Quartie RomCom AU. Quinn Fabray is a professional event planner in Los Angeles, California. When her best friend sends her a picture of a boy she'd wanted to set Quinn up with while away in Ohio, Quinn uses it as a face for her imaginary boyfriend, which she uses to ward off her prying ex. But when the boy, Artie Abrams, shows up in LA, Quinn finds herself in a bit of trouble.

The summer before her Freshman year in a new town, a made-over Lucy Quinn Fabray goes to cheer camp. There, she befriends Santana Lopez and Brittany Pierce, and a few of the boys from the football camp across the lake. Headcanon. Unholy Trinity. Fuinn.

A multi-chapter fic that chronicles the relationship milestones between Quinn Fabray and Artie Abrams. The first date, the engagement, the birth of their first-born, all of it. This is their journey. Quartie. Rated T for potential steamy scenes.

11:17 pm on his birthday, and Artie Abrams texts a wrong number. The girl on the other end is Quinn Fabray. This is their story, told completely through phone records. A pen pal friendship seems like the easiest thing in the world, right? Wrong when you start to fall for a person you've never even met. Inspired by Little Numbers by iknowitainteasy on livejournal.

Quinn Fabray is twenty-three years old, a struggling actress in New York who has picked up teaching elementary school. And as if discovering that her estranged daughter was in her class wasn't enough, she gets a little surprise one night on her doorstep. Quinn/Beth, and eventually more.

Quinn Fabray pays a visit to Artie Abrams before he goes home for the holidays. Though, she finds herself faced with an ultimatum upon going. Oneshot. Sequel to In a Perfect World.

Director Artie Abrams is trying to write a script devoid of distractions. But when an old high school friend shows up in the same bar as him, he can't help but get a little sidetracked. Songfic based off of Geeks Get the Girl by American Hi-Fi. Oneshot.

It's only a week before WSS opens, and Quinn is perfecting her dance moves. But when director Artie Abrams comes in with intentions to boost her confidence, the tables end up being turned. Quartie fluff. The true meaning behind that line. Oneshot.