Milestone Stories

Each chapter is a chapter of Quick's life after high school / mostly what we didn't get to see in the show. I'll add more chapters wherever they fit as I think of them. (Some chapters will be short and others will be longer and more detailed). I also might go back in and add in between chapters so always check to see if you missed anything new. *Please note that most of the chapter titles outline the theme of the chapter so if something is triggering to you, you can hopefully avoid it - read at your own risk, nothing too raunchy or explicit though* DISCLAIMER: I DO NOT OWN GLEE OR ANY OF ITS CHARACTERS. ALL RIGHTS GO TO RYAN MURPHY, IAN BRENNAN, BRAD FALCHUK, AND FOX.

At the request of discerning readers desiring an actual ending to one of my stories once in a while (not that you're getting one this week either), I have created a two-part story out of last week's prompt. Nothing much has changed in the original, so no need to read "Brian's Story" unless you are looking for a refresher... Brian's Story: Written for the weekend write-in: "milestone": In 500 words, write a story in which a milestone is reached. Sophie's Story: Written for the weekend Write-In: "outcome": In 500 words, describe what happens when a childhood memory affects the outcome

There's always a sequal. (Cover is forever changing. Submit one if you wish.)

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This is the Story where you can see my drawings for all of the milestones we hit for followers!

December 18, 2020 - prompt - milestone - Two characters, walking through a snowstorm, are on their way to a Christmas party.

My name is Ellie, and I have anxiety. its robbed me of friends and a lot of happiness. I have that I will write a chapter every night about my real life daily events you will see the ups and downs of my life and hopefully I might spread awareness of anxiety.

Nothing too personal though.

What do you do when you're faced with the unthinkable, not once but twice? How do you cope when you know that you need to be strong, but everything inside of you is screaming with weakness? When do you finally see the light at the end of a very deep, dark tunnel? Dallas Ryder knows the answers. Dallas Ryder, lived it. "You will heal when you are ready to - Not when they say you should." - This book is edited -

my milestone thank yous.