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Cooper Anderson's Appearance In The Glee Club
Arthur was star struck, to say the least. The Glee club is still relatively small, therefore when something big happens involving the club, or just at school in general, news spread fast between the members. This time, news that a certain Cooper Anderson was visiting, and hopefully making an appearance in the Glee club. It just so happened that this famous Cooper Anderson is the brother of Blaine, whom happens to be Arthur's boyfriend. Cooper Anderson is possibly the hottest man in North America, he has looks that can make even a cold hearted woman like Sue swoon, and no one has ever made Sue swoon before. Bouncing up to his boyfriend, he giddily waited for Blaine to notice his appearance, barely even being able to contain the excitement he
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