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  • Parts 2
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Ongoing, First published Oct 09, 2017
Felix Kjellberg is a teacher who teaches Swedish and a substitute at Mackley Middle-High. When he hears from a friend that the school's glee club has been inactive for years, Kjellberg decides to take it into his own hands and rise the club back up to the former glory he relived in his own glee club.

A Glee-inspired story with your favorite Gaming YouTubers and Emo Quartet bands!

Important things to remember when reading:
•	All characters belong to themselves. I own nothing except for the story plot and writing. 
•	Any representation of a character is not accurate to the person in real life. Not all traits/personalities/sexualities/hobbies will be the same/remotely similar to the actual character
•	Any romantic relationships in this story are entirely fictional and do not exist in real life (unless it actually does exist between the pair, I will leave an A/N at the end of a chapter is this happens).
•	This is inspired off 'Glee'.
•	You DO NOT have permission to repost, copy or steal this story. If I find that someone has re-uploaded/taken without giving credit or consent, I will request that you remove whatever you've done with my work.

I hope you are still able to enjoy the story!
~LZ
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