right now

Don't you get it, get it, I'm nothin' like them other ones
Based upon the notion, I'm not hostin' no reruns
I said it, said it, said it, wouldn't let it be all or none
'Cause I ain't no rerun, I ain't no rerun

I'll make you forget what you came here for
For goodness sake let's make or break this heart 'cause I need more

I can get your heart beat-beat-beat-beatin' like
I can get your heart beat-beatin' like that
You know you got my heart beat-beat-beat-beatin' like
Hey-ay-ay-ay, hey-ay-ay

Hey, hey
Let me hear it like
Hey, hey, hey
Hey, hey
Can you do it like
Hey-ay-ay-ay, hey-ay-ay

We all clapped when he finished and then he went up to Sugar—who looked happy, probably knowing what Jamie was about to do. "Sugar, will you go out with me?"

"Yes." She agreed and he sat down; Jamie looked really happy.

It was the end of the week and Rory asked if we could do a duet—I agreed. How could I say no? Of course, he did not tell me what song we were going to sing—even when I asked like ten times.

"So are you going to tell me what song we're supposed to be singing?" I asked.

"You'll know it." He stated.

"How do you know? It could be one of those songs I don't know." I said and then I looked over and saw Kurt playing the piano. I knew this song—it was one of my favorites from the movie. I looked at him and smiled.

[Rory]
Once in a lifetime
Means there's no second chance
So I believe that you and me
Should grab it while we can

[Ally]
Make it last forever
And never give it back

[Rory]
It's our turn, and I'm loving' where we're at

[Ally & Rory]
Because this moment's really all we have

[Rory]
Everyday
Of our lives,

[Ally]
Wanna find you there, wanna hold on tight

[Rory]
Gonna run

[Ally & Rory]
While we're young
And keep the faith

[Rory]
Everyday

[Ally & Rory]
From right now,
Gonna use our voices and scream out loud

[Ally]
Take my hand;

[Rory]
Together we
Will celebrate,

[Ally]
Celebrate.

[Ally & Rory]
Oh, ev'ryday.
Ev'ryday!
Live ev'ry day!
Love ev'ryday!
Live ev'ryday!
Love ev'ryday!
Ev'ryday!

He was smiling at me and I was smiling at me—but then I frowned.

"Ally?" He questioned—wondering what happened.

"My water just broke."

So Ally's water just broke so her son is going to be born very soon. Also Sugar and Jamie are going out.

Songs: Tell Me Something I Don't Know (Selena Gomez), Heartbeat (Ross Lynch), & Everyday (Zac Efron & Vanessa Hudgens).

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