The Only Exception- Glee

05. The End of Twerk

Wanting to get out of there as soon as possible, she patted her pockets. "Oh what's that, my phone is ringing, I gotta take this," she puts the phone up to her ear and pretends to be talking to Kurt as she leaves the room- with her bag. 

Once out of the room, she put her phone into her pocket and ran over to the library. She found a spot and decided to do some work on her laptop. It wasn't long until three of her favorite people found her and joined her at the table. "Hey guys... How is the lesson?"

The three were kind of enjoying it but would enjoy it more if she was there with them. Becca ended up caving, saying she'll spend time with them, but will be in the far back of the rehearsal space. 

Maybe behind some chairs. 

Deciding to change the subject, Kitty glances at Becca's computer screen, "Why are you looking at sheet music? Do you have an audition or something?"

"Can I tell them?" Sam asks his girlfriend. "Please?"

"Tell us what?" Blaine looks at them. There is only one thing on his mind that Sam could be so excited about and he really hoped that he was wrong. "Are you pregnant?" Blaine was very quiet, not really wanting to start a rumor.

"I'm not and hopefully never will be, and yes you can baby."

"Finn went behind her back and applied for NYADA for her and she's a finalist," Sam exclaims, struggling to keep his voice quiet.

Blaine and Kitty failed at being quiet. Miserably. "Holy crap," Kitty states, getting shushed by the librarian.

"We're going to NYADA!" Blaine explains, pulling her in for a hug. Again, the librarian shushes them.

Too excited, the friends leave the library before the librarian goes on the attack. Already making plans to celebrate after school.

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Spurred by Becca complaining about the lesson this week and her general hatred for everything that is William Michael Schuester, Sue went onto Sue's corner and publicly banned twerking from McKinley. She then continued on that twerking should be outlawed across the entire country. 

Becca disagrees with her former coach as she wasn't opposed to twerking in general, just opposed to twerking for National Show Choir competition as a bunch of high schoolers.

But she was the only one who was really okay with her ruling seeing as everyone else in the room was yelling. Except Mr. Schue who was just confused as he walks into the chaos. "Did you not see Principal Sylvester's Sue's corner?" Jake exclaims. "She's trying to take away our God-given right to twerk MR. Schue and it's bullcrap!"

"I mean you can still twerk," Becca mumbles. "It just can't be on campus..."

Mr. Schue was just as upset. "Principal Sylvester is drawing a line in the sand, she's deciding what's acceptable and what's not, and that's not gonna stand! Fact is, twerking is about blurring the lines between past and present, men and women, tradition and envelope pushing. It's all in that Alan Thicke song that I love!"

Becca and Artie make eye contact with each other, "Do you mean Blurred Lines by Robin Thicke?" he asked. And their teacher did. "That's not what that song's about." The two friends had to analyze a song and talk about it's lyrics for an English project. They got this song so it's safe to say both of them were fully aware that whatever Mr. Schue was thinking about the meaning of the song was completely wrong.

She tried to speak up on what it was about (date rape and coercing someone into having sex against their will), but Mr. Schue cuing the band (who is just as uncomfortable at all this as Becca), that starts the club's performance down the hall.