Just Friends
Chapter 1
It was a day
like any other.
The beautiful
honey blonde pulled her locks back in a tight ponytail, knowing she didn’t have
a lot of time to get downstairs to the lobby.
Caralyn pulled a black hooded sweatshirt over her head, blue skinny
jeans hugging her hips and legs perfectly, and feet encased in black steel toed
boots. She had a big black luggage bag
slung over her shoulder, keycard in hand, her cell phone pushed in her back
jean pocket.
Insomnia had
struck again, so she wasn’t exactly in the best mood and not fully awake yet,
desperately needing coffee. Sighing
heavily, Caralyn stepped on the elevator and pushed the button that would send
her down to the hotel lobby. Her shoulder
was killing her from the heft of the luggage bag, which also had her pride and
joy laptop in it.
Caralyn
Nichols worked for World Wrestling Entertainment and was the personal assistant
of Randy Orton, who was also known to many wrestling fans around the globe as
The Viper or The Legend Killer. He
wasn’t the easiest person to get along with, stubborn to a fault, and
definitely liked things a certain way.
Caralyn could take anything he dished out though, which is why Vince
McMahon, the owner of the company, chose her for the position.
Randy didn’t
really give her any problems, unless he really felt it necessary, and for that
Caralyn was very thankful. However, one
thing Randy couldn’t stand was when Caralyn ran late and currently, that’s
exactly what was happening. Of course
Randy wasn’t always on time either, so when Caralyn stepped off the elevator
and didn’t see him waiting on her, she sighed a huge breath of relief.
Caralyn was a
very headstrong woman, though she did have her moments of vulnerability, but
didn’t take any snuff from the Superstars or Divas in the company. Vince had originally wanted to make Caralyn a
new Diva, but she respectfully declined.
Knowing she could never parade around in skimpy outfits, not to mention
every Diva was obligated to learn how to wrestle.
Something
Caralyn knew she’d never do.
Before the
position for Randy’s personal assistant came about, Caralyn was one of the
script writers for the Smackdown! brand of the company. WWE was split into two separate shows that
competed against each other and she’d started her career on Smackdown!, where
most of her friends were. Caralyn loved
her job and never wanted to do anything else…until she found out that Lauren,
the lead script writer and Caralyn’s supervisor, had been taking credit for her
ideas on the show.
Caralyn
confronted Lauren about it and Lauren simply told her she had to earn her
stripes in the company, that there was nothing Caralyn could do about it. Never in all the years of her life had
Caralyn wanted to hurt someone as much as she did Lauren, but refrained because
she didn’t want to be fired from the company.
Caralyn didn’t let it go though and went straight to the top, Vince
McMahon, and told him what was happening.
“I’m not here
to make a complaint, Mr. McMahon. I’m
simply here to tell you that if you don’t give me a new position in the
company, I will have to resign and find someplace else to work. I love what I do for a living, but I also
refuse to be walked on and have my ideas stolen from Lauren.”
To make sure
Vince took her seriously and didn’t blow her off, Caralyn promptly handed him
her official resignation letter, walking out without a word. Caralyn cried for the next several days as
soon as she arrived home, her heart broken because she loved script
writing. She loved coming up with the
ideas that came to life on television, courtesy of the Superstars and
Divas.
Three days
later, Caralyn received a shocking phone call from Vince McMahon, informing her
that she would be transferred to the Raw brand, but she wouldn’t be a script
writer. The Raw brand already had their
script writing team and Vince didn’t want to toy with it, so he decided to make
her a personal assistant to one of his main superstars. At first, Caralyn was hesitant to take this
opportunity, but then again, she hated living with a ‘what if’ moment and
accepted.
Caralyn was
absolutely stunned when she found out who she would be working exclusively
with.
Randy Orton.
The first time
she’d met Randy, Caralyn instantly knew he had a cocky arrogance and she wasn’t
going to put up with that. When he
actually asked her if she would run down the street to a local mart to grab him
some condoms for a date, Caralyn told him to go take a walk off a short
pier. After that, Randy knew he wasn’t
dealing with an ordinary woman and apologized to her for his behavior. Caralyn accepted the apology, but warned him
if he EVER asked her to do something that degrading again, she would beat the
hell out of him.
Randy didn’t doubt
it and they became fast friends, telling each other their deepest and darkest
secrets. Caralyn felt comfortable with
Randy and knew she could tell him absolutely anything; he would never let any
of her secrets or skeletons slip. She’d
been his personal assistant for two years and Caralyn never wanted it to end,
knowing Randy like the back of her hand.
He was her best friend and she knew Randy felt the same way, especially
with how protective he was of her.
Randy had
recently begun feuding with Stephen Farrelly –most fans knew him all over as
The Celtic Warrior Sheamus- and Caralyn didn’t like the man from the moment she
met him. There was something about him
that rubbed her the wrong way, but she couldn’t put her finger on it. This man had bright fiery red hair that stuck
up like he’d been electrocuted and his skin was pale white. He did indeed look like a huge jar of human
mayo, which John Cena had recently called him.
Stephen was
downright frightening and built like a freight train, though Randy wasn’t
scared of him in the least. Caralyn was
really hesitant to even go near him, not even sure if he belonged on this
planet, but had no choice. Randy had to
work with him because he was going after the world title that Stephen currently
held. Randy assured her everything would
be fine and promised he would protect her, knowing she was terrified of
Stephen.
Someone
grabbed her from behind, an arm wrapping around her waist, jolting Caralyn out
of her deep thoughts. She jumped about a
foot in the air and whipped around, coming face to chest with Randy,
scowling. Randy couldn’t help laughing
and kissed her forehead, only to receive a sharp slap on his bare arm.
“Sorry
couldn’t resist, Cara.” He winked, rubbing his arm. “Damn, you got quite a slap
for such a tiny woman.”
“There’s more
where that came from if you scare the shit out of me like that again.” Caralyn
warned, though couldn’t help smiling when Randy took her bag, relieving the
burden of carrying it. “By the way, you’re late.”
“So sue me.”
He grumbled, causing her to laugh because Randy always pointed out whenever she
was late. “I guess the tables have turned eh?”
“Damn straight
and you didn’t have to carry that.”
“Shut up and
get moving woman, we’re on a tight schedule.”
Randy shook his
head, knowing Caralyn had probably been late, but he couldn’t prove it so he
wasn’t going to call her out. They
walked over to the receptionist and handed over their key cards, Randy guiding
her out of the hotel toward their rental car.
He knew her shoulder had been bothering her lately and didn’t want it
injured further.
He didn’t
blame her; the thing weighed a ton for a tiny person like her. Caralyn stood at just five feet six and
weighed practically nothing, though she did have a curvaceous figure. However, height didn’t mean anything because
this tiny vixen put anyone in their place, no matter the size. Her hair was beautiful, though Caralyn rarely
left it down to show off the honey colors throughout her hair.
What
captivated Randy most about his woman were her deep teal colored eyes and they
were not contacts. Shortly after Caralyn
began working with him, he couldn’t help asking her one night on the way back
to the hotel if her eye color was real.
Caralyn laughed at his curiosity and put his mind at ease, assuring him
they were indeed real and not fake contacts.
Having nearly perfect vision, there was no reason for Caralyn to wear
contacts in the first place.
“So where are
we headed before the airport?” Caralyn asked once they were on the road, Randy
always being the driver unless he was deadbeat tired. It didn’t happen often.
“Well first
I’m taking you out for breakfast because I’m starving and you know I’m a
bottomless pit.” They both laughed because Randy was telling the truth. “Then
off to Canada, which I’m not looking forward to, but that’s between us.”
Caralyn
blushed furiously and looked away from him, which Randy absolutely loved
because he knew he was the only who could get that kind of reaction from
her. Unbeknownst to Randy, Caralyn had
fallen in love with him over the past two years, but she was a master at hiding
her feelings. She was scared to mix
business with pleasure and didn’t want to ruin the special friendship they had,
deciding she’d rather have Randy in her life as a friend than not at all.
“You’re
something else.” She slapped his arm playfully, causing him to raise an
eyebrow. “I’m surprised you managed to get up this early.” Caralyn smirked and
looked out the window, the beautiful city of Los Angeles staring back at her.
“Any particular place in mind you want to eat at?”
“Not sure, I
was gonna let you decide because the last time I chose, you didn’t approve.”
Randy loved Cracker Barrel, but he didn’t always want to make the decisions for
Caralyn. “I was thinking IHOP, but…”
“You
definitely know the way to a woman’s heart.” Caralyn grinned from ear to ear,
loving IHOP, and couldn’t wait to have some strawberry stuffed French toast.
“Definitely IHOP, get going I’m hungry now!”
Randy chuckled
at her enthusiasm and they made small talk throughout the drive, smiling the
whole time. Randy reached over and
pulled the holder from Caralyn’s hair, watching it cascade down her shoulders
in shining damp honey waves. She whipped
her head to stare at him and Randy simply tossed the holder over his shoulder,
winking. Caralyn scowled, though she
knew how much Randy hated it when she put her hair up, which was ninety nine
perfect of the time.
He liked
seeing her hair down, though Caralyn always brought extras with her and knew
when they began eating at IHOP, it would go right back up again. Randy knew how much Caralyn despised having
her hair messed with, but he honestly couldn’t help it. She looked breathtaking with it down and it
smelled heavenly, always leaving behind a scent when she left a room. The scent would linger for five minutes and
it was always something different, switching from strawberries to mangos.
“You know I
hate it when you put your hair up, you need to show it off. It’s gorgeous.” He stated, causing her to
shoot teal daggers at him and Randy simply laughed. “You can’t stay mad at me.”
Rolling her
eyes in his direction, Caralyn pulled off another holder from her wrist, but
Randy had quick hands, snatching it from her. “You just love messing with me
don’t you?” It wasn’t a question and Caralyn growled in frustration, knowing
she would have to eat carefully since Randy wouldn’t let her put her hair up.
“You know I
do, Cara, always.” He smirked and didn’t realize that every time he did that,
it melted Caralyn’s insides into mush.
“Yeah, yeah
whatever.” She grumbled good-naturedly, but truth be told it wasn’t that
bad.
She smiled up
at him and leaned over, kissing his cheek to let him know there were no hard
feelings…that she wasn’t angry with him.
Randy smiled and took her hand in his, kissing the back of it gently
while he continued driving. He knew he
was falling in love with Caralyn, it’d been happening for awhile, but Randy
tried everything to ignore his feelings.
He didn’t want
to take the chance of having Caralyn reject him, knowing there was no way she
felt the same way about him. He’d rather
have this beautiful woman in his life as a friend than not at all because it
would kill Randy if he did lose her. He was
glad they were best friends and Randy knew he would just have to settle for
that.
They arrived
at IHOP a few minutes later and Randy opened the door for her, guiding her
inside, the hostess seating them in a booth. “So what are you having?” He
asked, looking over the menu, chuckling when she said French toast. “That’s
exactly what I thought.”
Sadness
radiated from Randy and Caralyn could feel it, frowning as she set her menu
down, locking eyes with solemn blue. “Randy, what is it?” She asked softly,
watching him heave out a heavy sigh. “Come on, you can talk to me about
anything.”
“I know,
sorry. I just have a lot on my mind
lately.” He looked out the window, suddenly not able to meet those beautiful teal
orbs. “I asked Sam for a divorce last night.”
Caralyn
blinked in shock when she heard that because Randy was completely in love with
Samantha. “Come again?” She wanted to make sure she’d heard him right,
immediately reaching across the table to take his hand. “Please tell me I heard
you wrong. Why did you do that? I thought you two were doing really
well?” She was baffled and watched Randy
take a slow sip of his water.
“She wasn’t
too keen on coming on the road with me anymore.
It’s not that I didn’t want her on the road with me, but nobody likes
her, Cara. When I told her it would be
better if she stayed home for one week, she flew off the handle and told me to
go fuck myself, hung up on me and that was the end of it.” He explained, the
conversation pretty much being a lot of cussing, crying and ranting from
Samantha while Randy tried consoling her.
Caralyn
couldn’t exactly deny the fact that Samantha was incredibly annoying because
she did have a bad reputation backstage. “I’m sorry.” She whispered, not
knowing what else to say.
“I know you
don’t like her either, but thanks for being nice about it.” He smiled and once
again entwined their fingers together just as the waitress came over to take
their orders.
“No problem.”
