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B: I never said anyone is forcing anyone to do anything Puck. I know no one forces Sebastian to do anything he doesnât want to.
B: We both hurt each other in the last year, Seb and I by not being there for each other. I was selfish and didnât think about how perhaps this wasnât easy for him, for you, but he called me out on it the other night.
B: And I know you didnât pick the soulmates. I donât *blame* you. Actually... thank you for making him happy. For giving him things he needs. I hear things are better with Edward because of you.
B: I donât and didnât think youâre some asshole out to ruin my life. I didnât understand until the other night why Seb didnât fight for me. Because that was a faulty assumption I was working under. I didnât understand a lot of things.
B: I am honestly sorry for anything Iâve done to make you feel like shit for being happy. Please tell me what Iâve done so I can make sure not to do it again or tell me when I do.
B: For the record Iâm not unhappy; I just didnât understand. Like you Iâm trying to make an unexpected soulmate situation work. Santana is wonderful; if I had been remotely interested in girls before Iâd have thought Iâd won some kind of jackpot.
P: The whole like, pining after him, hoping he'll change his mind thing. It doesn't matter if that's not how you mean to come off, but you do, man.
P: And shit like that. You don't need to say thank you to me for being a decent person to my boyfriend. Like. Who does that?
P: Anyway. I'm done with this. He wants us to get along and I'm not gonna keep talking to you about shit like this because it's pissing me off every time I start into it.
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B: I canât change your mind but you are wrong about the offence. Thatâs not the kind of person I am. Yeah I was upset about how things played out but it was a lot more than the soulmate thing.
B: You and I ended up in similar situations you know. In fact if you want to know the truth how is this for awesome? Not only did you get assigned the person I thought I would but Iâm pretty sure the person I got assigned to wishes I was you or someone more like you.
B: Iâm not âthe peanut galleryâ, I am a real person with feelings too.
B: Have a good weekend Puck.
P: Listen. It's been a year. No one's forcing anyone to do shit, and he wants to be with me.
P: And he also don't want me to stand here and defend myself because he cares about how you feel and thinks that he hurt you somehow when that's not the case at all, so I'm not gonna because I respect that but like, I'm not the one that picked the soulmates. I don't know why everyone forgets that.
P: So you don't need to like, blame me for taking things away from you or thinking that I'm some asshole that's trying to ruin your life. I made the best of something and I'm pretty fucking happy with how it turned out.
P: For the record, we /both/ got feelings. It's kinda wild how you're totally fine with making me feel like shit for being happy because YOU couldn't get what you wanted, and then have the balls to pretend like it's some excuse.
iMESSAGEđ˛ QUICK
P: What are you doing this weekend?
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B: I didnât mean any offense when I said what I said. I just wasnât sure who knew that you were sleeping with Seb and if you wanted people to know.
B: Itâs awkward for me. But Iâd like for us to at least be civil for Sebâs sake.
B: I want my best friend back. I know itâs different now. I will respect that.
P: You meant total offense, but whatever. I know you're like, pissed about the fact that you didn't end up together but that's not my fault, man.
P: It is what it is.
P: But yeah. We can be civil if every time it comes up that we're together there's not some snarky-ass comment coming from the peanut gallery.
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musicallybda:
Blaine wasnât about to argue with Puck about it; he was sure there were enough people that did that. Sure there were people like Blaine who knew what they wanted to do, and then there were people who went to college not knowing and figured it out as they went. Maybe it was a bit of a waste, but there was something in the saying âhow did you know if you didnât tryâ.  âThatâs good itâs here,â Blaine agreed, âalthough I think they kind of cut you off from like family and friends donât they?â He didnât know for sure, and his grandfather wasnât around to ask anymore.  âWell I donât think itâs exactly a pass-fail kind of thing, if that helps lessen the stress. Theyâre going to find what youâre good at, and interested in, and how that pertains to their needs. So hopefully youâre going to end up liking what youâre doing which, sometimes some people donât get to say that. What branch are you going or do you know yet?â Â
âYeah, when you go to basic youâre not allowed your phone or computers and stuff,â Puck confirmed. He was given the low-down about what to expect from the recruiter so he didnât show up with like, total shell shock or anything. âBut I guess if youâre good you get a couple minutes for calls after a week or so.â Truthfully it was going to be hard to be entirely disconnected from everything he cared about, but Puck was also ready to make something of himself, you know? âIâm going Army,â Puck nodded. He took another sip of his coffee and shrugged. âIt felt right. Hopefully I can actually hack it. But hey. Keep this between us for now, alright? Iâm trying to tell most people one on one.â
iMESSAGE đ˛ PLAINE
BLAINE: It's okay. Really.
