WWE one shots

Xavier woods - Laughter Therapy

Y/N sat alone in the corner of the locker room, her usually bright eyes clouded with sadness. The weight of recent events had taken its toll, and despite her efforts to keep a brave face, it was evident she was struggling.

Xavier Woods noticed her from across the room. He nudged Kofi Kingston and Big E, who were deep in conversation. "Hey guys, Y/N looks like she could use a pick-me-up. What do you say we try to cheer her up?"

Kofi and Big E exchanged knowing glances, both immediately on board. "I'm in," Kofi said with a grin. "Let's get her smiling."

The three friends made their way over to Y/N, each of them brimming with playful energy. Xavier, ever the entertainer, began by performing a dramatic reenactment of one of their funniest backstage moments. His exaggerated gestures and over-the-top expressions had Kofi and Big E laughing uncontrollably, and soon, their laughter was infectious.

Y/N couldn't help but crack a small smile at their antics. But Xavier wasn't done yet. He grabbed a nearby chair and spun it around, pretending to be a ridiculously serious talk-show host. "Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the funniest show on Earth! Our guest tonight is the one and only Y/N! Tell us, how are you feeling?"

Y/N let out a chuckle, shaking her head at Xavier's antics. Kofi jumped in next, pretending to be an overly enthusiastic fan, complete with a fake microphone. "I heard Y/N was in the house, and I had to come see the show! What's your secret to being amazing?"

Big E joined in with his own flair, performing an impromptu dance routine that was a mix of hilarious and surprisingly impressive. The room filled with laughter, and Y/N found herself joining in, her sadness momentarily forgotten.

As the laughter died down, Xavier, Kofi, and Big E gathered around Y/N, their faces showing genuine concern. "Hey," Xavier said softly, "we're here for you, okay? If you ever need to talk or just hang out, we've got your back."

Y/N looked at her friends, her heart warmed by their support. "Thank you," she said, her voice a little steadier. "I really needed this."

With that, they spent the rest of the evening together, their bond stronger than ever. The sadness Y/N had felt began to lift, replaced by the comforting presence of friends who truly cared.