Randy ended up
getting the same thing Caralyn did, stuffed strawberry French toast, both of
them changing the subject to something more upbeat. He had a match against Ted DiBiase that night
and Caralyn knew he would win, always on his side no matter what. Samantha wasn’t spoken of again, though
Caralyn knew it would take some time before Randy could move on fully.
She would do
what she could to help her best friend through it.
Chapter 2
Breakfast
finished and Randy drove to the airport, making small chatter with Caralyn, always
enjoying their time together. It wasn’t
often he actually acquired one on one time with his beautiful personal
assistant, though when it did come around, Randy milked it for every second he
could. Before he met Caralyn, Randy was
a male slut, sleeping with every woman that came his way.
It didn’t
matter what he was doing, where he had to go, he was constantly on pussy
patrol. He would have sex with women at
the airports while waiting for a flight in the bathroom and sneak ring rats
into his dressing room backstage at shows just for quickies. It was never-ending; Randy had somewhat of a
sex addiction and honestly hadn’t cared what people thought of him, thinking he
was a big wrestling star that Vince McMahon couldn’t possibly replace.
Until Caralyn
Nichols came into his life, remembering the first time he laid eyes on her.
He honestly
thought she was just another brainless blonde who wanted a piece of The Legend
Killer, which is why he’d made the condom crack. Caralyn arched an eyebrow at him and Randy
would forever remember the look in her teal eyes as they blazed with anger,
showing off her fiery attitude. Randy
had been on an ego trip and Caralyn instantly knocked him down several hundred
pegs, which he would always be grateful for.
From that
moment, Randy stopped sleeping with every woman who batted an eyelash at him.
Randy still
couldn’t believe two years had passed by, wishing time would slow down a little
because it seemed like he hardly spent time with Caralyn. She was his personal assistant, but Randy was
always so busy with appearances, autograph signings and his actual job,
wrestling, that he really didn’t feel he had time for her. It was stupid considering he was married, but
Randy couldn’t help feeling drawn to her.
He’d met
Samantha a little while after Caralyn became his personal assistant during one
of his trips home to St. Louis. Samantha
had been there, his high school sweetheart, and they rekindled their
relationship…or so Randy thought. As
much as he loved Samantha, Randy would always secretly wish it was Caralyn he
made love and held in his arms at night instead of her.
When Samantha
claimed she was pregnant, Randy immediately stepped up and decided he had to
let this crush on Caralyn die because he had responsibilities to Samantha and
their unborn child. Randy quickly
proposed to her and Samantha accepted, both of them seemingly happy, even
though Randy slowly died inside. Caralyn
stood up at their wedding as one of Samantha’s bridesmaids, after being pleaded
by the pregnant woman, and Randy had no idea just how hard it was for his
friend.
To actually
watch Randy get married to Samantha tore Caralyn’s heart to shreds, though on
the outside she smiled brightly and congratulated them. Caralyn knew it was stupid to fall for him,
but nobody could help who they fell in love with, no matter the
circumstances. She wished them well and
flew home after the ceremony, while Randy went on his month long honeymoon with
Samantha to Hawaii.
Shortly after
Randy took leave from the company, Vince had given Caralyn a new wrestler to
work with…John Cena. He was incredibly
handsome and had crystalline blue eyes with short soft brown hair, standing
just over six feet tall. The man had an
incredible body with muscles in places Caralyn didn’t know existed, though she
thought he was too buff.
At first,
Caralyn just wanted to be his personal assistant and not get personally
involved with him, but John was unwavering, refusing to give up. He was a chatterbox and said he enjoyed
hearing the sound of her voice when she spoke to him, even if it was strictly
about work. Caralyn stared in his big
pleading blue eyes and instantly melted, allowing John to knock down the walls
she’d built up around her heart, knowing Randy would never be hers.
The more they
hung out together, the more Caralyn grew too actually like John and his hood
rat personality. He toned it down around
her when they were alone and Caralyn was glad for it, feeling as though she
lost IQ points whenever he went into hood rat mode. Though Caralyn would give him this much
credit, John made her laugh and made her feel good about herself, always
calling her his beautiful buttercup.
Like grew into love and when John finally asked Caralyn out to dinner,
she couldn’t help accepting, wanting to be happy.
Randy ended up
being gone longer than anyone anticipated, Caralyn later finding out it was
because Samantha had threatened to divorce him and take their baby away if he
didn’t stay home to help her with the pregnancy. She wanted to seriously hurt Samantha,
knowing how much Randy loved what he did for a living, and the conniving bitch
had forced him out of it for nearly a year.
Randy had claimed he had a bad injury he was overcoming, which was
partially true, but Caralyn knew the truth.
So she ended up being John’s personal assistant for close to a year,
which built their relationship stronger.
When Randy
came back, Caralyn immediately became his personal assistant again, though John
was not happy about it. “You knew this was temporary.” She had tried reasoning
while packing her things, ready to move them back to Randy’s dressing room.
John had
stopped her and pulled her into his arms, kissing her passionately, pressing
his forehead to hers. “Stay with me, buttercup.” He pleaded, staring down in
her teal eyes, frowning. “You know you won’t be as happy with him as you are
with me.”
“John…”
Caralyn kissed him quickly on the lips, smiling. “I have to go back to him, but
this doesn’t change anything between us.
We’re still on the same show, you just won’t see me as often as you do
now and that’s a good thing for us.
You’ll see.”
Caralyn had
walked out of John’s dressing room and back to Randy’s, actually glad to be
back where she felt she truly belonged.
As soon as she saw Randy, Caralyn hugged him tightly and welcomed him
back, immediately getting to work. They
grew closer the more Caralyn worked with him, while still trying to build a
relationship with John, and so far it had worked out.
She still
couldn’t believe she’d been with John for two years and things were going
alright between them, but Caralyn felt like he was distancing himself from her
lately. Then again, she knew how busy
John was with his music and movie career on top of being the top star in the
company. Vince expected a lot from him,
way more than Randy, so Caralyn didn’t mind giving John his space, which is why
she currently sat in a car with Randy listening to music instead of her
boyfriend.
Caralyn
honestly didn’t mind it either, knowing her heart belonged to Randy and not
John, but she had to get over that.
Randy was taken, even if he wasn’t in a happy marriage and John loved
her unconditionally. She wished she
could give him the same love back, actually contemplating asking Vince to
switch her services back over to John just so she could distance herself away
from Randy.
One look in
Randy’s beautiful blue eyes and that thought immediately flew out the window.
“Come on
beautiful, we need to get moving.” Randy ushered her inside quickly, taking her
hand so he didn’t lose her in the sea of people they were currently fighting
against.
“I swear,
we’re forever running late.” Caralyn laughed when Randy scowled at her,
sticking her tongue out in response while security went through her bags.
They made it
within minutes of the plane taking off to Vancouver, Canada.
Randy settled
back in the seat, not realizing he still held Caralyn’s hand while she popped
her ear buds in, finally pulling it out of his grasp. He looked down, frowning because he felt
empty without her hand in his, making him sigh heavily. Caralyn hated planes and music helped her get
through the take off part of them, though Randy did his best to comfort her. He grabbed her hand again and gave it a
gentle squeeze, his heart nearly doing a leap when she flashed a heart stopping
smile at him.
Why did she
have to be so damn beautiful?
Caralyn
honestly didn’t mind Randy holding her hand, knowing he was simply doing it
because he knew how scared she was of planes.
With how long she’d worked for the WWE, Caralyn still had that fear and
blasted her music, clicking her seatbelt on.
She winked back at him, letting Randy know she was alright and leaned
back against the seat, her eyes closing.
Randy knew better not to bother her and smirked, hearing her audible
country music blaring through the small buds in her ears.
“She’s going
to end up deaf.” He muttered good-naturedly, declining when the flight
attendant came over with a cart, asking if they wanted anything. “No thank
you.”
Flushing, the
flight attendant took a deep breath. “If you need anything…ANYTHING at all…”
Her voice had dropped to a seductive purr, Randy simply smiling back at her.
“I’ll let you
know if I do.” He assured her quietly, his hand clasping Caralyn’s a little
more, sending a clear message to the woman he was taken.
He chuckled as
the flight attendant walked off, glancing over at his personal assistant,
knowing she would’ve probably popped him upside his head if he knew he’d just
used her to get away from a temptress.
Caralyn saw the whole exchange go down and pulled her ear buds out of
her ears, once she was sure they were high up in the sky, hating how her ears
popped. Randy looked back at her with
those deep blue eyes and Caralyn couldn’t help shaking her head, not able to
wipe the smile from her face, glad Randy had taken the window seat.
“Thanks Cara.”
He murmured softly, his mouth hovering over her ear.
“Anytime.”
Randy could
tell something was bothering Caralyn, though he couldn’t figure out what and it
was driving him crazy. She’d been
quieter than usual lately, which wasn’t like Caralyn, who was normally a
regular chatterbox. The energetic,
bouncy beautiful woman was simply sitting there with one ear bud, the other out
so they could talk if Randy wanted. He
knew Caralyn had a lot on her mind and wondered if it had anything to do with
her John.
John
Cena…Randy gritted his teeth at the thought of the man, closing his eyes to
momentarily simmer his heated blood.
Every time he thought about John and Caralyn together, it tore a bigger
hole in his already damaged heart. He
couldn’t believe he’d come back to the company, only to find out Caralyn had
fallen in John’s arms. He could tell how
truly happy she was with the man too, which made it that much harder for Randy
to accept. He tried telling Caralyn what
a scumbag John was, how he cheated on every girlfriend he had and didn’t care
about her, but she didn’t want to hear any of it.
“If he
cheated, it’s in his past just like it’s in yours, Randy.” She’d made a valid
point and Randy couldn’t argue against it, knowing he had a bad reputation
backstage for his pussy patrol days. “People change and I trust him. Are you telling me that I shouldn’t trust him
because of his past? Because if that’s
the case, then I can’t trust you.”
Against better
judgment, Randy had actually called her a ring rat and regretted saying it ever
since that day. It’d been two years, but
Randy still felt guilty because he would never get the image of her eyes
glazing over with tears, the sheer hurt shining in them. Randy apologized to her profusely and Caralyn
had given him the silent treatment for two months straight. When she finally did speak to him again,
Randy nearly had a heart attack and swore he’d never hurt her again.
Randy was just
glad Caralyn had stuck with him instead of going back to being John’s personal
assistant.
He wasn’t
stupid by any means though. Randy knew
John was screwing around on Caralyn because he knew the man too well. He’d tried warning Caralyn of John’s
infidelity, but the woman had too big of a heart to actually believe John would
cheat on her. Randy had caught the Bella
twins sneaking into John’s dressing room, along with Jillian, on more than one
occasion whenever Caralyn left to come back to his. Randy would stand outside and hear some
pretty interesting sounds that clearly told him what was going on behind the
closed door, John was definitely having sex with more than just Caralyn. He had no idea how to tell Caralyn, knowing
what would happen if he even approached the subject again, and decided he would
let her figure it out for herself.
As much as it
killed him, sometimes a person had to find things out the hard way, like their
boyfriend screwing every woman in sight behind their back.
Caralyn
glanced over at Randy, seeing he was deep in thought, his forehead scrunched up
a little bit and his eyes looking straight head. She frowned, knowing he was probably thinking
about his impending divorce from Samantha, still not believing what she’d found
out. Samantha had a temper on her,
Caralyn knew that, but to actually end a marriage over something that
ridiculous…Caralyn knew there was more to it.
She wasn’t about to press Randy on the subject though, deciding that it
wasn’t any of her business.
Was it wrong
to be in love with her best friend while she was still with another man he
secretly despised? Of course it was,
though Caralyn was too stubborn to actually admit it to her mind and heart, even
as they screamed it at her. The truth
was hard to swallow sometimes and Caralyn wasn’t ready to do it, scared to
death of what could happen. Randy didn’t
feel the same way about her as she did him and John made her happy for the most
part, so why couldn’t she just let her feelings for Randy go? Caralyn knew she loved John, but she wasn’t
in love with him because of how deep her feelings ran for Randy…because she was
in love with a man she simply could not have.
‘I’m such an
idiot.’ She thought miserably, pushing her other ear bud in her ear, just
wanting to get lost in the music that engulfed her.
