center stage is a Glee Inspired Story that follows the life of some of the people living in the small town of Lima, Ohio, one of those people being 16 year old, Kelly Schuester, a Spanish teacher's daughter and a yearbook enthusiast. Kelly is starti...
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HALLWAY
On Monday morning, as Will and Kelly entered the building, the father and daughter were walking past Sue, who stopped them with some surprising news to share.
Will: "Morning, Sue."
Sue: "Oh, I'm gonna stop you right there. It's Principal Sue." she informed them as they both grew confused expressions.
Kelly: "Huh?"
Will: "What?"
Sue: "Oh, you heard me right. My years long quest for power has finally bore fruit."
Will: "Wait, what happened to Figgins?"
Sue: "Well, you need to start listening to the news, William. A particularly virulent strain of monkey flu has arrived in Ohio from Borneo, where it had been festering in a small clutch of loud, bisexual primates, not unlike your very Glee Club."
Kelly: "How... how did Principal Figgins get it?"
Sue: "Not important." she replies, dismissing the blue haired teen's question.
Will: "So Figgins is sick. How does that make you principal?"
Sue: "Well, through the blackmail of prominent local politicians, I strong-armed some extraordinarily broad clauses into my contract. My first order of business? Destroy the Glee Club."
Will: "I... I thought we were friends."
Sue: "That got boring." she told him with a smile before leaving the two. Kelly and Will then turned back in the direction they were going before the Cheerio's coach, and now also the principal, stopped them and were met with a sophomore, Lauren Zizes, sneezing in their faces, before also walking off.
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CHOIR ROOM
During Glee Club, later that day, Will was sluggishly writing on the board while Kelly was slumped in her chair besides the rest of the club.
Will(voiceover): "Just one of the perks of being a high school teacher, constant exposure to illness. I mean, I feel like I might have a fever, but it's important that I power through it."
Will: "All right, guys, um... time to start thinking about song selections." he announced while capping the dry erase marker. He then turned around and saw toddler versions of his normal class of teenagers.
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