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It has been 25 years since your favorite Glee club has graduated. What does this mean and what has happened since then you ask? Well, for some they went to live their dreams in New York for others that meant starting a family and finding love. They have all since ended up in, where else, but New York sitting in the spotlight. They all have something to hide. How could you not with all that fame let’s see how long it will take to find out their secret and what they are hiding. How they got to NYC is your choice. Who is still friends and enemies? Find out on this next episode of Glee!

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