To make
matters worse, John rarely came to Randy’s dressing room because Randy had
threatened him to stay away. So Caralyn
had to always go track down John and nearly all the time he was either busy
with a promo, going over ring techniques or doing appearances for the
company. Very rarely did they ever get
alone time, like her and Randy had, and that was because she wasn’t John’s
personal assistant. Caralyn couldn’t
bring herself to leave Randy’s side though, he was her best friend and that
would never change no matter if she was with another man or not.
Chapter 3
Randy pulled
into the arena parking lot a few hours later and Caralyn had barely spoken three
words to him. She simply stared out the
window deep in thought and Randy wondered what was going through that beautiful
head of hers. She always hid her
feelings from him, always tried pretending like everything was peaches and
cream, when in reality it wasn’t. It
killed Randy because the sadness in her eyes tore him apart, wishing she would
just confide in him about how she felt.
He reached
over and took her hand, breaking Caralyn out of her deep thoughts, and rubbed
the top of it gently with his thumb. “Are you alright?” He asked quietly, not
able to handle the silence anymore.
“Yeah, just
tired.” Caralyn smiled weakly, squeezing his hand in reassurance. “I haven’t
been sleeping well lately.”
“Insomnia?”
Randy guessed, knowing it wore her down whenever she didn’t sleep and sometimes
had to use sleeping pills just to get a few hours rest.
“You know me
too well.” She chuckled ruefully with a gentle sigh, slipping out of the car.
Randy somehow
knew she felt the same way about him as he did her, or maybe that was just
wishful thinking on his part. He
honestly couldn’t tell, Caralyn was so hard to read sometimes, which drove him
to the brink of madness. Breaking out of
his thoughts when a black window tinted SUV pulled up beside them in the
parking lot, Randy felt his heart break at the smile that lit Caralyn’s face at
the sight of her boyfriend. He really
wanted to get out of his own SUV and just pound the hell out of John because he
knew what he was doing to Caralyn, but refrained.
John Cena
stepped out of the SUV, wearing his patented orange shirt with baggy blue jean
shorts and matching baseball cap. His
arms were even bigger than Caralyn remembered, if that was possible, and had
his orange wristbands on each wrist and biceps.
His blue eyes instantly locked with teal orbs and John dropped his bag
on the asphalt, immediately going toward his girlfriend. He hadn’t seen her in a few days because she
had appearances with Randy, attending being part of her job.
She ran into
his arms and John lifted her up, her legs instantly locking around his waist as
he spun her around in circles, their foreheads meeting. Caralyn couldn’t help smiling, glad to be
back in his arms and away from Randy, knowing this is where she belonged. She had to convince herself of that because
John was fully available and Randy wasn’t, a harsh reality pill Caralyn forced
herself to swallow. Right now though,
her eyes were for her boyfriend as his lips instantly captured hers, her arms
wrapping around his neck, accidentally knocking his hat off. John chuckled, not minding as he tightened
his huge arms around her small frame, pressing her back against the SUV as his
lips devoured hers whole.
“Damn I missed
you, babe.” He mumbled against her lips, growling softly, rubbing his nose
lightly against hers.
“I missed you
too.” She murmured softly, running her fingers over his thin brown hair,
moaning when his lips descended on hers again.
One thing John
did make Caralyn feel was desire and passion, her body igniting with fire as
soon as his lips captured hers, making her head spin. There was absolutely no problem as far as sex
went, it was explosive and powerful whenever they came together, which wasn’t
too often these days. Caralyn giggled
when John began raining kisses all over her face, moving to her neck and ears,
knowing she was very ticklish unless his kisses were chaste. Right now, his lips barely brushed against
her skin, causing her to do a full body shiver, and shook her head when John
smirked at her.
“What are you
doing here?” He suddenly asked, pulling away from her slightly, not even
noticing the jealous filled eyes of Randy Orton. “I thought you weren’t
supposed to be here until later.” His voice was a little gruff, having not
expected his girlfriend’s untimely arrival.
He had a
session planned and she ruined it by showing up, knowing he would have to
explain to Jillian why he disappointed her.
They usually met in the deep bowels of the arena, where nobody could
hear their session take place, especially Jillian’s screeching. Such good pussy gone to waste, John sighed as
he set his girlfriend on her feet and swiped his hat from the ground, slipping
it back on.
“I didn’t know
when we’d get here and Randy decided to come straight to the arena instead of
going to the hotel first.” That was unusual for Randy, though Caralyn wasn’t
questioning it, raising a slow eyebrow. “What does it matter if I’m here
early?” Caralyn was somewhat confused by the abrupt question, folding her arms
in front of her chest. “Do you have to be somewhere without me?”
“Nah babe, you
know it ain’t like that.” John sighed, not wanting to upset her when they’d
barely seen each other in the past couple weeks. “I was just curious, you know
how I roll.”
Caralyn didn’t
know what came over her, but his question had seriously angered her and she
wasn’t sure why. It was almost as if he
was trying to hide something from her, but Caralyn immediately doused that
accusation, knowing it was because of Randy she’d thought that way lately. She secretly wanted John to cheat on her so
that way she had an excuse to be with Randy.
It wasn’t fair to her boyfriend and Caralyn felt like a heartless bitch,
chewing her bottom lip thoughtfully.
“I’ll see you
later, Cara.” Randy cut in, waving at her before heading inside the arena,
needing to pump some iron to get his aggression out. Before he unleashed it on John Cena and ended
up in prison for attempted murder.
John cleared
his throat and rubbed the back of his neck, knowing Randy didn’t approve of him
being with Caralyn, but he honestly didn’t care. Who was Randy to tell him who he could and
could not be with? John hated him just
as much, but suppressed his hatred because he didn’t want to upset Caralyn,
knowing how close she and Randy were. He
didn’t mind it too much, though whenever Randy stepped over the line and got
into their business, John instantly put a stop to it.
“I’m glad you
came early.” John wanted the attention back on him, gently taking Caralyn’s
chin in his hand, forcing her eyes to meet his again. “I was just wondering why
you were here so early and I’m glad you’re here.” That was a little white lie,
but John had to do what he had to do, running his finger down her cheek. “I’ve
missed you, babe.”
Caralyn
sighed, having watched Randy practically stalk into the arena, knowing John
showing up had upset him. “I know you did, I missed you too.” She said, truly
meaning it because John got her mind off of Randy nine times out of ten, especially
when he kissed her again. “You sounded kind of…I don’t know…agitated that I was
here sooner than you expected…” She was losing her mind and immediately reached
up to cup his face in her hand, those blue eyes searing her. “I’m sorry.”
John chuckled and
lifted her up once more, sitting her on the hood of his SUV and stood between
her legs, loving how the blue skinny jeans clung to her every curve. “I know
baby girl, don’t worry about it. You
know I love your fire.” He smirked when she blushed, the roses blooming in her
cheeks, and growled before kissing her hungrily again.
She was so
confused, wondering how she could be in love with Randy, yet John’s kisses lit
her on fire? It didn’t make any sense
and Caralyn was sick of rationalizing it, loving the warmth that radiated from
his huge body. She loved his arms,
Caralyn thought they were too big, but John had worked out ever since he was
fifteen years old. He’d busted his ass
for years to acquire the body he had and it was all natural; he refused to take
any steroids or juice himself up.
“Damn Caralyn,
you look so hot…”
John could
feel the pulsating needs in the confines of his jean shorts, wondering if his
girlfriend would be opposed to having an impromptu right in the parking
lot. He growled, his lips leaving hers
to travel down her throat, his huge hands running up and down her sides in a
gentle caress. If he couldn’t have
Jillian, then Caralyn would have to do, which John didn’t mind in the least. Not like he couldn’t give Jillian a call later
on that night after the show, knowing Caralyn was probably going back to the
hotel to sleep off her jetlag.
“Not out
here…” Caralyn breathed out, feeling John pull back as their eyes locked, both
smoldered over with desire for each other. “You know I don’t like doing it
where everyone can see.”
John had an
adventurous side to him while Caralyn refused to explore hers, which irritated
him to say the least. This was a man who
enjoyed streaking through the arenas, not minding his nudity in the slightest, not
ashamed of his body. Caralyn was very
modest and proper, they were opposites almost in every way, though somehow John
was drawn to her. He didn’t know what it
was about Caralyn, but he had to have her as his no matter what.
“Fine, you’re
no fun.” He grumbled, pulling away reluctantly and helped her off the hood of
his SUV, once again wrapping his strong arms around her. “I’m glad I ran into
you because there’s somethin’ I wanna talk to you about later tonight after the
show.”
John had been
thinking for the past few weeks and decided what he wanted to do about his
relationship with Caralyn, hoping she was on board. Jillian would definitely have to wait because
John was guaranteeing getting a lot of sex for what he was about to talk to
Caralyn about. He knew Caralyn loved him
and was tired of holding back because he truly did love her as well, her pussy
just wasn’t enough to keep him a one woman man.
As far as John
was concerned, whatever Caralyn didn’t know wouldn’t hurt her.
“About what?”
Caralyn asked, mildly bewildered by the sudden change, seeing how serious John
was. “John, is everything okay?” She asked hesitantly, wondering if he wanted
to end their relationship, the feeling making her heart nearly plummet to her
stomach.
“Everything is
fine, baby girl, I promise.” John assured her with a smile, kissing her lips
softly, lingeringly. “We just really need to talk. I have a match in the main event. Have dinner with me tonight afterwards.” He
softly commanded, tucking a stray strand of her honey blonde hair behind her
ear tenderly. “Please?” He took her hand in his own, giving them a gentle
squeeze, letting her know that this was a going to be a good talk.
Caralyn
couldn’t deny him anything and nodded, knowing they really did have to talk and
spend some time together. If this was
going to work, Caralyn had to be a part of John’s life more both inside and
outside of the company. Right now, she
felt like a fling because of how rarely they saw each other, though she also
didn’t want to make John feel guilty over his success. That wasn’t fair to him because he worked so
hard and gave one hundred percent in everything he did, whether it was movies,
music or wrestling.
“You don’t
even have to say please, I’ve missed you and whatever you want to talk about,
I’m ready for it.” Caralyn stated, feeling him lace their fingers together.
“What time do you want to meet in the parking lot?”
John thought
about it for a few seconds, knowing they couldn’t leave until the show was
fully over with. “How about eleven? I
know you’ll probably end up taking a nap in Orton’s dressing room.” He tried
keeping the bitterness out of his voice, but John couldn’t help it, the jealous
monster seeping out.
Caralyn
ignored it and simply wrapped her arms around his torso, pressing a soft kiss
to his shirt covered chest. “You know me well, but actually the jetlag isn’t
that bad. I don’t know if it’s the music
that’s helping or what, but I don’t feel sick like I usually do.” She was
thankful for that because jetlag was hell on earth to deal with.
“Really?” John
grinned, knowing it was his idea for her to use the music, kissing the top of
her head. “I’m glad it’s working for you, baby girl. I don’t like it when you feel sick.” Hell
sometimes John even got jetlag, though he never showed it or complained,
knowing it was a part of the whole traveling stipulation in doing what he loved
for a living.
“I know you
worry about me and I think it is the music.
I’ve been doing exactly what you said.” Caralyn knew that would make him
feel good, giggling when he tightened his arms around her body, enjoying the
embrace. “How did you come up with that idea anyway?”
“Intuition.”
John rumbled softly, his mouth right by her ear, and smirked when he felt her
shiver against him again. “Cold?”
“You know damn
well I’m not cold whenever I’m around you.” She retorted with a snort,
squealing out when John suddenly lifted her over his shoulder caveman style,
giggling. “Jonathan Felix-Anthony Cena!!”
“Oh man, she
busted out the full name.” He groaned jokingly and slid his hand up her leg to
grab a nice handful of her pert ass, practically purring. “Damn you have such a
fine ass, babe.”
Rolling her
eyes playfully, Caralyn simply reached down and pinched his own ass, causing
John to nearly drop her as he yelped in surprise. “Turnabout is fair play, Mr.
Cena.” She shot back, causing him to stare at her through narrowed blue eyes,
pure evil intentions swirling through them.
“Is that
right, Ms. Nichols?”
He slowly
began stalking toward her, watching Caralyn back away, chuckling wickedly when
her back hit the SUV, towering over her.
She was small compared to him and John loved it because he felt powerful
whenever he was with her and strong. He
gripped her waist and lifted her up again, her legs wrapping around him
instinctively, seeing how wide her teal eyes became.
