Cody Rhodes Imagines

Baby's Birthday

You watched as Cody bounced your daughter on his leg, kissing her cheeks. It was Liberty's first birthday today, and it has been an interesting first birthday so far. You guys were on the road for her birthday this year, which had made it hard to have a party or anything. But you and Cody were determined to give her the best birthday possible, even if he had a show tonight. From the second she woke up this morning, you and Cody had showered her in hugs and kisses, more so than usual. You just wanted to make today special for her, even when she couldn't be around the rest of her family back at home. You got up to sit right next to Cody on the couch.

"I can't believe that's she's already one." You said, smoothing done some of her hair.

"I know, it's crazy that last year we were in the hospital getting ready to have her." Cody told you, smiling at you and then at Liberty, who was babbling.

"Did you get the cake picked up?" You asked your husband.

"Yes ma'am, it's on the counter." Cody answered, placing Liberty in your arms so he could show you.

You placed your daughter in your lap as Cody went to retrieve the cake. Since you guys couldn't have a party for her back at home, you were going to have a smaller party for her with some of the other superstars on the roster. Over the last few months that you and Cody had been back at WWE, so many people there had grown to love Liberty, some of the more notable ones being Sasha Banks, and Liv Morgan. They had become your friends over the time you had been here, and without fail they would always make time in their busy night to come visit you and Liberty. The party was going to be before Raw started, just so nobody was having to leave in between to go to matches or promos. Your's and Cody's family was a bit upset that they were going to have to miss Liberty's first birthday, but you assured them all that they could make up for it when you finally got home again. That didn't stop Dustin from texting you and Cody both all day and making sure that she was having fun though. Cody came back, box of cake in his hands. You looked over it, it had some tiny Disney princess figures on it and had Liberty's name on it in calligraphy. You had decided to do a Disney princess theme for her, as she was still too young to voice what kind of party she wanted. But you and Cody both agreed that she loved every time that you would take her Disney Land, so that's how that idea came to life.

"The cake looks so good!" You said excitedly.

"I know, they did a really good job on it." Cody smiled.

"It's almost time for the party, right?" You asked.

"Yeah, about 40 minutes." He told you.

You nodded. "Can you watch her for a minute so I can go get dressed?" You asked.

"Of course, gorgeous." Cody told you, pressing a kiss to your cheek and taking Liberty from your arms.

You went back to the bedroom, pulling out your dress for the party. It was a long, light pink dress. You, Cody, and Liberty were all going to match, Cody was wearing his light pink suit, and Liberty had on a light pink tutu set, paired with a tiara on her head. You decided to touch up your hair just a bit, as it has fell a bit flat during the day. When you finally came out to the main area of the bus, Cody was on facetime with Dustin with Liberty in his lap, trying to talk to her uncle. Cody saw you walk back in, sending you a smile and motioning for you to come sit down with him, so you did. You sat and talked to Dustin for a few minutes until Cody needed to hang up.

"You look incredible." Cody whispered, planting a kiss on your lips.

You gave him a shy smile. "You look good too." You complimented your husband, looking over the pink suit that matched your dress.

"Liberty, tell mommy how pretty she is." Cody told his daughter, she turned her small head to look at you. She smiled, waving her arms up and down while babbling. You and Cody giggled at her.

"You're too cute." You told your daughter, planting a kiss on her head.

"I think it's about time to get going." Cody told you, looking down at his watch.

"Let's go then."

You had rented out a room in a building not too far from the stadium for the party. When you guys got there, Sasha and Liv were already running up to you.

"There's our girl!" Sasha exclaimed, smiling at Liberty, who was in her father's arms.

"Oh my goodness, look at your little crown!" Liv cooed, Liberty smiled at them both.

Both of them came to hug you. "You look stunning." Liv complimented you.

You thanked her. "Are you guys all supposed to be matching?" Sasha asked.

You and Cody nodded. Before long, everyone had got to the party and was talking to each other or playing with Liberty. You were so grateful that she had so many people who loved her and that though your's and Cody's lives were not in normal circumstances, everyone could come around and give her the best party, despite her not being home. You laid your head on Cody's shoulder.

"Do you think we gave her a good birthday?" You asked him, watching as Sasha played with your daughter, as Liv was trying to open one of her new toys for her.

"I think we did." Cody smiled at you, giving you a kiss on the lips.