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(Not Just) Me Against the World	By : astracindel Category: BtVS Crossovers > Misc - Slash - Male/Male Views: 1862 -:- Recommendations : 1 -:- Currently Reading : 1
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Chapter Two

It had been three days since Puck had his run in with The Pirate and Billy Idol. The ride to his house hadn't been very eventful. The two men mostly left him to his thoughts while bickering with each other, only asking Puck for directions. Puck did admit to himself, the bickering had been pretty funny. Spike had kept proclaiming his Big Bad-ness with Xander giving sarcastic jibes that shot down every one of the blond's claims. Some of the comments left Puck fairly sure the two were a couple. Not that it mattered to Puck. Hummel was gay and pretty cool, Puck considered him a friend, and Berry's dads had been alright when he'd met them at her house. He was kinda proud of himself, he definitely thought he was a better person than when he joined Glee last year.
He'd spent the last few days trying to figure out who the Lil Star was and why they would be upset if something happened to him. It was Friday now, the last day before Christmas break, and Puck was still clueless as to who the two had been talking about, though. He'd expected someone to come up to him and ask about his encounter with the two, or at least have someone giving him curious glances, but nothing. Puck huffed to himself as he entered the choir room for the last class before he was free for two weeks. He didn't like not knowing things. He planned to spend part of break looking for the two guys to get some answers. He wanted to know who would care enough about him to lecture the two men, and something about the way that third guy just disappeared didn't sit right, he had questions about that too. His mom and sister had left that afternoon to spend the next two weeks with his Aunt in Columbus. His mom wouldn't let him go because of his probation...thank god he had already completed the community service...not that he wanted to go anyway. So, he was going to have plenty of free time to find out what was going on.
Puck watched Hummel strut into the room. He looked better than before he had to transfer to Dalton. Right before he left he looked like he was afraid of his own shadow. Puck didn't know exactly what had been going on, just that it had something to do with that jerk Karofsky. Hummel had been bullied for as long as Puck had known him; doing most of it himself before joining Glee. No matter how many dumpster dives or slushy facials though, the smaller boy had always held his head high and given a verbal smack down worthy of any diva. Karofsky had done something to put real fear into the boy though, and Puck didn't like it at all. Hummel was one of his, and no one messed with anything Puck considered his. So, Puck made sure to keep a close eye on the boy since his return to McKinley. Whatever had happened seemed to have been taken care of, but Puck was going to make sure no one else did anything to the boy. Although he would never admit it aloud, he was glad to see Hummel back in full diva mode. Having a boyfriend probably helped with that too. Puck wasn't sure of that Blaine dude though, something about him was just...off.
The other gleeks settled into the room, inevitably sitting in the couples the group had formed. Noah rolled his eyes thinking of all the different pairings that had occurred; talk about keeping it all in the family. Still, even with all the hook ups and break ups, the glee club was the tightest group in the school. They belonged to each other, and had each others backs. For all of their infighting, he pitied anyone who threatened anyone in the group. The beat down the other guys, damn probation, had given Karofsky was proof of that. They were the only ones allowed to terrorize each other.
Being the last chance before break, Mr. Schue let them have a free for all. Everyone took turns singing, whether in groups or as a solo, getting into the holiday spirit, even if Chanukah had already come and gone for he and Rachel. The room was filled with dancing and laughter, for once no drama breaking out between the various divas in the room. Rachel was doing her daily solo, Winter Wonderland this time, when a new voice joined the diminutive Jewish girl. Everyone was startled to see a new girl had joined them. She was tall with long chestnut hair and a body that put Santana to shame. Apparently Rachel knew the girl, her face lit up as the two finished the song together.
“Dawn!” Rachel exclaimed, wrapping the girl in a hug as soon as the song had ended.
Dawn? Puck sat up quickly. Those guys had mentioned a Dawn. Puck could have smacked himself. Lil Star...Rachel with all those gold stars she uses anytime she writes her name. He never would have suspected Rachel Berry of all people to know anyone like Xander and Spike though, so he didn't feel too bad for not figuring it out.
“Need air,” Dawn gasped. Rachel immediately released the taller girl with a sheepish smile.
“Sorry.”
“I'm happy to see you too,” she laughed.
“What are you doing here? Is everything okay in Cleveland?” Rachel asked, worry tinting her tone as she ran her eyes over the girl.
“Geez, everything is fine! Why does everyone think something is wrong when I show up unannounced?” Dawn groaned. Rachel just raised an eyebrow. “It's not Tuesday.”
Everyone else looked on confused by the statement as Rachel laughed. Clearly they were missing something.
“Rachel,” Mr. Schue interrupted. “Do you want to introduce us to your friend?”
“Oh! I'm sorry,” Rachel blushed. “Everyone, this is Dawn Summers, my best friend. Dawn, meet the New Directions.” Puck noticed Sam sit up at the girls name, he wondered what that was about.
“You're really good,” Mr. Schue complimented. “Do you preform?”
“No!” Dawn exclaimed. “Sorry, no. Bad experience with the whole musical thing.”