Chuckling
huskily, John grabbed both of her wrists in one large hand, placing them in
front of her and proceeded to blow raspberries all over her neck and chest, her
squeals of delight pure music to his ears.
He loved her laughter. It was one
of the many things that drew John to her, especially when she became his
personal assistant.
He’d fought
tooth and nail with Vince after Caralyn agreed to go back to Randy, not wanting
to lose her services, but Vince was resolute.
Vince simply said it was Caralyn’s decision and that made John angry,
which is why he’d started cheating on her because she’d chosen Randy over him. He was going to try to stay faithful for
once, but as soon as Caralyn chose Randy over him, all bets were off because
John knew that she had deep feelings for Randy.
That was all
going to change soon enough and John smirked against her soft skin before
lifting her up over his shoulder, carting her into the arena.
Chapter 4
After managing
to pry herself away from John, Caralyn made her way down the hall toward the
cafeteria, just needing some space from him.
They’d made out for the past three hours and her lips were chapped,
which made Caralyn smirk. The man could
definitely kiss, there was no use denying it, though that still didn’t stop her
from feeling guilty about Randy. Hell
the man was married, why should she feel guilty about anything she did with her
boyfriend?
Caralyn smiled
at the sight of her good friend, Sheila Runes, who was currently dating Ted
DiBiase JR. Sheila was one of the hair
dressers for the WWE, though she also helped with makeup whenever they had a
live show on television. Everyone had to
look their absolute best and Sheila enjoyed making that happen, even though she
was quite the beauty herself. Sheila
stood at five foot nine and had the most beautiful violet colored eyes, which
weren’t contacts like everyone thought.
She had waist length brunette hair that was streaked with blonde, having
it up currently in two chopsticks to keep it out of her way.
Currently, Ted
had Sheila pinned against the wall in a heated kiss, her long legs wrapped
around his muscular waist, his hands running up and down her sides. Sheila wore a simple form fitting red shirt
with skinny blue jeans, which she knew drove Ted absolutely crazy. Caralyn knew the woman enjoyed screwing with
him every chance she got, but that was Sheila’s charm.
Ted growled
hungrily, completely oblivious to the company behind them, and delved his
tongue inside the warm recesses of Sheila’s mouth, tasting her. They’d been dating for about six months and
he knew he loved this woman unconditionally because he could never stop
thinking about her. Those violet eyes
haunted his thoughts and dreams day and night, it was almost as if she’d put a
spell on him.
She already
knew she was in love with him, though Sheila was having a hard time saying
those three simple words. She didn’t
want to scare Ted away, which is why she refused to say it until he said it
first. That didn’t mean she couldn’t
enjoy his attacks, which currently she was thoroughly savoring, not able to get
enough of him. Their tongues dueled
together, battling each other, even though they both reached maximum heat
because Sheila could feel it building between her thighs. If he didn’t watch it, she would be going to
his dressing room and demanding Ted to put the fire out that he started.
Her fingers
delved in his short blonde hair, gripping it tightly as the kiss grew more
heated, both of them completely lost in each other. That was until a throat cleared behind them,
the kiss reluctantly breaking. Sheila
instantly turned four shades of red at the sight of her best friend and buried
her face in Ted’s neck; he simply couldn’t stop laughing at her.
“Shut up,
that’s not funny.” Sheila grumbled, smacking him on the arm lightly, and that
just made him laugh harder.
“You both
looked like you were ready to maul each other in the hallway.” Caralyn smirked
when Sheila blushed even more, giggling uncontrollably. “I figured I’d better
say something before you ended up ripping each other’s clothes off.”
“CARALYN!!”
Sheila gaped, not believing her friend just said that, and turned nearly purple
with embarrassment. “Oh my god, I can’t believe you just said that!”
Caralyn didn’t
look the least bit fazed, tilting her head slightly when Ted couldn’t stop
laughing. “I was about ready to walk over and ask what it tastes like because
of how far your tongues were shoved down each other’s throats.” She said
sweetly and Sheila groaned, Ted slowly lowering her to her feet.
“Have I told
you to kiss my ass lately?” Sheila demanded, folding her arms in front of her
chest, though she couldn’t stop smiling when Ted wrapped his arms around her.
“At least
three times a day.” Caralyn replied, her teal eyes flashing wickedly. “And no,
I don’t kiss anyone’s ass, not even my best friend’s.” Randy was her best
friend as far as a man went, but Sheila was like a sister to Caralyn, both of
them having started in the company together.
Sheila rolled
her eyes and broke away from Ted, walking over as the girls embraced briefly.
“You’re such a bitch.” She grumbled, causing Caralyn to grin with pride.
“Of course I
am, wench. You didn’t just figure that
out, did you?”
Sheila laughed
and sighed when Ted pulled her into his arms, softly kissing her. “I have to go
work out, Shel. Meeting in my room
later?” He asked hopefully, running his finger lightly down her cheek, his eyes
devouring her whole. “I’ll make it worth your while.”
“Oh you will
eh?” Sheila tapped her chin in thought, pretending to contemplate it. “How
exactly?”
Ted chuckled,
his voice dropping an octave. “Well first I’d kiss your lips.” He did. “Then
I’d slowly travel down your neck…” He could feel her breaking out in shivers as
she began melting against him, his huge strong hands running slowly down her
sides while caressing her neck with his soft lips. “To your throat…” He
rumbled, feeling her head tilt back and smirked, deciding torturing her was
simply too much fun. “Then I’d slowly make my way down-”
“Okay that’s
QUITE enough.” Caralyn interrupted, pulling a heated Sheila away from Ted,
shaking her head. “If you do anymore, she’s going to light on fire and you
won’t get to your workout. You’ve
already put on a show, now get moving.” She ordered, jamming her thumb behind
her shoulder in a signal it was time for him to go so Sheila could cool down.
Sheila stopped
Ted before he could walk away and cupped his face, bringing his lips down to
crash against hers in a heated, soul searing kiss, leaving both of them craving
more. “I’ll be there.” She promised, rubbing her nose against his and laughed
when Caralyn groaned from behind, already yanking her away from Ted again.
“I look
forward to it.” He chuckled and winked before walking down the hallway, leaving
the girls alone to have their gossip.
“I swear, you
two are going to be the death of each other.” Caralyn stated, already walking
down the hallway with Sheila, shaking her head.
“Yeah what a
way to go though!” Sheila enthusiastically pointed out, still incredibly
flushed from what Ted had done to her only minutes ago.
“Do you need to go to the bathroom and have a
moment or are you okay?”
“Shut up, you
make it sound like you’ve never sucked face with Cena in the hallway.” Sheila
defended, folding her arms in front of her chest, the roses in her cheeks fully
bloomed.
The smile on
Caralyn’s face suddenly faltered and a frown replaced it, causing Sheila to
stop, turning her friend to face her. “Not lately we haven’t.” It was actually
weird considering when Caralyn first started dating John, she couldn’t get five
minutes to herself without the man’s hands all over her body. “I know he’s been
insanely busy though.”
“Yeah, he’s
balancing doing movies and wrestling, the man is crazy.” Sheila stated the
obvious, though she could see something else in Caralyn’s eyes that bothered
her. “Let’s go outside and talk for a few minutes.”
“Don’t you
have to get back to work?” Caralyn asked, her voice solemn at the thought of
John distancing himself from her lately, not to mention her battling feelings
involving Randy.
Sheila smiled
softly and wrapped a comforting arm around her best friend’s shoulders, shaking
her head. “I always have time for you and the show doesn’t start for several
more hours. I’m bored, entertain me!”
She mock pleaded, both girls sharing a laugh, though Caralyn’s was less
fervent.
They arrived
outside and sat on one of the equipment trunks, one of their favorite places to
go so they could have their time alone.
Caralyn stared down at her lap, clasping her hands together, while
Sheila sat there waiting patiently for her talk. They came here when they wanted nobody else
eavesdropping on their conversations.
Caralyn knew she could trust Sheila with anything, including her true
feelings, which is why she never kept anything from the woman.
“Come on
honey, it can’t be that bad.” Sheila coaxed when Caralyn still didn’t talk,
taking her, trying to comfort her. “Whatever it is, you can tell me. You know I won’t tell a soul.”
“I know that.”
Caralyn’s voice was quiet, low, distant.
The truth was
Caralyn had no idea where to start as far as telling Sheila about her feelings
regarding Randy. She’d done her best to
bury them, but ever since Randy spilled to her that he was divorcing Samantha
earlier that day, something snapped inside of her. It was almost like those were the words that
opened the Randy file in her mind and now she couldn’t close it, no matter how
hard she tried.
“What’s going
on, Car?” Sheila asked softly, eyebrows furrowing when her friend looked even
sadder than before, if that was possible. “Please, you’re killing me here.”
Taking a deep
shaky breath, Caralyn slowly looked up from her lap and looked over at Sheila,
tears burning in her teal eyes. “I’m in love with Randy.” She whispered, not
trusting her voice at the moment and buried her face in her hands, beginning to
cry.
Sheila sat
there in complete shock, not believing what Caralyn just said, and blinked
several times while Caralyn cried her heart out. “I…Uhhh…Come again?” She
couldn’t think of anything else to say at the moment, wanting to make sure
she’d heard Caralyn correctly. “Is it a figment of my imagination or did you
just say you were in love with Randy?”
“I am.”
Caralyn sniffled, wiping her tears away and felt like the biggest piece of
garbage on the planet. “I don’t understand it either. I mean…God I’ve been with John for how long
now? I mean granted we’ve had space
lately, but…what the fuck is wrong with me, Lia?”
Honestly,
Sheila had no unearthly clue what to say to Caralyn, still in shock by what she
just revealed. “How long have you felt this way about Randy?” She finally
asked, taking the chopsticks out of her hair as it cascaded down her back in
blondish brunette waves.
“Honestly?”
When Sheila nodded, Caralyn knew she was going to hate herself for this later,
but had to get her feelings out. “Since before his marriage to Samantha.” That
name left a bad taste in her mouth, though Caralyn ignored it. “I’m a bad
person, I shouldn’t be in love with a man that isn’t available!! More importantly, I have a man already!!”
“So let me see
if I got this straight,” Sheila paused, after several minutes of silence
between them. “You were in love with a man you watched get married and stood up
in his wedding?” When Caralyn nodded sadly, Sheila immediately pulled her into
her arms, hugging her best friend close. “God Car, I had NO idea. Why didn’t you say anything?”
“Because it
was pointless at the time. He was
married and happy with her, I didn’t want to ruin his happiness over my stupid
feelings.” She sniffled more, wiping more tears away and smiled watery when
Sheila procured a tissue from her pocket. “He told me today at breakfast that
him and Samantha are getting a divorce.
And all those feelings that I’d tried shutting out are suddenly rushing
back and I can’t stop them, but I know I have to.”
Sheila sighed
heavily, knowing Caralyn made several good points, but she was a firm believer
in following her heart. “You can’t ignore what you truly feel, Car.” She said
truthfully, running her hand up and down the woman’s back, trying to calm her
down. “No matter how hard it may be, eventually it will eat you inside and
out.” She slowly pulled back, staring into those tear filled teal eyes,
frowning. “Do you love John?”
“Yes.”
“Are you in
love with John?”
Caralyn opened
her mouth to say yes, but the tears started flowing even harder, giving Sheila
her silent answer. She loved John so
much, but being in love with him was a completely different story. So many times she tried to make herself fall
in love with him, to give herself completely, but Randy had already lurked in
the far recesses of her mind.
When she
should’ve been dreaming of John, instead Randy was there, making sweet
passionate love to her and telling her he loved her. He’d said he loved her before, but it was
only as friends and Caralyn wondered just how much longer she could put up with
this charade before finally spilling her true feelings. It would only be a matter of time unless
Caralyn did something drastic, which she’d given serious contemplation to
quitting just so she could distance herself from Randy.
“I don’t know
what to do.” Caralyn whispered in defeat, lowering her head again and tried to
stop crying. “This isn’t fair to John…”
“Stop thinking
about everyone else.” Sheila ordered, suddenly grabbing Caralyn by her shoulders,
their eyes locking. “What do YOU want, Car?”
Caralyn sighed
heavily, chewing her bottom lip in thought. “I want to be happy.” That was the
truth of everything, the one thing she’d neglected herself for so many years,
even though John did make her happy, though not completely. “I just want to
feel complete.”
“Then make it
happen, no matter the cost.” The passion and fire in Sheila’s voice caused
Caralyn to smile softly, blessed to have such a great friend in her life.
