It's Not Over Yet (the seventh book in the glee series)

Chapter 13: Mommy Booster

Charts. November 18, 2024.

#Position(Change from last week) Title by Artist *Peak Position*

#1(+1) Best Song Ever by Crystal Army *NEW*
#7(+1) Light Em Up by Crystal Army *7*
#8(-1) Let Me Love You by Travis Hilton *7*
#14(=) Side to Side by Juliet Vasquez Ft. Nicki Minaj *1*
#19(=) Glamorous by Santana Ft. Ludacris *2*
 #20(-2) Don't Let Me Down by Amity Hills *1*
#24(-7) Blow Your Mind by Santana Lopez *17*  
#26(+6) Love The Way You Lie by Juliet Vasquez Ft. Eminem *NEW*
#28(+5) Love On The Brain by Santana Lopez *5*
#29(-5) Touch by Rhythmix *20*
#32(-7) Say You Won't Let Go by Juliet Vasquez Ft. Sam Evans *1*
#33(+42) Cowboy Casanova by Tracy Moore *NEW*  
#34(-2) Needed Me by Mercedes Jones *33*  
#36(=) Live Like We're Dying by Xavier Michaels *36*
#37(-7) Sorry by Travis Hilton *2*
#43(-1) Dark Times by Travis Hilton Ft. John Brown *42*
#48(NEW) Heathens by Crystal Army *DEBUT*
#49(+17) Burn by Amity Hills *NEW*
#50(+9) Could Have Been Me by Dean Monroe *NEW*
#63(+15) You're Gonna Go Far, Kid by Dean Monroe *NEW*
#69(-8) Hold Up by Mercedes Jones *44*
#72(-1) First Time by Lyric Heron *71*

Fantasy League Rank.

1(=) Kitty/Julie - 4756.8
2(=) Stefan/Crystal Army - 3979.5
3(=) Bree/Santana - 3492
4(=) Kara/Rhythmix - 2733
5(=) Harmony/Amity - 2531
6(=) Marley/Travis - 1963.3
7(=) Luke/Mercedes - 1642.3
8(=) Artie/Sarah - 1406.5
9(=) Charlie/Lyric - 914
10(=) Peyton/Dean - 599
11(=) Rory/Xavier - 332
12(=) Jeremy/Tracy - 68
13(=) Ryder/Riley - 0

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"I mean, you were just amazing," said Alex. "Everyone's been talking about it for the past week. Nonstop. When we were on Fallon on Tuesday they asked us about it. It's just... Incredible."

"Thanks," Julie said, not adding anything more on the topic. It had been five days since the AMAs and she was back in Lima, reunited with Alex for the weekend before they went back out to promote their music. While she had expected her life to stop revolving over her AMAs fake self-immolation by now, the story of her stunt had become such a huge deal that it was now impossible to escape it.

And now, she was at Walmart on a Friday night. Dressed down, pushing a cart next to Alex as he went on and on about the event. They hadn't had much time to talk about it after that night.

"Oh have a look," Alex nudged her as they passed by the register lanes and he picked up a magazine. She didn't bother looking back at him, just continued on toward the baby section.

Alex caught up to her, flipping through the magazine, either unaware of how exhausted she was or attempting to act like he wasn't noticing it.

"Apparently," he said beside her, "you wrote this song about what happened with Tracy. From friends to mortal enemies. It's been about Tracy all along. I mean."