VIII. A Night in Hershey

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Chapter Eight...A Night in Hershey

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charmbarbeau Mwah 😘
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📍Pennsylvania
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Tonight, the energy in the Giant Center was electric. I stood ringside, the crowd buzzing with anticipation for Monday Night Raw.

My role as the ring announcer brought a unique thrill. I could feel the adrenaline coursing through me as I waited for the first match to kick off. My heart raced, and I was ready to deliver the first announcement.

As the lights dimmed, the familiar theme music blared through the arena. Joshua made his entrance, starting in the concourse, his presence commanding attention.

The way he moved—confident, focused—was a testament to the week he had just endured. He had lost his Intercontinental Championship, and now he was here, ready to make a statement.

With the mic in hand, Joshua addressed the crowd, laying out the week's events. The Bloodline's interference, his retaliatory strike at SmackDown, and now, his focus was on one specific Uce.

I could see the intensity in his eyes; he was ready to confront Jonathan, his brother. I glanced over at my son, Amias, who was watching intently, his big brown eyes wide with admiration.

The moment Jonathan entered, the crowd erupted. I felt a wave of tension in the air as the two brothers faced off.

As they exchanged words, Sefa, Jacob, Alipate, and Tevita emerged, adding to the chaos. The atmosphere crackled with energy. I could see Amias cheering, caught up in the moment.

Despite the odds, Joshua and Jonathan stood tall in the ring, unified against the chaos around them. But then Adam Pearce appeared, flanked by referees and security, ready to keep the peace.

It was wild—this family drama playing out before us while my little one cheered them on like they were superheroes.

Once the cameras cut, Joshua reached for Amias, lifting him effortlessly and heading backstage. My heart swelled watching the two of them together. I turned back to my duties, stepping up to the mic again.

"Next up, we have a match between Ludwig Kaiser and Sheamus!" I announced, excitement bubbling in my chest.

As I called the match, Sheamus secured the victory with a Brogue Kick. "Here is your winner! Sheamus!" The crowd roared, and I couldn't help but smile, feeling the energy of the fans.

Following that, a promo for Rhea Ripley played, and I took a moment to gather my thoughts. This was the world I loved—fast-paced, exhilarating, and full of passion.

Another backstage segment flashed on the screen. Joshua was talking to Rami, and I leaned in, intrigued. I could see the tension between them. Rami wanted to know if everything was really going to be fine now, and Joshua's response was pointed. Family ties ran deep, and it was clear Joshua felt the weight of his decisions.

As the promo shifted to Gunther, I took a deep breath, preparing for the next match. I stepped back into the spotlight. "It's time for Ivy Nile versus Zelina Vega!" Ivy Nile won with a Shouten, and I announced her victory to another round of cheers from the crowd.

The night was a whirlwind. Each match brought new energy, and backstage segments kept the storylines rolling. I noticed Joshua returning to Jonathan, and their conversation was intense. I could feel the underlying tension; it was clear they had a lot to discuss.

Colby then made his entrance, talking about Bronson Reed awakening something within him. I found myself on the edge of my seat as they fought in the parking lot, the chaos spilling into the arena. Adam Pearce directed traffic, his authoritative voice cutting through the noise, and I appreciated the structure he brought amidst the mayhem.

Then, a surprising backstage segment unfolded with R-Truth and Miz. R-Truth's slap was unexpected, and I couldn't help but chuckle at the absurdity. The dynamics between the wrestlers always fascinated me—each relationship layered with history and drama.

As the night rolled on, I prepped for one of the most anticipated matches: the Latino World Order against New Day and the War Raiders.

My voice rang out over the mic. "This is a WWE World Tag Team Championship #1 Contender's Match!" The energy in the arena reached a fever pitch as the War Raiders secured their victory, and I announced them as the winners.

Finally, I was ready to wrap things up. The Miz was backstage, frustrated, and Karrion Kross's ominous presence loomed over the chaos. I felt the weight of the evening's events, but I was still buzzing with excitement as I prepared for the final matches of the night.

Luis entered for his match against Dominik, and the crowd roared with anticipation. But as the match unfolded, I found myself holding my breath. Dominik took the win, but Luis's post-match attack left the audience gasping. The chaos in the ring was palpable, and I knew I had to stay focused.

As the show came to a close, I felt a mix of exhaustion and exhilaration. The last segment aired, and I made my way backstage, ready to unwind. That's when I spotted Joshua, carrying a sleeping Amias in his arms. My heart melted at the sight.

"He's sleeping?" I asked softly, placing my hand on his little back.

"Yeah, he had a time backstage with his uncles," Joshua replied, a proud smile on his face.

"That's good," I said.

"Are you ready to get back to the hotel? I know your feet are killing you in those heels," he said, concern etched on his features.

I nodded, pouting a little. "Yes, I am."

Joshua chuckled, grabbing my hand. "Come on, let's go."

Just then, Jonathan, Jacob, and Sefa caught up to us, teasingly commenting on our little family moment. Joshua rolled his eyes playfully as Jonathan reached out for Amias.

"Give me my nephew. We'll be in the car, waiting for y'all," Jonathan said, taking Amias from Joshua's arms.

I watched them walk away, a warm feeling swelling in my chest. "I think they're trying to get us alone," I said, glancing at Joshua.

"I think so too," he replied with a smirk, following me to the women's locker room to grab my things.

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