“I want to try
making things work with John.” That was also the truth, even though Caralyn was
in love with Randy. “He wants to have dinner with me tonight, says he has
something to talk to me about. He
sounded serious.”
“John
serious?” Sheila didn’t believe that for a second because she fully believed
there wasn’t a serious bone in the man’s body. “That’s not like him, everything
okay between you two?”
“Well…we’ve
been distant lately, but…I don’t know. I
just don’t know anymore, Lia. I’m so
tired of feeling like my world is falling apart. I just want it to stop you know?” When Sheila
nodded, Caralyn cracked a small smile, silently thanking her for being on her
side. “I meant what I said though, I want to make things work with John…unless
he’s planning on ending things.”
Sheila blinked,
wondering if that’s what John wanted to talk about at dinner, frowning. “Do you
think he does?” She asked almost hesitantly, watching as Caralyn shrugged her
shoulders, honestly not having a clue. “I doubt he would take you out to dinner
to tell you he wanted to end things, Car.
John isn’t like that, I don’t think…” Honestly, Sheila had no idea who
John was because the man had hardly spent time around her, always busy or being
distracted.
“It’s half and
half really.” Caralyn said openly, wrapping her arms around herself and stared
up at the starry night sky as the sun began setting on the horizon. “If he
does, then it wasn’t meant to be obviously.
It’ll hurt, but not as much as if it was Randy.” Caralyn hopped off of
the equipment trunk and walked back inside the arena, leaving Sheila sitting
there in bewilderment.
Chapter 5
Randy paced
back and forth in his dressing room, trying to stop the irritation that was
slowly consuming his body. His ears were
quickly turning red and felt like they were on fire, that’s how angry he
was. Jealousy affected people
differently and right now, Randy felt like going down to John’s dressing room,
kicking the door off the hinges and beating the man within an inch of his life.
Randy wasn’t
stupid by any means; he knew exactly what John was doing and who John was
screwing, but always found it hard to prove it.
John was slick because Randy had tried several times to make Caralyn
catch him in the act with Jillian, but the asshole had always been two steps
ahead of him. Growling, Randy scrubbed a
hand over his bald head in frustration and stopped pacing when the door opened,
Caralyn walking in.
“Hey, where
you been?” Randy asked quietly, watching her walk over to sit down on the
couch, dragging her laptop out.
“Talking to
Sheila and catching up with John.” Caralyn smiled up at him, hiding the obvious
sadness she felt, and fired her laptop up because she had to finish up Randy’s
schedule for the week.
“Right.” Randy
cleared his throat and walked over, sitting beside her, watching as her fingers
began flying over the keys smoothly. “How’s Sheila and Ted doing?”
Caralyn
couldn’t help giggling, causing Randy’s eyebrow to raise. “Sorry, I can’t help
laughing. They were making out in the
hallway and, I swear to god, I thought they were going to swallow each other
whole.”
As much as he
didn’t want to, Randy couldn’t help chuckling along with her, knowing how much
Ted and Sheila liked each other. Hell,
they couldn’t keep their hands to themselves for five minutes whenever they
were around. He was truly happy for them
and hoped Ted didn’t screw it up because Sheila was definitely a one of a kind
woman, just like Caralyn.
“That bad eh?”
Caralyn
laughed harder, nodding. “Oh yeah, I had to literally stop Ted from engulfing
Lia in flames. I swear that man is going
to be the death of her.” She shook her head and continued typing, glancing down
the list of autograph sessions and appearances he had over the next month.
“Or she’ll be
the death of him.” Randy countered with a grin, suddenly feeling better now
that Caralyn was with him and not her douche bag boyfriend.
“No doubt
about that, hell they’ll probably be each other’s beginning and end, which is
how it should be when you’re as in love as those two.” Caralyn stated, leaning
further back against the couch as she continued typing. “Did you get your
workout in and in-ring practice?” She asked, glancing over at him after
pressing save, not wanting to lose any progress of her work.
“A bit, worked
out more than anything.”
Though Caralyn
had no idea why he’d spent the majority of his time working out. It was either that or beat the hell out of
John, which he knew would upset Caralyn, so working out was indeed the better
of the two choices. Randy didn’t want to
wipe that smile from her face, not noticing the sadness in her eyes because he
was too involved in his own, wishing there was something he could do to take
her away from John.
“What are you
doing tonight?” Randy suddenly asked after a few moments of silence between
them, trying to break the tension a little. “I was thinking maybe we could go
out to dinner and maybe a movie.”
Caralyn bit
her bottom lip, a sigh escaping her as she closed the lid of her laptop, having
finished the remainder of his schedule.
She was always at least two weeks ahead, not wanting to fall behind in
her work, though Caralyn still had a ton of calls to make to hotels and
whatnot. Not to mention pick up his
script from the writers and grab the man something to eat so he didn’t starve.
“Actually, I
have plans with John tonight.” Caralyn inwardly cringed at the look that
flashed in Randy’s blue eyes, suddenly lowering her eyes to her lap. “He wants
to take me out to dinner, says he has something to talk to me about…” She knew
how much Randy despised John, so Caralyn tried not making it a habit to mention
her boyfriend around her best friend.
“I see.”
Randy’s ears were beginning to burn again as he stood up from the couch,
wearing just his black wrestling tights, the small muscles twitching in his
arms. “Maybe some other time then…”
Her heart
broke from how rejected he sounded, but Caralyn couldn’t help if her boyfriend
wanted to take her out on a dinner date! “I’m sorry, but I don’t see John that
often and we haven’t went on a date in awhile…” She tried explaining, but Randy
turned his back to her to sift through his bag. “I mean, we could do something
tomorrow if you want…”
Randy had to
stop before he said something that would hurt her feelings, taking a deep
breath. “Don’t worry about it, Cara.
Just enjoy yourself tonight, be happy.” He then walked into the bathroom
and shut the door, turning the shower on before slamming his fist as hard as he
could into the mirror.
Caralyn didn’t
hear the sound because of the shower and frowned, knowing Randy was upset. Ever since Caralyn told him about her
relationship with John, things between them hadn’t quite been the same. Didn’t he want her to be happy the way he’d
been with Samantha while her heart shattered?
Randy had no idea how hard it was for Caralyn to actually stand up in
his wedding and watch the love of her life slip through her fingers to a woman
who didn’t even love him.
He never would
either.
“Hey baby.”
Caralyn’s head
snapped up when she heard that voice, smiling at the sight of John’s head
poking Randy’s dressing room. “Hey.” She immediately set her laptop aside and
walked over, kissing him softly.
John groaned
and immediately pulled her out of the dressing room into the hallway, knowing
if he stepped a toe in Randy’s dressing room, all hell would break loose. Caralyn’s back hit the wall with John’s big
body pressed against hers as she gripped his purple shirt in her hands, their
lips devouring each other’s. Another
thing Caralyn enjoyed about John was the fact that he could distract her from
her thoughts, especially when his hands ran up and down her sides like they
were doing now.
The way he
kissed her, made her feel at that moment, made Caralyn fully believe he
wouldn’t be ending things with her anytime soon.
When they
parted, Caralyn could barely breath, her chest rising and falling rapidly while
staring in his slightly darkened blue eyes. “What was that for?” She managed to
ask, feeling John press his forehead to hers, clasping her hands with his
tightly. “John…”
“Just wanted
to make sure we’re still on for tonight.” He simply replied, kissing her lips
softer this time and ran a finger down her cheek. “I love you, Caralyn.”
Her heart
nearly stopped at his words, not believing how affectionate and passionate he
was being, the biggest smile lighting her face. “I love you too, John.” She
honestly did, though she wasn’t in love with him and that’s what killed her the
most. “And yes we’re definitely on for tonight.
I can’t wait.”
“Good, I’ll
meet you in the parking garage…” When she shook her head, John raised an
eyebrow, tilting his head slightly. “Then where?”
“I have to go
back to the hotel to shower and change, remember?”
“Baby, you
look beautiful just the way you are.” John assured her, though he knew Caralyn
wanted to look special for him tonight, so he wasn’t about to deny that.
“Alright fine, what time are you leaving here then?”
“Probably
around ten, that way I can get to the hotel and be ready by the time you are.”
She said, causing John to smile as they kissed again, his lips not able to get
enough of hers. “Sound good?”
“Whatever my
baby wants.” John murmured in a husky voice, pulling away slightly when the
door opened and Randy stood there, a scowl on his face.
“Cara, I need
to talk to you.” Randy stated, trying hard to keep his temper in check, though
the scowl never left his face. “Now.”
Sighing
resignedly, Caralyn nodded and turned to face her boyfriend, smiling when he
kissed her again. “Until tonight. Now go
kick some ass.” She winked and walked past Randy inside the dressing room, her
heart incredibly lifted from earlier.
“I hope your
ass is handed to you, Cena.” Randy growled, knowing Caralyn couldn’t hear him,
and slammed the door in John’s face before the man could say anything back.
“Cara…”
“Randy, I
already know what you’re going to say and…” Her words trailed off, staring
almost in shock at his hand, which was currently wrapped in a white towel, the
blood seeping through. “My god what happened to your hand?!” She rushed over
and blinked when he pulled away from her, frowning. “Randy, you have to go to
Larry immediately…”
“No I don’t.”
“Yes you do,
what the hell happened?” She demanded somewhat angrily, blinking when he
growled at her. “Don’t give me that attitude, Randall Keith Orton! Have you lost your damn mind?”
“No I
haven’t.” He shot back curtly, folding his arms in front of his bare chest,
which had little cuts on it from the glass in the bathroom. “But you have.”
Teal eyes
narrowed to slits as Caralyn stared back at her best friend, placing her hands
on her hips. “What the hell is that supposed to mean?” She couldn’t believe
Randy had hurt himself, knowing what happened with Samantha must’ve finally
gotten him.
“It’s exactly
what it fuckin’ means, Cara, or are you deaf too as well as blind?” He snarled,
keeping his distance because he was seeing red right now.
“I’m not blind
or deaf, you asshole!” She shouted, gritting her teeth, tempted to slap the
taste out of his mouth. “I can’t believe you just said that to me!”
Randy couldn’t
take it anymore and gripped her shoulders harshly, his eyes lit with blue fire.
“He’s fucking around with Jillian, don’t you see that? Don’t you see that he’s NO good for you,
Caralyn? He’s cheating on you!!” He
practically bellowed and groaned when she shoved him away as hard as she could,
the tears in her eyes breaking his heart.
“No he’s not.”
She whispered, blinking as huge tears cascaded down her cheeks. “You just don’t
want to see me happy, Randy. I’m sick of
it. I know Samantha hurt you, but that
gives you no right…”
He immediately
cut her off. “This isn’t about Sam!” He growled, wishing he could do something
to knock sense into her, the pain shining in his own eyes. “This has nothing to
do with my wife, Caralyn.” His voice had grown considerably quieter, just
wanting to kiss her breathless before she could say another word, but Randy
refrained. “I’m trying to make you understand…”
“Understand?”
Caralyn growled and shoved him away again, not wanting him to touch her in any
way, her heart breaking piece by piece. “Understand what, Randy? Understand the fact you can’t deal with me
being happy? Understand the fact that
you stand there and accuse John of such asinine things when you yourself have
cheated in the past? Why do you insist
on lying to me? Why don’t you want me
being happy?” She started crying, not able to stop the tears from falling, and
stepped back when he went to touch her.
“Cara…”
“No, don’t you
dare call me that, Orton!” She snapped, wiping her tears away angrily, not
believing he would actually hurt her again. “I can’t believe you just stood
there and called me deaf and blind, when I’m neither of those things! All because you can’t deal with the fact that
Samantha has probably cheated on you COUNTLESS times!!”
Randy
blanched, eyes narrowing. “What do you mean?” He demanded, his voice dropping
an octave or two.
Barking out a
harsh laugh, Caralyn shook her head and walked over, shoving her laptop in her
bag. “Just exactly what I said, Orton.
