Beth

Chapter 15 - Holiday Hell

 As the Hanukkah Celebrations went on at the Puckerman household, Quinn knew she had to keep track of the time. Even though her mother was working late most nights, Quinn didn't want to lead her on that she was at the Puckermans. She knew her mom would never approve of it. Quinn figured it was the least she could do was let Puck's family see Beth, especially for the holidays.

Quinn hid Puck's gift from her mother knowing how unhappy she would be that Beth had anything that had to do with Hanukkah. She knew with Christmas coming up it was going to become harder and harder to hide the presents so she could only hope her mom wouldn't discover it anytime soon.

Her fears however came to reality when Judy placed the plush dreidel in front of Quinn, who looked back at her mom nervously. "Would you like to explain why there is a dreidel in my house?" Judy asked Quinn glaring at her. "It's a present Puck got Beth," Quinn said as Judy looked annoyed. "You let that boy over when I wasn't home?" Judy exclaimed upset. "No," Quinn said shaking her head. "Then how did he give her a gift?" Judy asked as Quinn sighed. "We were over at the Puckermans. They invited us," Quinn said as Judy shook her head disapprovingly. "Quinnie I am so disappointed in you," Judy said as Quinn looked confused. "Disappointed? Why?" Quinn asked. "Because you broke one of the cardinal rules of our church. We are not supposed to celebrate other religions and for you to blatantly take my granddaughter to another religious gathering," Judy said shaking her head completely overwhelmed. "I didn't take her to Temple mom. The Puckermans just had a celebration and they wanted to see Beth that's all. It's no different than our Christmas parties," Quinn said defensively. "Oh it's very different Quinn Fabray. You are not to take her back there again or so help me God I will kick you out," Judy said as Quinn looked horrified. "You don't mean that," Quinn said shaking her head. "Try me. See what happens," Judy said in a warning tone as Quinn teared up, knowing she had no choice but to obey her mother if she wanted to have a place to stay.