Greatest city in the world

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Puck lead her inside of his apartment where she hadn't been in months, not since that night.

'I'm sorry.' She said once she sat down on his couch.

'Why are you sorry?' Puck asked.

'Springing this on you, I had intended to make it in a private setting just me and you.' Quinn replied. 'Instead my asshole ex told you.'

'Ex?' He asked his expression slightly happier.

'Yeah. He said he only got back with me because he thought I'd give it up to him.'

'I'll kill him.'

'Don't. He's not worth it.' Quinn said and gentle smiled. 'I completely understand if you don't want to do this with me.'

'What? Q I've always wanted to be a dad, sure I didn't think I'd be so young. But I want to help you and be a good dad to our baby.' Puck said offering Quinn a gentle smile.

'Thank you.'

'I couldn't ask for a better person to have a baby with.' He added leaning closer to the blonde.

'We can't.' Quinn said moving slightly away. 'I want too but I can't.'

'Q.' He said lowly.

'I'm sorry.'

'Stop apologising. I don't deserve you. I'm just glad that you're speaking to me again.'

'Thank you.'

'We're gonna get through this Q, you and Me.' Puck said and Quinn hugged him tightly. 'So what did you wanna talk to me about that day?'

'Boy, you know how to ruin a moment don't you Puckerman.'

'Come on Fabray you can tell me.'

'Not happening.' She said standing up. 'I need to get back home and sort out my life.' Puck laughed.

'If you need anything, in about 20 steps away.'

'I'll keep that in mind.' The blonde said with a smile. 'Oh wait.' She said fumbling around in her pockets. 'Here.' She handed him a photograph which revealed his baby, their baby. 'Four months down, five to go.'

'Thank you.' Puck whispered looking at their baby. Quinn could've sworn she saw tears in his eyes.

'I didn't know that Noah Puckerman was capable of showing emotion.' She sneered.

'Way to ruin the moment.' Puck replied.

'I'll see you around.' Quinn smiled.

'Babe we have a kid now. You ain't getting rid of me.'

Quinn smiled. 'I wouldn't have it any other way.'