Jaded by her fiancé's disinterest in her ambitions to become a professional wrestler, Delilah Parrish's life takes an interesting turn when one of WWE's top names offers her the support she's not getting at home.
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Parking her bike next to the sidewalk, Delilah pulled out her phone and dialed his number via the FaceTime app. She couldn't help but smile a little when his bearded face popped up on her screen, a hoodie over his head and sunglasses covering his eyes. He had to be out in public which explained the attempted disguise.
"Ayyyy, wassup baby girl?" Josh smiled brightly at her through the phone. "I was just about to call y-"
"Are you back in town?" she asked.
"Yeah, got back last night. Why? Ya miss me?" he teased.
"Can you meet me? I need y-...need to talk to you."
His brows furrowed with concern. "Ay, you good?"
She didn't mean to sound impatient but she craved his presence right now. "I'm headed to President's Park. Can you meet me there?"
"Yeah, let me finish up with grocery shopping. I'll be there in twenty."
"Okay." Twenty wasn't too bad. There wouldn't be too much time to wrangle with her angry thoughts, which seemed to be the only thoughts she harbored lately thanks to her infuriating fiancé.
Josh pulled up in a Cadillac Escalade. His car collection was the stuff of dreams. WWE was definitely paying him well. When he stepped out, she found her heart racing a little bit. Man, he looked really good. Only he could make a simple tank top and joggers look fire. "Nice ride," she greeted, ensuring her hug was strictly sideways. If he noticed, he said nothing. Thank goodness.
"Nice bike, ah-yeet!" he quipped back, making her laugh. He opened up the back of the truck and pulled out a bag filled with groceries. "I brought snacks," he offered, bringing out a bottle of beer and handing it to her, helping her inside the back of his spacious trunk.
"Thanks." They sat shoulder to shoulder, basking in the quiet of the empty parking lot overlooking the vast park. Delilah was reminded of all the tailgate parties from back in high school, all of which had involved Andre, when things had been so much less complicated.
Inwardly, Josh admitted that he missed Delilah. This was their first face-to-face meeting in two months thanks to his constant traveling, but he would be lying if he said he didn't look forward to her phone calls and FaceTime chats, answering her whenever he could. Her enthusiasm was infectious and he was glad to be there for her when she needed him.
