bizzle3603
In the hallowed, hairsprayed halls of McKinley High, the Fabray name is gospel. As a freshman, Chloe Fabray is expected to follow the blueprint her sister Quinn perfected: the pristine ponytail, the rhythmic pompoms, and a seat at the apex of the social food chain.
But while Quinn traded her individuality for the safety of a Cheerio uniform to fit the McKinley mold, Chloe has always been the outlier. A veteran of the pageant circuit and a devotee of the school musical, she was born for the spotlight-even if her family wants her to dim it. Behind closed doors, she is more than just a performer; she's a songwriter, armed with a guitar she's been told to hide and a notebook of lyrics she's never shared.
When the Glee Club sign-up sheet appears, Chloe chooses social suicide over silence, stepping out of the wings to reclaim her voice. She didn't expect to be caught by the one person who shouldn't be watching: the star quarterback and her sister's boyfriend, Finn Hudson.
Initially forced into the choir room by his own secrets, Finn is a fish out of water until he hears Chloe sing. While his life with Quinn is a series of rehearsed lines and status-quo expectations, his time with Chloe is raw and real. In her, he discovers a rare, unpolished talent that threatens to break the school's rigid hierarchy. As Chloe finds her rhythm, Finn realizes that while Quinn might rule the school, a true star is being born right in front of him.