WWE: Three Wrestlers and a Baby ~BOOK ONE~

Arguing

“Randy,” I said loudly, and finally angry, “will you please stop arguing with me?”

“I told you Gem, I’m not getting into the limo until you tell me your big secret.” As we sat there and argued, I noticed John was leaning against the wall of the hotel.

“John,” I turned to him, “will you please tell Randy that I’ll tell him when we get into the limo? And tell him that’s a promise. We need to be on the way there.”

“John,” Randy said to him as well, “tell this girl that I’m not getting into the limo until she tells me.

John smiled and shook his head, casually walking inside.

I looked at Randy and scoffed as he chuckled at me. “Seriously Gem, just tell me. I’m still going with you regardless.”

I sighed. “You have to promise me that you will.”

“I will Gem. Just tell me.”

I sighed again. “Okay.” I paused. I wasn’t going to tell him just yet. I was secretly waiting until we got there to let him finally know the truth. I just didn’t have the guts to tell him. “Eve is the one who took Alex.”

His jaw dropped. “You mean…the Eve that I’m currently dating…?”

I nodded, and I could sense a hint of sadness in his eyes. I could tell that Eve was a special person to him. After all, they’ve been together for quite some time now. “I’m sorry Randy.”

“No Gem, it’s fine. Can we just go now?”

I nodded, feeling bad to have spoiled a fun moment we were having arguing. We both got into the limo, and it was a silent ride. I had given the piece of paper to the limo driver, and he brought us there with his GPS. We were on the dark side of town. It was completely run-down and filled with garbage everywhere. But we pulled up in front of a bar with a single neon light in the upstairs window.

Randy got out of the limo, and walked away as I crawled out after him. I walked around the building, looking for an access to the upstairs area. Finally, I found the door that led in from the alley in the back. “Randy!”

Randy ran around the building and found me. “You find a way in?”

“Yeah,” I pointed at the door. He walked up and tried to open it…but the door was locked. “Why the hell would Eve tell us to meet her here, when the door is locked?”

I think bringing “her” up sparked something in Randy, because he broke the door down in a fit of rage. I was a little on edge about telling him now. If he’s this pissed off, he could probably hurt me for keeping something like this from him all this time.

Randy stepped onto the door that lay on the cold, hard ground. I followed him inside. “We need to go upstairs,” I said boldly. He nodded and then headed up a staircase down the hall. I followed him.

I walked closely behind Randy as we passed doors to both sides of us that were left open. The doors looked like they were rotting off of the hinges. I will admit, I was pretty scared. And there’s no way I could see Eve hanging out in a dirty place like this.

At the very end of the hall, there was an open door. It was the only door that wasn’t hanging open, so we knew that’s where they were.

We slowed our walking, and eventually we stopped.

Randy turned around and looked at me. “I’m sorry about Alex, and I’m sorry that it’s taken its toll on you.”

I nodded at his words and I stared into his beautiful eyes. “Randy, it’s okay. It’s not your fault. I’m just sorry that Eve isn’t the person you wanted her to be.”

“It’s okay, I should’ve seen it. She’s always been jealous of every other person I talked too. Even John.”

I was kinda shocked. I knew Eve was a jealous, crazy bitch, but I didn’t think she was even jealous of Randy talking to his FRIENDS. “Randy, there’s something I need to tell you.”

“Go ahead.”

I sighed. “Randy, there’s something about Alex that you need to know. I’ve raised him by myself because…well, I was so angry at his father a couple of years ago…and I just, I just secluded myself from the world, and I was just so set on keeping Alex away from his father.”

“Gem, you’re an amazing mother for him, and one day he’ll understand that.”

“Randy, you don’t understand. I never used to want Alex to know his father, but he met him recently, and I recently started talking to his father again as well.” I never realized the tears falling from my eyes until Randy wiped them off my face. I looked away from him. He didn’t understand what I was saying, and I just couldn’t say it.

“Are you ever going to tell anyone who Alex’s father is? Or does everyone have to keep guessing?”

I looked down at my hands, and watched as Randy took them and held them. I opened my mouth to speak, and the door down the hall flew open, and Eve stood in the doorway.

“I’ve seen enough,” she said. She stomped down the hallway towards Randy and I, and Randy pushed me behind him.

“Eve, you need to stop,” he said sternly. I could feel his body tensing up as I held onto his arm. “Listen to me, you are a crazy bitch.”

Eve was stunned. She stopped moving, and her jaw dropped. “Randy, how could you say that?”

Randy chuckled. “Eve, you’re a crazy bitch! Why wouldn’t anyone say that? You don’t allow me to talk to anyone else but you, and you kidnap other people’s kids. You know that’s against the law…right?”

“Randy I didn’t kidnap her kid! They made me do it!” She pointed to the room behind her, and a large buff man stepped out of the room and into the hallway with us. The large man stood behind Eve and grabbed her by the hair.

“You’re not gonna blame this on us Eve.” Eve struggled to get away, but he was nearly lifted her off her feet.

I watched in horror. I knew Eve wasn’t working alone, but by the way this looks, they really did make her do a lot more than she wanted. I stepped in front of Randy, readying myself to beat this large man down. “Let her go.” For as much as I hated Eve, I couldn’t just let this happen to her…mostly because she was the key to getting my son back.

Randy put his arm around me as he stood behind me, readying himself to fight this guy as well.

The large man eyed me down. “You’re the mother of that boy, aren’t you?”

“You’re damn right I am, and I’ve come to get my son back.”

He looked over at Randy and smiled. “And you’re the dad.”

Randy chuckled. “Listen buddy, I’m not affiliated with her son. I’m just here because I was requested to be.”

The large man’s smile never faded. He threw Eve down to the ground and started dragging her back down the hallway. I ran after them and threw myself at the guy.

It was a stupid move…he dropped Eve and pushed her away with his massive leg, and then caught me in midair. He turned me and threw me right into the middle of the room with one major toss. I landed on my side, just enough to see Randy trying to catch him. The door closed, and I was stuck in the room with this massive guy. And as I looked around, I could see a lot of large figures moving out of the shadows. Shit….