no happy ending


This is the hardest story that I have ever told.

You walk out of high school on that last day and you're free. Free from the bullying, the hatred, the drama and the people. And if you're lucky enough, you're free from that town. You're ready to start a new life, one where you control what goes down and who's in it, and it's finally your life to live. But living your own life also means facing your own consequences, dealing with your own heartbreak and tragedy.

Throughout high school, the former gleeks had their fellow glee clubbers to carry them through the hard times and show them the light at the end of the tunnel, but once they graduated and parted ways (with the promise to stay in touch) reality hit each and every one of them at a barreling speed. Tragedy struck some, and the real world greeted them with a cold stare, finally proving to them that no matter how "open" you are to joy, it can be incredibly hard to seek out.

No hope, or love, or glory, happy endings gone.





Missing years out of your life can cause a person to wake up to an entirely new reality. That’s how Noah felt after he awoke from a two year coma to find his girlfriend in pieces, best friend involved in drugs, and that he was nearly a stranger to his now six year old daughter. He’s finding it hard to adjust to a life where almost everyone he thought he knew appears to be total strangers, but the hardest thing on Noah is his now estranged relationship with his daughter. Everyone does what they can to help Beth warm up to her father, but after being gone for two years from his naturally shy daughter’s life, they both feel awkward in trying to return to their normal routines. Sometimes, he feels like a stranger in his own life. (full bio here)

endgame: quick

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Missing years out of your life can cause a person to wake up to an entirely new reality. That’s how Noah felt after he awoke from a two year coma to find his girlfriend in pieces, best friend involved in drugs, and that he was nearly a stranger to his now six year old daughter. He’s finding it hard to adjust to a life where almost everyone he thought he knew appears to be total strangers, but the hardest thing on Noah is his now estranged relationship with his daughter. Everyone does what they can to help Beth warm up to her father, but after being gone for two years from his naturally shy daughter’s life, they both feel awkward in trying to return to their normal routines. Sometimes, he feels like a stranger in his own life. (full bio here)

endgame: quick

ask + application + rules + characters + relationships


Due to the fact we haven’t received an account in over 24 hours, Noah Puckerman is reopened. 


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this is the hardest story that i have ever told
You walk out of high school on that last day and you’re free. Free from the bullying, the hatred, the drama and the people. And if you’re lucky enough, you’re free from that town. You’re ready to start a new life, one where you control what goes down and who’s in it, and it’s finally your life to live. But living your own life also means facing your own consequences, dealing with your own heartbreak and tragedy. 

Throughout high school, the former gleeks had their fellow glee clubbers to carry them through the hard times and show them the light at the end of the tunnel, but once they graduated and parted ways (with the promise to stay in touch) reality hit each and every one of them at a barreling speed. Tragedy struck some, and the real world greeted them with a cold stare, finally proving to them that no matter how “open” you are to joy, it can be incredibly hard to seek out.
no hope, no love, or glory, happy endings gone