You're a Gleek too?! (Isaac)

[Andi Thalis]

It was one of those days where she wanted curl up with a good cup of hot chocolate, her fuzzy blanket, and bunny slippers and watch Glee on the television. Thing was, she didn’t want to watch it on the crappy TV that she shared with her two roommates; no, she wanted the big screen downstairs and the comfy couch. So she suited up in her Superman boxers and a tank top, her bunny slippers, her fuzzy blanket, and her mug with her packet of hot chocolate and headed downstairs.

The common room was empty, so Andi cheered in a small victory as she filled her cup with water and put it in the microwave to heat up the liquid. While it was heating up, she flipped on the TV to the channel she wanted and watched the commercials, all telling about the news or the upcoming episode that she desperately wanted to see. The microwave dinged, signaling her water being done, and she pulled out the mug and mixed the hot chocolate as she heard the news person announce that the new Glee episode was next.

She was so stoked.

As fast as she could without spilling the hot chocolate, she ran to the couch and took the time to settle on it with the lights off just as the credits flashed for the news. Smiling, happy for the first time in a long time, she sipped at her drink as the show began, and lost was the eighteen-year-old in the magical world of Glee.

[Isaac Tilford]

Isaac was running a little late that night. He'd been one of the last kids in the cafeteria to get dinner, and from there he'd gone back to the auditorium's costume closet to finish his work. The senior had lost track of time, too absorbed in his Home Ec project to notice how late it was. Until 7:50, that was.

Though Isaac was a little--okay, very--ashamed of it, he really loved Glee. It wasn't because that one kid looked uncannily like him, or because Lea Michelle was pretty hot. He just really liked the idea of a world where it was normal for people to burst into song. And he was a stage kid already, so he was the perfect audience.

He checked the time on his phone as he headed over to his dorm. Maybe he'd just miss the first part.... Apparently, he wasn't the only one in the dorm who liked it. As Isaac passed the TV lounge, he noticed that someone had already put Fox, and Glee was already on. Why not? He took a left into the room and sprawled out on one of the other couches. The senior knew Andi from a few classes, so he didn't really bother introducing himself. "Mind if I join you?"

[Andi Thalis]

Andi thought she would be alone for the night, her TV show of choice driving off all of the “popular” people and leaving the girl to her hot chocolate and bunny slippers. Curled under her blanket and warm, her eyes were glued to the screen when she felt someone walking in. With the lights off, she couldn’t see his face, but when she heard his voice, Andi smiled. Isaac was adorable, with his love of theater and his crazy hair. She had several classes with him, and he always made her laugh.

“Not at all, Isaac, it just started,” she replied with a smile, watching him as he sat on a couch close to her. Feeling alone, Andi wanted some company, and she had gotten her wish, which made her a little bit happier. What she really wanted was someone, or something, to cuddle with, someone to make her feel loved and wanted and needed. Since Jace and Lukas and Ethan had all walked on her, the last finding solace in her ex-best friend, she had been feeling like maybe boys didn’t like her, or she was doing something wrong.

Maybe it was something else entirely.

“How’s your project going?” she asked curiously, looking at him for a moment. She knew that he was doing something big, and she was naturally curious about what the boy was doing most of the time. “I heard it’s pretty elaborate.”

[Isaac Tilford]

OOC: Contains spoilers for the 2/21 episode of Glee

"What project?" For a minute, Isaac didn't know what Andi was talking about. Though he had access to the costume closet and was in general known for being the sewing guy, he didn't realize other people cared about what he did for classes. "Uh, oh, you mean for Ms. Reynolds? Yeah, it's going good. I've got some work to do still, but I should be finished long before it's due." Yeah, Home Ec. was the only class he did that with, but sewing was his hobby too. It was fun.

"How about you? You working on anything important?" Isaac grinned at the screen, where they'd really just used the term "show choir terrorism" with no irony at all. How could anyone not love this show? "You're graduating this year, right?"

On the screen, it was developing into the typical teenage drama--okay, atypical, because no one actually photoshops guys faces onto female porn stars bodies--and so Isaac wasn't really paying attention until they cut to another scene, and the senior sat up more. "I kinda wish they had Karofsky back at McKinley. At least when he learned his lesson, he remembered it the next season, unlike every other villain." He wasn't expecting where this particular episode was going, though.