Live On (Rachel/Quinn)

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Rachel took a deep breath as she sat in the waiting room. She was anxious and couldn't wait for this to be over.

Ever since she found out she was pregnant, she had trouble sleeping. She wasn't too far along, but she wanted to handle it before she could have second thoughts.

"Rachel."

Rachel snapped out of her daze and saw Quinn standing in front of her.

"W-What are you doing here?" Rachel stuttered.

"Don't do this." Quinn blurted. "Please."

"I'm nineteen, Quinn. I can't have a baby." Rachel stated.

Quinn nodded. "Yes you can."

Rachel didn't say anything. She didn't know what to say.

Quinn sat beside the brunette and sighed. "I know none of this will be easy, but this baby is the last piece of Finn."

"And what if I have the baby?" Rachel asked. "Hypothetically."

"Puck and I will be around to help." Quinn promised. "And you'll have your dads, Carole, Burt, Kurt, and the other glee kids."

"No, it's not that." Rachel said. "What if it's a boy that's just as tall as him? Or a girl with his big heart?"

"Then Finn's memory will live on." Quinn informed Rachel. "And you'll see him everyday in this baby, but you won't get that if you go through with this."

"I just miss him so much." Rachel said as tears filled her eyes. "I never even got a chance to tell him about this."

"You didn't know." Quinn pointed out.

"He died a month ago." Rachel responded. "He died a month ago and I didn't tell him I was pregnant."

"You didn't know." Quinn repeated as she took Rachel's hand to comfort her.

"I can't do this, Quinn." Rachel told the blonde. "I can't do this without him."

"I don't agree with this, but if you go through with it, I'll respect your decision." Quinn stated as she stood up and walked out of the clinic.

Rachel took a deep breath as she stared at the pamphlet explaining the procedure. She couldn't stop thinking about the tiny baby that could grow inside of her.

"Rachel Berry?"

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