Hatred Turns Into Love | Seth Rollins | #Wattys2017

One Kiss, Two Kisses, Three Kisses, More....

Colby's POV:

I could feel my chest tighten as my vision started getting blurry. I could feel myself about to burst into tears but I couldn't. I had to stay in character and I was still in my match. There was about 7 minutes left before Smackdown ended. I was convinced that Abby wasn't going to come. She's gotten over me. Abby doesn't love me anymore. I was going to have to accept that. I couldn't keep myself going with a false hope. I just couldn't take it any longer.

I didn't know if I could keep going with my match. Maybe I should just let Neville pin me. I was heartbroken. I didn't have any reason to keep going. Joe and Jon attacked Neville outside the ring whilst the ref was checking on me. They rolled him back lifeless into the ring. I leant on the turnbuckle, trying to catch my breath. I still had a tiny shred of hope that Abby would come. 

I looked at the WWE Universe but I couldn't see her. That's when I definitely felt my heart being crushed. I lost Abby forever. I was about to look away when I saw someone who looked like they had just arrived. It looked like a women. I couldn't see her face as it was covered by what looked like a sign. It wouldn't be my Abby though. I couldn't keep my eyes off this mystery person though. 

Jon and Joe noticed what I was looking at and their eyes also followed her. The women made it to a seat just behind the barricade. It looked like she was about to move the huge sign from her face. She lifted it above her head, smiling. 

As soon as I saw her face, I felt a burst of happiness and love. My heart was pounding hard and there were lots of butterflies in my stomach. I couldn't help but smile. It was Abby!!! She actually turned up. I looked at the sign which said, 'I  ♥ Seth Rollins'.

I looked at Joe and Jon, who were smiling widely at me. Just to make sure I wasn't dreaming, I looked into the crowd again and she was still there. I felt my confidence and motivation rise. I was going to win this match, for Abby and Abby only. 

I looked at Neville who looked like he was about to get up so I waited for him to get into the right position before delivering the best curb stomp I had ever done before. I pinned him for the win and heard the crowd cheer as the ref raised my hand. I looked at Abby, who was smiling at me. I winked at her and she blew me a kiss. 

Joe and Jon got in the ring, hugging me. It was the first match in ages that I actually won. It felt good to win.

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Abby's POV: 

I knew from the second I saw that huge smile on Colby's face that I had made the right decision by coming. The truth was that I still love Colby and leaving him without thinking about how he would take it was really selfish of me. Our time apart didn't make my love for him fade away. It only made it stronger.  

When the show was over, I showed security my backstage pass and they let me in. I decided to go to the Shield locker room when I heard my name. I turned around and saw Colby at the end of the corridor. I did what came naturally and ran down the corridor, jumping onto him into a huge hug, wrapping my legs around his waist. 

"I missed you." he said.

"I missed you more." I said, pulling him into a kiss. It felt so right. I needed Colby and I wasn't going to let him go ever again. 

"I'm so sorry." I said before kissing him again. 

"Don't apologize babe, please." he said, kissing me. We just couldn't stay away from each other, kissing each other every five seconds. 

"I love you so much. I promise I'll never leave you again." I said, kissing him. Again.

"I love you more. I promise I'll do everything I can to make you happy." he said.

I kissed him again. I leant my back against the wall, my legs still around his waist. I missed everything about Colby. His smile, his laugh, his cuddles, his kisses, everything. He made my heart smile, if that's even a thing. We ended up making out in the corridor but luckily, nobody passed by. 

I was going to make sure I never let Colby go again.