WWE One Shots

51. Dominik Mysterio- Loving you is like a losing game

Dominik Mysterio stood backstage at a WWE event, the roar of the crowd muted by the thick concrete walls. He leaned against a steel crate, his muscles aching from a grueling backstage altercation from  earlier in the night. Sweat trickled down his brow as he wiped his face with a towel, but his thoughts were far from the ring. His mind was on Marianna, the woman who had been by his side for the past four years. Their relationship had started with the intensity of a summer storm, but recently it felt like they were caught in a relentless cycle of arguments and misunderstandings.

Marianna was a fellow wrestler, a fiery and talented athlete who had captured his heart both in and out of the ring. Their connection had been undeniable, and they quickly became the power couple of WWE, their chemistry evident to anyone who watched them perform. But as the years went by, the pressures of their careers and the constant travel began to take their toll. They fought over everything and nothing, their arguments often as intense as their matches.

Dominik knew they were in a rut, but he didn't know how to break free. They loved each other deeply, but it seemed like they were always butting heads, unable to find common ground. He sighed, tossing the towel aside as he made his way to the locker room, hoping to find Marianna there.

As he opened the door, he saw her sitting on the bench, lacing up her boots. Her long, dark hair cascaded over her shoulders, and her brown eyes flicked up to meet his. There was a tension in her gaze that he couldn't ignore.

"Hey," he said softly, trying to gauge her mood.

"Hey," she replied, her voice cool and distant.

Dominik sat down next to her, his heart heavy with the weight of their unspoken problems. "We need to talk," he began, but she cut him off.

"About what, Dom? Another argument? Another fight?" Her words were sharp, and he could see the frustration etched on her face.

He took a deep breath, trying to keep his own temper in check. "No, Marianna. I want to talk about us. About why we keep hurting each other."

Marianna paused, her hands stilling on her laces. She looked at him, and for a moment, he saw a flicker of the love they used to share. But it was quickly overshadowed by the resentment that had built up between them.

"I don't know, Dom," she admitted, her voice softer now. "It feels like we're stuck in this cycle, and I don't know how to break it."

Dominik reached out, taking her hand in his. "I love you, Marianna. I don't want to lose you. But we can't keep going like this. We need to find a way to fix this."

She squeezed his hand, her eyes glistening with unshed tears. "I love you too, Dom. But sometimes love isn't enough."

The silence that followed was heavy with unspoken fears and doubts. They both knew they needed to make changes, but neither of them knew where to start. They sat there, holding hands, each lost in their own thoughts.

Days turned into weeks, and their relationship continued to spiral. They would have moments of peace, brief respites where they remembered why they fell in love, but those moments were fleeting. The arguments always came back, like dark clouds on the horizon, and they found themselves trapped in the same cycle.

One evening, after another heated argument, Marianna stormed out of their shared apartment, slamming the door behind her. Dominik sank onto the couch, his head in his hands. He didn't know how much more he could take. He wanted to fight for their relationship, but it felt like he was fighting a losing battle.

Meanwhile, Marianna wandered the streets, her mind a whirlwind of emotions. She loved Dominik with all her heart, but the constant fighting was tearing her apart. She found herself at a small park, sitting on a bench and staring up at the night sky. She needed space, needed to think about what she really wanted.

As she sat there, her phone buzzed in her pocket. It was a message from her father, a man she hadn't seen in years. He lived in Armenia, far away from the chaos of her life in America. She opened the message, her eyes widening as she read his words.

"Come home, Marianna. I've sent you a plane ticket. We need to talk."

Her heart pounded in her chest as she read and reread the message. It had been so long since she had seen her family, and the thought of going back to Armenia filled her with a mix of fear and longing. She needed to escape, to find clarity, but she didn't know how to tell Dominik.

The next morning, Marianna made her decision. She packed a small bag and left the apartment while Dominik was still asleep. She couldn't face him, couldn't bear to see the hurt in his eyes. She needed to find herself again, to figure out what she really wanted.

She arrived at the airport, her heart heavy with the weight of her decision. As she boarded the plane, she sent Dominik a message, her hands trembling as she typed out the words.

"Dominik,

I'm sorry for leaving without saying goodbye, but I need to do this. I need to find myself again, to figure out what I really want. I've gone back to Armenia to see my family. This isn't the end for us, but I need time and space. Please understand.

Love, Marianna."

Dominik woke up to find Marianna's message on his phone. His heart sank as he read her words, the pain of her departure cutting deep. He felt like he had lost a part of himself, and he didn't know how to move forward without her.

Days turned into weeks, and Dominik threw himself into his work, trying to drown out the pain of losing Marianna. He focused on his training, on his matches, but there was always an emptiness inside him. He missed her more than he could put into words.

Meanwhile, in Armenia, Marianna reconnected with her family. She found solace in the familiar sights and sounds of her homeland, and slowly, she began to heal. She realized how much she had lost herself in her relationship with Dominik, and she knew she needed to find a way to be whole again.

One evening, as she sat by the window of her childhood home, she wrote Dominik a letter. She poured her heart into the words, hoping he would understand.

"Dominik,

I hope this letter finds you well. I've been thinking a lot about us, about everything we've been through. I love you, Dom, more than words can express. But I've come to realize that our love, as deep as it is, has become a losing game.

We got caught in a cycle of hurt and anger, and I don't think either of us knew how to break free. Being here in Armenia has given me the clarity I needed. I need to find myself again, to be whole on my own before I can be with you.

This isn't goodbye forever, but it's goodbye for now. I need to do this for myself, and I hope you can understand. I will always cherish the time we had together, and I will always love you.

Marianna."

She sealed the letter and sent it, her heart heavy with the weight of her decision. She knew it was the right thing to do, but that didn't make it any easier.

Dominik received the letter a few days later. He read it over and over, his heart breaking with each word. He knew Marianna was right; they had become trapped in a cycle they couldn't escape. He needed to find a way to move forward, to heal, just as she was doing.

As he folded the letter and put it away, he made a promise to himself. He would focus on his own journey, on becoming the best version of himself. Maybe one day, he and Marianna would find their way back to each other. But for now, he needed to let her go.

And so, Dominik and Marianna went their separate ways, each on a journey of self-discovery. Their love had been real, but sometimes, love alone wasn't enough. They needed to find themselves before they could find their way back to each other. And in the end, they both knew that leaving was the only way to break the cycle and truly start anew.