“Sweet,” Brittany smiled with a far away look. Dawn gave the girl a startled look before turning to the others.
“It's nice to meet you all,” Dawn smiled. “Let's see if I can get everyone right.” Dawn then proceed to point and name every member of glee, much to their astonishment. “You guys rocked at Regionals. Sorry I didn't get to meet you all then, but we had to get back to Cleveland.” Dawned turned back to Rachel with an accomplished grin.
“So what are you doing here? How long will you be staying?” Rachel asked, nearly vibrating in excitement.
“Well, I'm only going to be in Lima for a couple of hours,” Rachel's face fell, “because we are going to Chicago for three days as your Chanukah/birthday present. They're doing Les Miz at The Amphitheater, we own a box there and we're staying in our Penthouse at The Peninsula, which just happens to be right across the street from Saks and Neiman Marcus. Oh, and your dads already know. Xan cleared it with them last week. We're leaving in a little while and coming back Monday evening. Then I'll be staying with Xan and Spike through break. Surprise!”
“Oh. My. God!” Rachel squealed, tears in her eyes. “You guys don't need to do this, really.”
“Psshh,” Dawn waved away the protest. “You're my best friend and we hardly ever get to see each other. What's the point of owning a box and Penthouse if they're not going to be used? All the shopping is on the Council. Sam and Dean are in the area taking care of some things and they promised they'd play pack mule for us when we go shopping. They've missed you too. Rona and Molly are in the city and want to see you and of course Xan and Spike are going to be there.”
Rachel laughed at the devious grin on her friend's face. “How long have you been planning this? And how did you get those two to agree to go shopping?”
“Since Regionals. They feel bad for not making it back in time to see you. I can't wait! I haven't been able to do any real shopping since moving back from Rome.”
A choking/gasping gurgle broke the two out of their conversation, bringing their attention back to the forgotten teens in the room. Everyone had shocked expressions, some looking incredibly envious. The choking sound was coming from Kurt who looked like he was about to have a stroke. “Chic...Miz..pent...Saks,” the boy whimpered.
Dawn gave them a devious grin, dropping one more bombshell on the group. Looking at Rachel she said, “There is enough sleeping space for eight, and the box holds ten so if you want to invite anyone...”
“I'm going!” Kurt yelled, causing several chuckles. “Dad and Carol are going to Akron this weekend for some alone time anyway. I'll just tell Dad Rachel's dads have already agreed and an adult will be present the entire time. Oh, I've got to pack.”
“Sam and Dean Winchester?” Sam asked. Dawn and Rachel nodded, looking at the boy in surprise. Sam smiled. “They're my cousins. I'll tell my parents. The family business keeps everyone busy, so we really don't get to see each other.” Sam chuckled at the bug-eyed expression on both girls.
“Right, okay,” Dawn gulped. “Anyone else?”
“Me,” Brittany said, dreamily. “I'll have to make sure Lord Tubbington has enough food. Sparkly,” she smiled at Dawn, causing the girl to give her another nervous glance.
“I'd like to go,” Tina said softly. “As long as someone can assure my parents there will be an adult, they should let me.”
Rachel smiled at the girl. “We'd love to have you. Xan or my dads can talk to your parents for you.” Tina smiled broadly and nodded.
“Ready girls?” a man's voice asked from the doorway.
Puck perked up. The Pirate, Xander, was leaning against the doorway, arms crossed across his chest. Hell yeah, he was going to get some answers. “I'm coming.”
“What about your probation, Noah?” Rachel asked, her smile falling. She did feel bad for the limitations the boy had, but he had brought it on himself.
Damn it. He'd forgotten about that. “What they don't know won't hurt 'em. Mom and Sarah left for two weeks this afternoon, not like anyone will care where I am.” Puck huffed.
“Right,” Xander smirked at the boy. “Give me the name and number of your PO and I'll get you cleared, kid.” Puck was about to protest. He was a bad-ass, he didn't report to anyone. But, he did not want to go back to juvie. He nodded his assent. “Good idea. Then I'll call your mom and let her know you're covered. No way anyone is coming with without me talking to parents first.”
“I'm sorry. Who are you?” Mr. Schue asked, staring suspiciously at the man.
Xander pushed away from the door and walked over to the teacher. Holding his hand out, “Xander Harris. Unofficial big brother of those two,” he indicated Rachel and Dawn, “and the new wood shop teacher starting next semester.”
“Oh! Well, it's nice to meet you,” Mr. Schue shook his hand.
“Wood shop?” Rachel asked.
“I'm bored to death, and I may just stake Spike, and not in the happy fun way, if I don't get some time away from him.” Xander clapped his hands as the final bell of the day sounded. “Right then. Everyone that's coming with, lets get the responsible parent type people contacted. We've got a couple of hours before we leave.”
The ones who knew there was no way their parents would let them go, or had other plans, filed out of the room grumbling about the unfairness of it all.
“Wait, how are we all getting to Chicago?” Tina asked.
“Private jet,” Dawn shrugged like it was no big deal.
“Corporate perk?” Puck smirked, catching Hummel before he hit his head from his faint.
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