Quinn is twenty five years old and about to marry the love of her life, Noah Puckerman. She never thought she would marry anyone, let alone Puck after all they went through with her teenage pregnancy and giving the child up for adoption, but in a dramatic turn with her life in the senior year of high school, it came to blatantly stare her in the face what a really wonderful guy he was. When Quinn never recovered her ability to walk in senior year, despite busting her ass in physio, she found herself facing the rest of her life in a wheelchair.
Just when she thought she was about to break all over again, and this time perhaps without the ability to recover, Puck showed up on her doorstep one night and swore that he wanted to make up for all the mistakes with her he made in the past, and wanted to show her that she didn't need to use her legs to be the chick who changed his life and lit up his world. It was a hard road, with a lot of trust needing to be rebuilt and on her 21st birthday and caught up in wedding fever with Kurt and Blaine's pending nuptials, Puck proposed to her and the rest was history.
Now, on the eve of their much-anticipated wedding, Puck and Quinn, along with their closest friends are about to celebrate the the happiest day of their life in a way none of them would ever have anticipated caught up in the confusing haze that was their high school years at McKinley High School. Quinn is still in a wheelchair and won't ever recover the use of her legs, but that was never a burden for either of them. Puck was amazing helping her adjust to her disability and he swore to her he would always take care of her. He followed her to New Haven so she could complete her Psychology degree at Yale, working as a mechanic and also teaching kids guitar on the side to support her through it.
Quinn has now graduated Yale and works as a guidance counsellor at a high school in New York. It wasn't a job she ever thought she would end up with, but she absolutely loves it and also struck up her own Glee Club at the school, finally drawing on her New Directions experiences. In a surprise twist for Puckerman genes, Puck chose to go to college. After helping Quinn with her disability, he sparked up an interest in Physical Therapy and looked into community colleges (his grades would only let him scrape in, if he was lucky) within driving distance of Yale. He was accepted as a late admission to Manchester Community College, about an hour from Yale, and the Puckzilla found himself an academic after all. It was tough, and he had to work really hard, but he loved it and he has now graduated with a degree in Physical Therapy with a specialty in sports injuries. His plan is to open his own business now they're based in New York, but he knows that could take a lot of hard work too, which he's really not afraid of anymore now that he's happy and has everything else h wants in his life.
QUINN & PUCK
Just when she thought she was about to break all over again, and this time perhaps without the ability to recover, Puck showed up on her doorstep one night and swore that he wanted to make up for all the mistakes with her he made in the past, and wanted to show her that she didn't need to use her legs to be the chick who changed his life and lit up his world. It was a hard road, with a lot of trust needing to be rebuilt and on her 21st birthday and caught up in wedding fever with Kurt and Blaine's pending nuptials, Puck proposed to her and the rest was history.
Now, on the eve of their much-anticipated wedding, Puck and Quinn, along with their closest friends are about to celebrate the the happiest day of their life in a way none of them would ever have anticipated caught up in the confusing haze that was their high school years at McKinley High School. Quinn is still in a wheelchair and won't ever recover the use of her legs, but that was never a burden for either of them. Puck was amazing helping her adjust to her disability and he swore to her he would always take care of her. He followed her to New Haven so she could complete her Psychology degree at Yale, working as a mechanic and also teaching kids guitar on the side to support her through it.
Quinn has now graduated Yale and works as a guidance counsellor at a high school in New York. It wasn't a job she ever thought she would end up with, but she absolutely loves it and also struck up her own Glee Club at the school, finally drawing on her New Directions experiences. In a surprise twist for Puckerman genes, Puck chose to go to college. After helping Quinn with her disability, he sparked up an interest in Physical Therapy and looked into community colleges (his grades would only let him scrape in, if he was lucky) within driving distance of Yale. He was accepted as a late admission to Manchester Community College, about an hour from Yale, and the Puckzilla found himself an academic after all. It was tough, and he had to work really hard, but he loved it and he has now graduated with a degree in Physical Therapy with a specialty in sports injuries. His plan is to open his own business now they're based in New York, but he knows that could take a lot of hard work too, which he's really not afraid of anymore now that he's happy and has everything else h wants in his life.