You stand there and claim my boyfriend, who loves me, is cheating on
me. Yet you don’t even know your own
perfect wife has been fucking around on you since before you guys got married. I know she has because I saw her and your
best man, Kyle, sneak into a goddamn closet at your wedding reception! Yet I didn’t say anything because number one,
it’s none of my goddamn business and number two, you wouldn’t have believed me
anyway.” She slung her laptop bag and purse over her shoulder, the tears still
falling. “See, I wasn’t going to say anything because I would never want to
hurt someone I claim to be one of my best friends, which you are. But if you want to know the truth, here it
is: Samantha doesn’t want to go on the road with you anymore because she’s
screwing guys left and right in your bed.” She snorted in disgust, watching as
Randy’s face turned to stone, knowing he didn’t believe a word she said and
honestly didn’t care. “So before you stand there and judge me for who I’m with,
take a look in the goddamn mirror.”
He could only
watch as Caralyn stalked out of his dressing room and plopped down with a thud
on the couch, staring straight ahead.
Samantha had cheated on him and hadn’t stopped? Was Caralyn telling the truth or simply
saying that to get back at him for what he said about John? Randy was confused and didn’t know what to
think or believe, knowing Caralyn wouldn’t have said it unless it was
true.
For some
reason, he couldn’t bring himself to believe her words though, wondering why
Samantha would cheat on him, when he gave her everything a woman could
want. A beautiful house and all the love
he could give whenever he came home from the road, which wasn’t often. He was on the road two hundred and fifty days
out of the year or more, Randy barely made it home for holidays because of how
much traveling his job required. Randy
couldn’t believe this was happening and buried his face in his hands, knowing
this impending divorce had just gone from bad to worse.
He would have
to call Samantha out on it, there was no other option. There was no way that cheating bitch was
getting a dime from him if she indeed committed infidelity, especially at their
wedding reception! Randy had been so
busy being congratulated and having fun with friends and family that he hadn’t
realize his bride had disappeared. He
wondered why Kyle guided Samantha back into the reception hall when it was time
to make toasts and she did look disheveled.
“FUCKING
BITCH!!” He suddenly roared and proceeded to tear his dressing room to shreds,
venting his anger.
Chapter 6
The entire
ride back to the hotel, Caralyn couldn’t stop the tears from falling, not
believing the explosion that happened between her and Randy. She was tired of him trying to ruin her
happiness with John though. Warning him
repeatedly not to say anything about John if he didn’t have any kind words, but
Randy refused to listen. He hadn’t
mentioned John’s cheating ways in a few months, but Caralyn knew Randy was
adamant about proving to her John wasn’t being faithful. Honestly, it was getting old and Caralyn was
seriously contemplating going to Vince about returning her services back to
John full time.
Just so she
didn’t have to hear Randy’s tainted accusations.
Sighing
heavily, Caralyn pulled into the hotel parking lot and cut the ignition,
pressing her forehead against the steering wheel. She had to stop crying, this was supposed to
be a great night for her and John.
Caralyn didn’t want to ruin it, scowling, and sat back up to wipe her
tears away. Even though Caralyn was
deeply in love with Randy, he was the biggest jerk in her eyes right now and
Caralyn refused to think about him.
Tonight was
about her and John.
Caralyn
stepped out of the vehicle, pressing the lock button on her rental keys,
heading inside to get ready. She had the
perfect dress in mind and grinned at the thought of John seeing her in it,
having seen it in a boutique store a few days ago. Randy had actually been with her when she
modeled it for him and said she looked exquisite, which was the primary reason
why she decided to buy it. And now she
was about to show it off to John, her boyfriend, the man she should’ve modeled
it for to begin with.
“I’m the
lowest person alive.” She muttered, sliding in the elevator and pressed the
button, leaning back against the wall, trying to push Randy fully out of her
mind.
Once inside
the room, Caralyn busied herself getting ready for her date with John, desperately
needing a shower. She stripped out of
her clothes, grabbed her bag of toiletries and stepped under the hot
sprays. Quickly washing her hair with
her Dove shampoo and conditioner, Caralyn wanted to smell good. She poured some Dove body wash in her loofah
sponge and coated her body in the suds, the smell of pomegranate permeating the
air.
After
showering, Caralyn brushed her teeth and hair, knowing she had time to let it
air dry because she hated using a blow dryer.
Towel drying her hair thoroughly, Caralyn decided to plug the curling
iron in because she wanted her hair to have a little bounce that night. She tossed the towel aside and brushed her
hair out, curling the ends of it and making sure her bangs remained in an
angled style.
Once her hair
was done, Caralyn applied light foundation, simple black eyeliner to bring out
her teal eyes along with mascara and clear gloss that made her lips
shimmer. The dress was very simple yet
elegant all in one, made of pure satin and the color was a medium dark blush
pink. It had a lustrous stretch satin
sheath that began with a pleated scoop neckline above a fitted sheath skirt,
bunched up around the waist for style.
It was
sleeveless and went to her knees, hugging her curves and showing the beautiful
body she had, though Caralyn really didn’t notice. She stared in the mirror and fluffed her
honey blonde hair over her shoulders, clipping a simple silver chain around her
neck that had a black teardrop shaped onyx stone hanging from it. She added simple black onyx teardrop earrings
that matched and slipped her black two inch stiletto heels on that strapped up
her calves.
Just as she
finished strapping the heels on, a knock sounded at Caralyn’s door and the
biggest smile lit her face, knowing it was John. She checked herself one last time in the
mirror, grabbed her black purse that had her keycard, wallet and lip gloss in
it before heading over to answer the door.
Caralyn had to learn how to breathe again when those beautiful blue eyes
met her before slowly taking her boyfriend in.
John wore a
short sleeved buttoned up blue dress shirt that had white stripes down the
sides and on the hems, the top two buttons undone along with black baggy cargo
shorts. His hair was getting longer,
which she adored, and the shirt brought out the blue in his eyes. A simple silver chain hung around his neck
and he had his silver Rolex on his right wrist, one of the traditions every
major Superstar in the WWE did. Whenever
a wrestler received a Rolex, it meant they made the big time and that Rolex
meant everything to John.
John honestly
had to take a step back and stare at the beauty before him, the dress clinging
to her like a second skin, though it still left plenty to the imagination. He honestly couldn’t remember Caralyn being
more beautiful except for maybe when she first became his personal
assistant. No, he took that back, she
was the most beautiful right in this moment than he’d ever seen her and John
honestly was afraid to touch her. He
didn’t want to ruin the perfect image before him and knew he was going to make
the right decision with what he had to talk to her about tonight.
“You
look…unbelievably gorgeous.” John knew that didn’t do her justice and took her
hand, pulling her against him very gently, his eyes locking with hers. “I don’t
even know what to say, you’re taking my breath away. I don’t wanna take you to dinner, I’d rather
take you to bed and be a sinner. Run my
hands up and down your body, slowly undress you with my hand. Lead you down on the bed as our lips touch,
your legs wrapping around my waist as I give you my special brand.”
Caralyn
flushed deeply at his small rap, honestly missing him do that in the ring
because it caused her heart to race. “Dinner first…” She trailed off, their
lips mere inches from one another, feeling his hot breath against her face, his
smell intoxicating her. “Unless of course you’d rather skip to dessert?”
Growling, John
lifted her up with ease, holding one strong arm under her legs while his other
was around her back, holding her princess style. “As tempting as that is, my
beauty, we have an unfinished duty.” They both laughed, John carrying her away
from the hotel room before he changed his mind, said screw it all, and took her
back inside to see just what was underneath the dress.
Unbeknownst to
both of them, a pair of ice filled blue eyes watched their every move, his
blood boiling as John blew raspberries on Caralyn’s neck, making her
giggle. Her laughter was music to his
ears and yet made his heart feel heavy because he wasn’t the one making her
laugh. That should’ve been him carrying
her off on a date, not John Cena.
Caralyn looked
exquisite in that dress and had when she modeled it for him, causing a devious
smirk to cross Randy’s lips at the memory. It wasn’t John who she chose to model it for,
it was him and that made Randy believe in further Caralyn felt something more
for him other than friendship. Anger
coursed through every part of his big body and Randy couldn’t get over the rage
and jealousy he felt every time he saw Caralyn with John.
Randy silently
hoped John did the right thing, in his mind, by shattering Caralyn’s heart so
he could pick up the pieces, so he could be with her. Randy knew that was very selfish because how
much it would hurt Caralyn for John to end their relationship, which had been
going strong for nearly three years. He
knew that John was going to have to be the one to end the relationship or
Caralyn was going to catch John in the cheating act. There was no way Randy was going to be the
cause of their breakup, so he would have to sit back, waiting for the opportune
moment when Caralyn finally opened her eyes and realized what kind of man John
really was. No longer able watch the
sickening love display between them, Randy stalked off to his hotel room alone,
already missing Caralyn terribly.
Once John set
her inside the passenger seat, Caralyn buckled up and smiled when John slipped
behind the wheel, his lips softly kissing hers. “Mmm what was that for? Not that I’m complaining or anything.” She
said, causing a smirk to spread across his handsome face.
“For an
unforgettable night.”
John fired the
Dodge Challenger up and took off toward the restaurant, holding Caralyn’s hand
the entire time. She smiled back at him
while he blasted music, honestly not minding it, though she couldn’t help
thinking of Randy again. What was it
about that man that she just couldn’t seem to shake?
That didn’t
make any sense to her because here she was about to go on a date with her
boyfriend and yet she had another man on her mind. It didn’t matter how incredible John looked,
he wasn’t Randy and that killed her inside.
Caralyn wasn’t sure if she could even look at Randy right now after
their fight, but one thing was certain, he was on the forefront of her mind.
John could
tell Caralyn was deep in thought about something and had overheard backstage
she’d gotten into a heated argument with Randy.
He wanted nothing more than to just put that punk out of his misery,
knowing how Randy felt about Caralyn. It
didn’t take a rocket scientist to figure it out; hell even a blind man could
see and feel how much Randy wanted Caralyn.
It wasn’t going to happen, especially after tonight, because John was
about to do something that would indemnify his future with Caralyn until they
both died.
They arrived
at the restaurant and John stepped out, opening the passenger door, extending
his hand to her. “Come on baby, time to stuff our faces and enjoy.” He winked,
closing the door before wrapping a protective arm around her waist, guiding her
inside.
The place was
dressy casual, which matched both of their styles and John lead Caralyn to a
quiet secluded table. He pulled the
chair out for her and kissed her lips softly before sitting down in front of
her, Caralyn smiling back at him with those sparkling teal eyes. That’s one of the many reasons John was
attracted to her, her eyes were hypnotic and he was shocked to find out they
weren’t contacts. Taking her hand, John
ran his thumb over her hand gently, soothingly, wanting her to relax as much as
possible.
“You’re
distracted.” John finally broke the silence between them, causing Caralyn’s
eyebrow to raise.
“No I’m not.”
She argued softly, chewing her bottom lip when John released her hand, folding
his arms in front of his chest. John
knew her well and sometimes it annoyed Caralyn because she didn’t want to tell
him what happened between her and Randy. “I’m fine, my attention is all on
you.”
John chuckled
softly and stood up, walking over to squat down in front of her. “You’re cute
when you’re trying to lie to me.” He reached up, running a finger down her
cheek, not wanting to mess anything up. “Come on talk to me, what’s going on in
that beautiful head of yours?”
Caralyn sighed
heavily and looked down at her lap, chewing her bottom lip nervously. Did she tell him about her fight with Randy
or did she simply try to change the subject?
She didn’t want to ruin this evening between them and wondered why John
was pushing to find out what troubled her.
Turning to face him, instead of saying something, Caralyn cupped his
face and passionately kissed him, his arms instantly wrapping around her as he
stood up.
He lifted her
and sat down in her chair with Caralyn sitting sideways on his lap, getting
completely lost in each other. Her
fingers massaged the back of his strong neck while one of his large hands slid
up her midsection to cup her covered breast through the thin satin material, a
soft moan escaping her. If this is what
it took to distract her boyfriend then Caralyn was going to do it, thoroughly
enjoying his hands running all over her body.
A throat
cleared, causing their lips to reluctantly part from each other and Caralyn
buried her face in his neck, face turning a deep crimson red. “What’s up?” John
had a Cheshire grin stretched on his face, not removing his hand from her
breast and growled when the waiter stood there gaping. “If you got nothing to
say, get the hell out of here. I paid a
lot of money to have this area private.”
“I-I…Can I
take your orders?” The waiter stuttered out, blinking, averting his eyes from
what was happening to his notepad.
“You want
dinner or dessert?” He murmured in Caralyn’s ear and she simply snuggled
against him, chuckling wickedly. “Just bring both of us two steak dinners to go
with a cheesecake.” He watched the waiter scurry off, closing the door behind
him since they were in a private room of the restaurant.
