AN: I just don't own Glee

Summary – In pain over her break up with Finn and the fact that nobody seems to care about her, Rachel writes a heartfelt letter and hides it in the hopes that someday someone will see it. Quinn discovers the letter and a correspondence begins between the two girls though Rachel has no idea of the other girl's identity.

Rated T for the moment, rating might change as the story progresses.

Chapter 1

Rachel Berry was in pain.

She wasn't physically hurt, no, it was Rachel's heart that pained her.

The once full of life diva was now only an echo of her former self. Not that anybody around her noticed of course. That was the problem, nobody cared about Rachel, and she felt so alone...

It had been a month since she'd discovered her 'perfect' boyfriend had been cheating on her with Santana Lopez. Rachel had been devastated; she'd trusted Finn never to break her heart.

She'd thought Finn's betrayal would lead to at least one member of the Glee club being on her side. She'd thought wrong. The hurt and anger she'd felt over Finn's betrayal had only intensified when her fellow Glee club members had failed to take her side. Rachel knew she could be intense and at times annoying, but she hadn't realised they disliked her so much that they failed to offer even a shoulder to cry on.

The only person who had offered Rachel a show of support was Kurt, but his loyalty had to lie with Finn since he and Finn were newly brothers and Kurt hadn't wanted to upset the relationship the two had just begun to develop. There was also the matter of Kurt's transfer to Dalton which left Rachel feeling even more alone.

A fresh wave of tears tumbled down Rachel's face as she sat in the auditorium staring up at the stage. It was on that stage that she had kissed Finn for the first time. Rachel wished for someone to talk to.

She pulled a notebook and pen from her bag and began to pen a letter to no one or anyone, hoping that writing down how she felt would help ease the pain she was feeling somehow.

An hour later she tore out the letter and folded it before placing it in to a torn section on the bottom of her chair. She wiped her last remaining tears and exited the auditorium.

Unbeknownst to the brunette someone had been watching as she had hidden the letter.