BLAINE: I am lucky; I have another two years to kick ass at Regionals and take a National title with the Warblers.
PUCK: I'm sure you'll do it.
PUCK: Especially with 3 of the best voices in ND graduating this year. ;)
hdsnfinn:
Finn laughed as Puck teased him, enjoying the banter even if it was making his cheeks a little red. âCan you blame me? QuinnâsâŚâ he trailed off, thinking about his girlfriend. He couldnât come up with a word to describe the way he felt looking at her. So, he gave up. ââŚwell, youâve seen her.â He cleared his throat before continuing. âAnyway, itâs not like youâve really hit me up either. Whatâs your excuse? Too busy growing that beard back?â The two of them had gone through a brief lull in their friendship, but Finn was never worried. There was no doubt in his mind Puck already knew he was Finnâs number one regardless. âHowâs the littlest Puckerman doing? And howâre you and Marley? Gotta catch me up on everything.â
âYeah, yeah. I know sheâs hot man. Donât be gross about it.â Quinn was like a sister to Puck and had been for years, but he wasnât blind. She was gorgeous. And really, as weird as it felt most days, Finn did make her happy and that was all Puck really needed, honestly. âItâs coming in pretty good, isnât it?â Puck replied. He still regretted shaving his beard for that party, but was happy that it didnât take him a metric fuckton of time to grow it back. He needed to keep it for as long as he could before he was required to shave it for basic. âMarleyâs good. You could probably ask her about that,â Puck chuckled. âBut yeah. Weâre good. Sheâs awesome. Hannahâs still crushing on every boy she sees and annoying the shit outta me. Which, by the way. Sheâs been writing Hannah Hudson all over her notebooks since you offered to get her a drink last time you were over. So. Thanks for that.â
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Lunch time always felt like a waste, anyway for Quinn. For once, she didnât eat lunch, and for another getting rid of it could shorten the days of hell at school. Alas, she understood its importance and generally used it to catch up on some reading that wasnât related to school. âHmm?â she hummed, barely registering Puckâs voice after looking up from her book to notice him there. She mentally made a not of where she left off and slid in the bookmark that had been on her lap. Quinn would never, ever crease a book, that was blasphemy. âIt was good,â Quinn nodded once his question clicked in her brain, âFinn was extremely cute about it, I broke gender roles and bought him flowers, it was âsuper romanticalââ She laughed, âAnd you and Marley? Was the day just full of love and mush for the pair of you?â
By the time Quinn set her book down, Puck was three bites deep into the cafeteria burger heâd clearly paid too much money for. This was why he preferred to go off-campus for lunch but whatever. It was too late now. He leaned back in his chair and waited for Quinn to like, pay attention to what he was saying and shook his head with a small smile. He was half-expecting her to tell him to fuck off, but he was glad that sheâd welcomed a guest. They hadnât spent any one on one time together in a while. âI bet you he almost shit his pants when you wanted up with a vase, right?â Puck joked. He could imagine his buddy stuttering through the interaction. âShe sang a song for me. Kinda blew me away, actually. It was really good.â
musicallybda:
âSometimes,â Blaine agreed. But the sophomore was aware sometimes his enthusiasm was in fact his own downfall. Puckâs answer was more than surprising; it was stunning, leaving the shorter boy quiet for a few moments as he thought about things.  âSo are you going full enlist or reserves? That was what my grandfather did, joined the army reserves. They paid for his college education requiring a minimum amount of work from him while he was a student, and then a couple of years full time once his decree was complete.â Blaine shook his head.  âSorry for the tangent. But yeah, I donât really think an aptitude test is something you can study for. It just points out the areas where your strengths lie. But I suppose I can see how if you knew before hand you might want to strengthen the strengths.â
âNah man, no tangent. Itâs all good,â Puck acknowledged. When he went to talk to the recruiter, theyâd discussed potentially staying in the reserves, but what was the point? Puck wasnât a book-learning kind of guy, and definitely didnât want to go to college. Even if he could get past the basic education classes, what was the point? He had no idea what he wanted to do anyway. âIâm enlisting. Iâm not a college guy,â Puck responded. âBasicâs here in Texas when I go in July, so thatâs good. Not too far at the first go-round or whatever. But yeah. Gotta make sure I can pass the test first to see if they even want me.â
iMESSAGE đ˛ PLAINE
BLAINE: It was Regionals.