Caralyn slowly
looked up at him and saw the hunger in his eyes, swallowing hard, moaning when
his lips descended on hers. “John wait…” She breathed, pushing away to stare in
his clouded blue eyes, pressing her forehead against his. “You wanted to talk
to me about something, remember?” If he didn’t tell her soon, Caralyn was going
to explode from suspension.
John sighed
heavily and closed his eyes momentarily, knowing this wasn’t going to be easy,
especially since he knew it would end up cutting into his sessions with
Jillian. He didn’t care at the moment,
the only thing that mattered was this woman in his arms. As cold as it sounded, John wanted to ruin
any connection between Caralyn and Randy before it grew into something
more. He had to do this, there was no
other option because he refused to let Caralyn slip through his fingers just so
she could run into Randy’s arms.
“I love you,
Caralyn.” He stated, kissing her lips softly. “I love you so much and I’ve
missed you since I started doing all this other shit with my music and
movies. I need to tell you something…or
rather ask you something…” He trailed off, resting his forehead against hers
again, holding her even tighter against him if that was possible. “I want you
to be mine.” He whispered, not trusting his voice at the moment because of how
intense he felt at that moment.
“But I am
yours, John.” She reminded softly, looking confused by his words, wondering
where he was going with this.
Growling
softly, John shook his head as he pulled something out of his pocket, procuring
a black velvet covered box, causing her eyes to widen. “No, I want you to be
mine.” He reiterated, placing the box in her hand as their eyes locked. “All of
you. I want you to marry me, Caralyn.
Make me the happiest man on the planet and be my wife.”
Caralyn
couldn’t speak, think, breathe as her eyes lowered to the box in her hand,
shakily flipping it open to reveal a simple three stoned diamond ring set on a
silver band. This definitely wasn’t
something she expected and Caralyn couldn’t help the tears from sliding down
her cheeks. She also couldn’t believe
the answer that escaped her lips, knowing this the hardest decision she’d ever
made in her life, but somehow she knew it was the right one.
“Yes.”
Chapter 7
The following
day, Caralyn walked down the hallway in a state of incredulity, not believing
what happened with John. Was she really
going to become Mrs. John Felix-Anthony Cena?
Caralyn didn’t talk to anyone that she passed, wearing a simple pair of
black jeans with a long sleeved dark blue shirt, eyebrows furrowed together in
thought. How could one night change so
much in such a short amount of time?
It didn’t make
any sense!
She could feel
the tears stinging her eyes and blinked them away, staring down at the
beautiful three stoned diamond ring on her left ring finger, feeling even worse
as it sparkled back at her. The
heartache and pain flowed through every portion of her body and Caralyn
suddenly felt like the world was crashing down around her, the ring feeling
like it weighed a thousand pounds on her finger. Caralyn honestly thought John was going to
end things with her last night, even after their session outside of Randy’s
room and the fight that ensued with her best friend.
But instead he
proposed!
Caralyn
honestly didn’t know why she said yes.
It was the biggest mistake of her life, but couldn’t stop the word from
escaping her lips. The moment just
seemed too perfect and something she’d secretly hoped for to happen with Randy,
only it was John. It was almost as if
something corrupted and invaded her body, forcing her to accept his proposal
against her will.
She couldn’t
back out of it now, Caralyn knew she was in this for good and there was no
going back on her word. It killed her to
know that she would never have a chance with Randy, knowing he was soon going
to be single and she would have to watch him with another woman. This was fate’s way of screwing with her and
Caralyn silently hoped whoever made this happen suffered greatly.
Why was she
being tormented like this? Was she meant
to only watch as each woman Randy fell in love with broke his heart and took
piece after piece of him? Was she only
meant to be his best friend and supporter instead of his lover?
Apparently so
and Caralyn felt sick to her stomach at the thought that she would be forever
bound to a man she clearly wasn’t in love with, the tears threatening to spill
down her cheeks. Then again, maybe all
of this was for the best; maybe this was how it was supposed to be. Randy could finally move on and find someone
who could fully give themselves to him, who could make him happy. He deserved to be happy and, deep down inside,
Caralyn knew she could never make him happy.
It was
inevitable.
He was such a
sweet, warm and caring man that had a tremendous mind and heart, not to mention
he would help anyone in need for any reason.
If someone needed the shirt off of his back, Randy would give it without
a second thought or glance because that’s just the type of person he was. Whereas John would look the other way and
keep walking in the opposite direction, only caring about himself.
Sighing with a
heavy heart, Caralyn stopped and leaned against the wall, blinking as the tears
finally slid down her cheeks, not believing what she was about to do. How could she walk into Randy’s dressing room
after their blowup and tell him she’d accepted a marriage proposal from the man
he despised most? Caralyn knew she was
going to see pain and anger in those insane blue eyes that haunted her dreams
every night, but also knew the news was eventually going to come out.
‘Maybe I
shouldn’t tell him yet.’ She thought solemnly, wiping away the tears that kept
falling, sniffling.
She didn’t
want Randy hearing it from anyone else other than her though, no matter the
consequences. After intense sex with
John the previous night, celebrating their impending marriage, Caralyn made him
promise not to tell anyone until she told Randy, having ignored his scowl. John reluctantly agreed and gave her one
night because he didn’t want to keep the fact he was marrying her a secret from
everyone. He wanted to shout it from the
rooftops of the tallest buildings and Caralyn would let him…once she got up the
courage to tell Randy.
She cried
harder and slid down the wall between two large crates, burying her face in her
hands, knowing the commotion backstage would mask her small breakdown. How stupid could she possibly get to accept a
marriage proposal from John when she was in love with Randy? This was supposed to be the happiest time of
her life, being proposed to by her boyfriend, but instead Caralyn felt like her
heart had been ripped out of her chest and stomped on repeatedly. John loved her, Caralyn knew that now more
than ever, and that’s what got her through these past few years.
He finally
made the first move to escalate their relationship and they’d been together for
so long, so how could Caralyn deny him marriage now? She wasn’t in love with him, but knew that
she could be happy with John as weird as it sounded. Caralyn could never be happy with Randy
because he didn’t feel the same way about her and never would. She wasn’t good enough for him and Caralyn
accepted it a long time ago; even though, ever since hearing of his impending
divorce from Samantha had stirred all those old feelings that she’d locked away
in a small box in the back of her mind to life.
After crying
for a little while longer, Caralyn finally found the strength to push herself
up to her feet, wiping her tears away as much as she could. They had to dry up because she knew what she
had to do and, as hard as it was, Caralyn knew it was the right thing. It wasn’t going to be easy, but Caralyn was
already spoken for and the proof was on her left ring finger, glittering under
the lights of the hallway. Even she had
to admit, the ring was breathtaking and it made Caralyn feel a little better
knowing that John picked this piece out specifically for her.
She’d made the
right decision by accepting the proposal, Caralyn had to grow up and realize
that Randy would never be hers. John
wanted to marry her and make her happy, what was so wrong with that? She walked down the hallway admiring her ring
and arrived outside of Randy’s dressing room, staring at the name sprawled in
black lettering on the door.
This was
it. Caralyn knew what she had to do and
swallowed hard, taking a few deep breaths before pushing the door open. She stopped in the doorway and watched as
Randy paced back and forth, knowing he was getting ready for an upcoming match
that night, the door closing gently behind her.
“Hey Randy.”
She greeted softly, jolting him out of his pacing, their eyes locking.
“Hey.” He
gruffly replied, his voice low, actually not believing Caralyn had shown up
tonight.
After what he
saw the previous night, Randy knew she wouldn’t be a heartbroken mess and his
proof was standing right in front of him.
Her eyes were a little red, but that was probably from lack of sleep,
his jaw tightening at the thought of John keeping her up all night long. He closed his eyes briefly to push that image
out of his mind, feeling sick to his stomach at the thought of John touching
her, and knew he had to keep his emotions in check. Randy couldn’t shake the feeling that
something transpired between Caralyn and John when he took her out for dinner,
remembering hearing Caralyn’s laughter while John carried her out to the
car. It wasn’t in his favor because she
wasn’t running into his arms crying her heart out over John ending their
relationship.
Caralyn raised
an eyebrow at the sound of his voice, knowing it was lower than usual, and
wondered what happened. ‘Probably Samantha.’ She thought sadly, wanting to kill
that whore for hurting her best friend, honestly wishing she could give Randy a
hug. “Is everything okay?” She asked, feeling the tension building in the
dressing room and walked over to sit on the couch, setting her laptop bag down.
Randy clenched
and unclenched his fists at his sides, anger consuming him because Caralyn was
obviously hiding something from him. She
wasn’t acting like her normal chipper self, but then again they had gotten into
a huge fight the previous night. He
thought maybe, hoped, that the fight would’ve ruined her night with John, but
no such luck. Randy knew he was an
asshole for actually wanting her night ruined with her boyfriend, but he also
knew what and who John was doing behind her back.
Turning to say
something, the words died on Randy’s lips when he turned around, his eyes
catching what Caralyn was trying to hide.
The light hit it just right and reflected off of the diamonds, a huge
lump forming in his throat at the sight of it.
He blinked several times, hoping he was seeing things, while Caralyn
pulled her laptop out. Acting as if
there wasn’t a three stoned diamond ring on her left ring finger, Caralyn was
engaged and that was the harsh reality of the situation. Randy could feel the chunks rising in this
throat and began trembling from head to toe, his face turning red.
“What the fuck
is THAT?” He demanded, pointing at the ring on her finger, and watched as
Caralyn jumped at the timbre of his voice.
Caralyn immediately looked down and bit her
bottom lip, mentally cursing for not putting the ring away before getting to
work on Randy’s schedule. This isn’t how
Caralyn wanted him to find out, she was going to wait until after his match was
over with and had wanted to sit him down to explain things. There was no way to deny or hide it now, the truth
was out and Caralyn had to answer for it.
No matter how much she wanted to turn back the clock and say no instead
of yes to John’s proposal, Caralyn knew she couldn’t.
“It’s my
engagement ring.” She finally said, breaking the tension between them, twisting
the ring around her finger absentmindedly. “John proposed to me last night
during dinner and…I accepted.” That last part Caralyn said in barely above a
whisper, not trusting her voice for fear of it cracking and adverted her teal
eyes to the floor, her shoes suddenly more interesting than the steely gaze
Randy shot her.
Shaking his
head, Randy couldn’t believe how stupid he’d been to actually believe their
friendship could build into something more, especially now that Caralyn was
engaged to marry John. He couldn’t
believe she would actually be stupid enough to accept the proposal! Then again, what did he honestly expect? They’d been together for a few years now and
John wasn’t the type to let something he considered his go easily.
The man was
cheating on her behind her back and Caralyn had no idea, which made him feel
nauseous. Randy wasn’t going to tell her
because she wouldn’t believe him, especially after their blowup the previous
night. He wanted her to come to him when
she was ready for the truth, when John finally broke her heart.
John had
gotten really good at sneaking around with Jillian, which didn’t bode well for
Randy. He wanted to capture a few
minutes of John with Jillian on his phone so he could show solid proof to
Caralyn, but so far it wasn’t happening.
It was sickening, but Randy couldn’t do anything about it, knowing
Caralyn was a grown woman capable of making her own decisions. It wasn’t his place to tell her, no matter
how badly he wanted to.
Randy wanted
to tell her and make her his forever. He
wanted to be the one to get down on one knee, take her hand in his and profess
his love to her before slipping an even bigger and gorgeous ring on her finger. He wanted to stare in her eyes as they stood
at the altar, her hands in his in a beautiful white dress, and slip a ring on
her finger that promised to be faithful and true to only her for the rest of
his life.
It wasn’t
going to happen though because she was getting married to a man who didn’t even
love or deserve her, only pretending to.
Sighing heavily, Randy ran a hand through his hair and shook his head in
sheer disappointment, knowing what he had to do. As hard as it was, Caralyn was his best
friend and she had stood next to him on his wedding day, even after knowing
Samantha was a lying cheating bitch, so Randy knew he had to do the same thing
for her.
“Congratulations
Cara, I mean that.” He stated in a softer voice, not knowing what else to say
honestly.
Just by the
sound of his voice, Caralyn knew Randy was upset about the fact she was getting
married to John. What was she supposed
to do though? She couldn’t wait forever
for him to fall in love with her because it was never going to happen!
