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"How's life as a rich boy's girlfriend?" His voice carried a bitter edge. Her brown eyes flicked to him, hands stilling on the dough she'd been kneading. He never asked questions. Ever. "It's fine," she said, forcing conviction that fell flat. He snorted, a rare spark of emotion beyond the fierce love he showed his daughter. "What's funny?" "You deserve someone who makes you feel like you've been by a fucking lightning bolt. Don't settle for 'fine.'"

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Maddie Rhodes didn't plan to get lost backstage at WWE. She definitely didn't plan to impress CM Punk-or start training with him. But what begins as technique and teaching slowly spirals into something neither of them expected.

It's 2008, Jenny, a 24-year-old backstage production assistant at WWE, never expected to fall for one of the company's top stars, let alone the famously straight-edge and sharp-witted CM Punk. What began as quiet glances and shy conversations soon turned into flirty banter, late-night texts, and something neither of them were quite ready to name. Between long travel days, hotel rooms, and the chaotic rhythm of wrestling life, Jenny finds herself drawn deeper into Phil Brooks' world, and his heart. But balancing work, feelings, and the fear of getting hurt isn't easy. Especially when your crush is charming, guarded, and well experienced. Told with intimacy, warmth, and all the fluttery tension of a slow-burn romance, Almost Aligned is a story about found connection in unlikely places, the quiet thrill of growing close, and what happens when two people realize they don't want to let go. Also on Tumblr, @pixielillies

Nicholette isn't your average wrestler. To begin with, she's anorexic. She's constantly running away from her family. Nicholette works for the WWE. In this business, she's the weak link to everybody. Nobody talks to her unless its scripted. Everybody she works with thinks less of her, or so she thinks. Her nickname, The Most Loved Diva, doesn't come from her fans, it comes from her coworkers. Her boss, Stephanie McMahon, is like her mother. Stephanie took Nicholette in when she was 15 years old. Now she's 24 and she's still constantly looking out for Nicholette. When is she going to realize that she can't protect Nicholette from the demons of her past.

Everly Chapman was different from most of the family she grew up with. Unlike most of her family, Everly was a doctor instead of a bounty hunter. She was very smart, so it wasn't a surprise that she became a doctor. Her family was proud of her, even if she wasn't a bounty hunter like most of them. Everly had moved away from her family a few years ago because of her boyfriend. The two were engaged for quite a few years, but their relationship ended when she found him sleeping with her best friend. She was quick to kick his gold-digging behind to the curb, and he was not happy about it. Everly then turned him in on breaking and enterering weeks later when he tried to attack her and their daughter in their home. He tried to sue her for it, and in return, she sued him for custody of their daughter and won. He was never allowed to see the girl again, and the little girl didn't seem to care. The only problem was, after her legal issue, she was fired from her job. They didn't want a doctor that was going to cause issues in their hospital. Everly was distraught, but she had to get through it for her daughter. With one call, she found them a place to stay, and she was thankful that her family still loved her after everything that they had gone through. She just had to find a job that was willing to hire her...

In 2013, a 20-year-old Y/N found herself tangled in a whirlwind connection with CM Punk. Their relationship wasn't conventional-it was built on teasing, playful bickering, and stolen moments in the chaos of WWE. For weeks, they danced around their attraction until they finally gave in, hooking up on and off behind the scenes. It wasn't love, or at least, that's what they both told themselves. But then, Punk started talking about leaving WWE. Y/N didn't want to hear it. She tried to talk him out of it, begged him to stay-not just for WWE, but for her. "Don't leave me," she told him. But in the end, he left anyway. She was heartbroken. Lost. Angry. And in the wake of Punk's departure, she found comfort in Drew McIntyre. What started as friendship turned into something deeper-Drew was there when she needed him, offering support in ways Punk never had. Over the next ten years, Drew became her safe place, her rock. And though she never put a label on it, a part of her knew she had feelings for him. Then, out of nowhere, Punk came back. He walked in like nothing had changed, like the years hadn't passed, like he could just pick up where they left off. And damn it-her feelings for him were still there. The chemistry, the history, the unresolved tension-it all came rushing back. But something was different this time. Drew wasn't just her safe place anymore. He was her home. And when he finally laid his emotions bare, told her how much he loved her, how much he had always loved her, Y/N felt something shift inside her. How had she not seen it before? Now, she's caught between the past and the present. Between the man who left her behind and the man who stood by her through everything. But when all is said and done, CM Punk is endgame. Because despite everything-despite Drew's love, despite the comfort and stability, her heart has always belonged to Punk.

She's the scarred veteran with a punk-rock heart. He's the man she swore she'd never fall for again. For nearly 15 years McKenzie has survived everything the industry could throw at her. Championship reigns, betrayals, heartbreaks, and the slow, bruising reality of being a woman in a man's world. She's learned to fight with her fists, her wit, and her silence. But when CM Punk returns to WWE-newly divorced, older, and as defiant as ever-old wounds reopen. He was her "what if," her most dangerous mistake, and the only man who ever saw through her armor. Their chemistry still burns hot, but so do the grudges, the history, and the scars left behind. As the tensions rise and the spotlight gets harsher McKenzie finds herself fighting battles she never thought she'd have to face again-against rivals, against the system, and against her own guarded heart. In the ring, she's untouchable. Outside it... she might be falling apart. In a world where trust is a gamble and love is a liability, the question isn't whether McKenzie will survive- It's whether she'll let herself win.

·:*¨༺ ♱ When I'm Small ♱ ༻¨*:· Miette 'Miet' Dixon. Feral child. Hellish pre-teen. 'Dead' teenager. ﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌ She wasn't meant to be born. Miette was an accident, Merle was just mean to have a one night stand and then somehow ended up with a fucking child. Not that he really treated her like his child. More like a cockroach who, no matter how many time you put outside, you'll still find in your sock drawer. Or maybe like a parasite. But instead of blood she leached of, it was love. So naturally when the world fell to shit she was begrudgingly brought along for the ride by her father and his brother. {Carl Grimes x OC} {DarylDixon - father figure!}