PUCK: Oh fuck. Obviously. Sorry.
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PUCK: Not at all.
SEBASTIAN: Right. So...
SEBASTIAN: How are things?
SEBASTIAN: How's Hannah? Ringo?
PUCK: Hannah's about as good as a 9 year old girl can be, I guess. And Ringo's always fucking awesome.
PUCK: Where you off to this week?
iMESSAGE đ˛ PLAINE
BLAINE: Hey don't count out anyone.
BLAINE: It was the deal, loser pays.
PUCK: What was the bet again?
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Marley nodded, âI hope you know youâre the only person besides me whoâs touched Gigi, thatâs very special,â she said with a little wink, standing up to grab her guitar and passing it to him carefully before sitting back down.
She waited until he made eye contact with her, then started, and she didnât know if sheâd ever get exactly used to not playing alone in her room after school, but she knew that she really loved the way they sounded together. The way his harmony took her melody and made it into something even better. Her eyes widened a little, âIt sounds so much better like that, oh my God,â she beamed. âJust a sec,â she said, putting her uke down and scribbling something down - that was her, constantly scribbling, constantly tweaking.Â
âWhat if it goesâŚsomething likeâŚâ she strummed thoughtfully, then sang gently, obviously still thinking it out, âEverybody has a song they are singingâŚEverybodyâs unrecognizable sometimesâŚâ she stopped abruptly again and wrote that down. âExcept I donât think thatâs the opener I think thatâs just part of a verseâŚsometimes I start in the middle, oops?âÂ
Puck graciously accepted Marleyâs guitar and immediately began strumming the melody he had in his head. It seemed to go well with what Marley was playing, and honestly that shit was kind of magic. They had this musical chemistry that kind of served as the catalyst for their relationship, honestly. Like, she was so earnest and dedicated, and they hit it off singing. The rest, as they say, was history.
âWe make a good team,â Puck grinned. He continued to absently strum the melody Marley was playing earlier, changing key on a whim and keeping himself occupied while she worked. Lyrics were never his thing. Or, the lyrics he wrote werenât as rhythmic as herâs or Blaineâs anyway.Â
âYeah, you gotta tell a story, right?â Puck replied. He licked his lips and cocked his head to the side in thought. âLike, I donât think that as an opener builds enough. What gets the story to that point? Iâm not sure I know the answer but like... something to consider.â
musicallybda:
âI like to be prepared,â Blaine shrugged.  âI mean youâre talking to the guy that visited his first choice University when we were in New York. And Iâm only a sophomore.â Glancing at the books, they didnât look like SAT study guides or the like, but he wasnât sure what kind of test Puck would be taking.  âWhat kind of test? Do you need any help studying or anything?â the younger boy offered.
âItâs good to get ahead of the curve, yeah,â Puck nodded. He knew how hard it was to bounce back when you didnât have a fucking clue what you wanted to do with your life - the last 6 months were proof positive of that. âItâs an aptitude test for the military,â Puck answered. He kept his eyes on the books and scratched his cheek. âItâs the first week of March, so Iâm just trying to brush up on some stuff. I guess youâre not really supposed to study.â
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SEBASTIAN: Sure.
SEBASTIAN: Jealous much?
PUCK: Not at all.