She was
supposed to be with John and Caralyn refused to leave behind a good man who
wanted her, chancing a rejection from the man she wanted more than
anything. Randy and Caralyn were just
friends and nothing would ever come of it.
John could make her happy and secure, but then again, Randy could if he
felt the same way about her and that wasn’t the case. Caralyn felt so torn on the inside, but on
the outside she had a phony smile on her face, acting as if she was the
happiest woman alive.
“Thanks.”
Caralyn could only mumble out and suddenly wanted to vacate the room, but knew
she had work to get done first.
The tension in
the air slowly began suffocating Randy and he knew he had to get out of there
before he did something rash…like pull Caralyn from that couch and kiss her
breathless. He wanted to knock some
sense into her, do something to change her mind in marrying John, but Randy
knew he couldn’t. Caralyn hadn’t tried
to stop him from marrying Samantha, so what right did he have to ruin her happiness
with the biggest scumbag on the planet?
None.
“I’ll be
back.” Randy announced, watching her fingers fly over the keys again. “I need
to go work out and talk to Ted.”
Before Caralyn
could comprehend what he said, Randy had already vacated the room and ran down
the hallway as fast as he could. Finding
the first trashcan he could find that was out of earshot from his dressing
room, Randy doubled over and emptied the contents of his stomach,
groaning. He felt incredibly repellent
after hearing the fact Caralyn was going to marry John, his heart shattering
repeatedly. After Randy was sure nothing
was left in his stomach, he finally regained his composure and headed toward
Ted’s dressing room. He felt like dying inside
and had to talk to someone about this, to vent his anger and frustration out,
knowing Ted would be all ears.
Chapter 8
“Mmm Teddy…”
His warm lips
caressed her ear, Ted loving the sound of Sheila’s moans echoing around them,
chuckling when she shivered. He ran the
tip of his tongue up the length of her ear, her head tilting back while running
her soft hands down his well chiseled bare chest in sheer ecstasy. Ted hated wearing shirts because they were
too constraining against his muscular chest and arms, unless he absolutely had
to, and there was definitely no complaints from Sheila. She loved it when Ted walked around in just
his wrestling tights or, better yet, naked.
Ted moved his
lips from her ear down her jaw line and back up to flick her lobe, emanating
even deeper moans from her sweet mouth.
Her nails slowly raked down his back and Sheila completely melted
against him, her head leaning back more as the tips of her brunette blondish
hair hit the counter she currently sat on.
Ted wanted her at his eye level and had lifted her up, her legs parted
so he could comfortably stand between them, and they were currently wrapped
around his burly waist.
When her mouth
parted, Ted couldn’t take it anymore and pulled away from her neck, knowing
they had to settle down soon or there would be issues. He would end up ripping all of her clothes
off that beautiful body and screwing her right on this counter. That was such a delicious thought,
envisioning Sheila’s body pressed against him while he slid in and out of her
willing body.
Why was this
such a bad idea to stray from?
Capturing her
lips, Ted kissed her sensually, his big hands massaging her sides. He groaned as her soft pink tongue slid
between his lips into his mouth, deepening the kiss and intensified the amount
of passion between them. Sheila was
driving him absolutely insane, they nearly lost their heads with how much
sexual tension flowed between their two bodies, wanting each other more than
anything.
Ted growled
and cupped her face in his hands, their tongues entwining, tasting each other
and every time they kissed, it felt like the first time. Sheila gripped his huge biceps to steady
herself, feeling Ted rising against her crotch and thigh, her hands moving down
to grip his well defined hips. She
smirked against his lips suddenly began stroking his hardened shaft beneath the
thin fabric of his wrestling tights with just her thumb, simply stroking
gently. Ted groaned and nearly came
unhinged just from that soft gentle stroking, her other hand sliding up his
back to grab the back of his neck, the kiss never breaking. Pulling her closer so their chests were
practically crushed together, Ted buried his hand in her beautiful hair, the
sexual rapture heightening to near blinding heights.
“You want me
to fuck you right here and now?” Ted demanded huskily, finally pulling back
enough to ask that question, his eyes locked with hers as their noses rubbed
against each other.
Not saying a
word, breathing erratically, Sheila reached into the front of his tights,
purposefully brushing against his throbbing cock and pulled the ties out. Her eyes never left his as her thumbs hooked
in the waistband of his tights and pushed them down his muscular thighs,
licking her lips at the size of him. No
matter how many times they had sex, it still shocked Sheila every time she saw
it and wrapping her soft hand around it, beginning to stroke the heated flesh
again.
Ted’s legs
nearly gave out and he pulled her hand away, pressing a kiss to her knuckles,
his eyes darkened to a deep midnight blue.
He slid his hand up her soft thigh and beneath the jean skirt she wore
–he simply loved whenever she wore skirts because it gave him incredible access
to what he wanted-, running his thumb gently down her panty covered slit. Her eyes instantly closed and Sheila leaned
back against the wall, gripping his wrist because her body was lit ablaze,
hoping he put the fire out.
“Fuck
me…please fuck me, Teddy…” She wasn’t above pleading and stopped him before he
could rip her panties off, a sudden devious smirk crossing her glossy lips.
“Allow me.”
Wondering what
she was going to do, Ted reluctantly pulled his hand from beneath her skirt and
watched her slip from the counter, stepping back a little. His eyes were firmly fastened on her
beautifully round shaped ass, begging to just reach out and squeeze it. His eyes nearly turned black when she
actually bent over, legs straight as arrows, and reached beneath her skirt to
pull her panties down her tanned legs.
Ted’s cock twitched in his tights and he couldn’t take anymore, growling
as he shoved her gently but firmly
against the counter, her back pressed against his chest.
“If you wanted
it from behind, you should’ve said something, beautiful.” His voice was low and
husky in her ear, loving how she was spread eagle in front of him, her dripping
pussy begging for attention. “I think we should leave your skirt on because you
look fuckin’ sexy as hell right now.”
“Teddy, don’t
tease me…” She warned breathlessly, craving to be pounded by him the only way
he could, gasping when he pressed his full length against her ass. “Mmm take
me…”
Chuckling
wickedly, Ted knew if he teased her much longer she was going to make him pay
for it, honestly contemplating pushing it.
His body had other things in mind and Ted knew his cock would go on
strike if he didn’t give into his desire, which was currently standing right in
front of him with her hands splayed against the counter. He did change one thing and turned her
around, kissing her breathless before beginning to unbutton her shirt, slipping
it off of her shoulders.
He groaned
when he realized she hadn’t worn a bra and immediately captured a nipple in his
hungry mouth, Sheila’s head instantly tipping back again. Her soft skin was so warm and inviting, Ted
honestly couldn’t help himself as he twirled his tongue around her nipple,
loving how it hardened instantly. That
reaction let him know he was getting the job done by pleasuring her to the
fullest, which would continue later on in the hotel room after this quick
session.
He moved to
her other breast, lavishing the same attention before running his hot tongue up
the valley of her breasts to her neck and finally captured her lips
heatedly. Sheila was in pure heaven and
melted completely against him, kissing him back with as much passion as he
poured forth, wrapping her arms tightly around his neck. Ted broke the kiss and turned her back
around, hiking her skirt up around her waist, his hands running up and down her
sides while his tongue trailed down her spine, moving her beautiful hair over
her right shoulder. Sheila’s moans
flowed throughout the dressing room, drenched by now, and hissed at the feeling
of Ted pressing against her again.
“Do you want
me, Shel?” He asked, flicking her lobe with his tongue again and smirked when
she practically cried out. “Hold on.” Walking over, Ted refused to be
interrupted and locked his dressing room door, quickly joining an overheated
Sheila.
Without
further preamble, Ted bent her over the counter and slid his hardened cock into
her hot sex, groaning at how wet and tight she was. It didn’t matter if they had sex five or six
times a day, which happened on occasion, she always stayed tight for him and
Ted loved it. Grunting in approval, he
gripped her hips and began guiding his cock in and out of her in a slow
rhythmic pace, both of them groaning at the contact.
Sheila
shivered from head to toe, her pussy tingling and began meeting him for every
thrust once she became acclimated to his size.
He stretched her to the limits, but Sheila honestly didn’t mind, using
the counter to lunge herself back against him to make the impact of his thrusts
more powerful. Ted growled and gripped
her hips tighter before increasing the pace, not wanting to hurt her, but also
wanted to give her everything he had to offer.
He knew how badly she wanted to be pounded into and Ted wasn’t going to
disappoint, the pace quickening with each thrust he produced inside her
reception body.
“Oh yes!!”
Ted smirked
and continued powering in and out of her, beads of sweat caking both of their
bodies as he slid a hand down, wanting to increase her pleasure tenfold. Sheila nearly came when his thumb began
rubbing her swollen clit, stroking it lovingly while continuing his hard dominant
thrusts. Her body trembled and Ted could
feel she was close to the edge, wanting her to fly over it as he worked her
body into an absolute frenzy. Her walls
began caving in around him as he continually hit her sweet spot, loving how
Sheila fell apart in his arms.
With a few
more deep thrusts and strokes of her clit, Sheila finally toppled over the edge
in pure ecstasy, squeezing around Ted in a vise grip, milking him for
everything he was worth. Her screams
echoed off the walls and Ted rode out her first release, wanting this to last
as long as possible. When she came a
second time, that finally sent Ted over the edge as his thrusts increased even
harder, faster and deeper before sinking himself as far as he could go, exploding
his seed against her back walls.
They both
cried out in unison and Ted slumped against Sheila, feeling his cock soften
against her before pulling out. He
kissed the side of her neck, nuzzling it while they both came down from their
sexual high, breathing swiftly, hearts pounding vigorously. Sheila couldn’t wipe the smile off of her
face and turned her head to softly kiss his lips, sighing gently. This man completed her in every way and
Sheila knew she wanted to spend the rest of her life with him, hoping he felt
the same way about her.
“That was…”
“There are no
words.” He whispered, turning her around fully and pulled her skirt down,
pressing his forehead against hers. “Sheila…”
A knock
sounded at Ted’s dressing room door, both of them sighing resignedly and kissed
each other again, Ted sweeping down to grab Sheila’s top. “Just a sec!” He
called out, waiting for her to dress, including pulling her panties back on,
and smirked because he knew by the end of the night they would be long gone.
“Come on Ted,
I don’t have all fuckin’ day.” Randy’s grouched, folding his arms in front of
his chest, rolling his eyes at the sounds of shuffling on the other side. “Get
dressed and open the fuckin’ door.”
“How about you
bend over and kiss my ass, Orton?” Ted demanded irritably, nodding when Sheila
gave him the thumbs up that she was fully decent, except her hair was all
haphazard. It made her look sexier if
that was possible. Ted had already
adjusted his tights and sauntered over, unlocking the door. “What do you want?”
“I need to
talk to you.” Randy raised an eyebrow at the flushed looks on both of their
faces, shaking his head. “I have to say it.”
“Don’t you
dare…”
“You both have
freshly fucked looks on your faces.” Randy deadpanned, causing Sheila’s cheeks
to flame up while Ted groaned, wanting to ring his best friend’s neck.
“Yeah well…”
Ted cleared his throat awkwardly, glancing over at Sheila, his eyes shooting
apologies left and right. “You know how it goes…”
Randy scoffed
and walked over, sitting on a nearby chair. “No I don’t actually.” He grunted,
resting his elbows on his knees, burying his face in his hands.
Sighing, Ted
knew Randy had to have a guy talk and walked over to Sheila, kissing her lips
softly. “Give us a few minutes beautiful, please.” He requested, looking down
into her beautiful violet eyes.
“Sure.” She
smiled in understanding and walked over to Randy, patting his shoulder
comfortingly. “Just text me when you’re ready to go back to the hotel.”
Ted nodded and
watched her walk out, glad she’d sprayed some freshener in the dressing room so
it didn’t smell like sex. “Alright, spill it, what’s on your mind?” He
demanded, sitting on a chair across from Randy, seeing how much turmoil was in
the man’s eyes. “Randy, what’s going on man?”
“I don’t even
know where to begin, where to start.” Randy sighed heavily, closing his eyes
painfully and scrubbed a hand over his nearly bald head. “I don’t even think
you can help me with how I’m feeling right now.
Not even what Sam did hurt me as much as this…”
Ted looked
confused, raising an eyebrow, wondering what Randy was talking about. “You
gotta be a little more specific cause I’m not understanding what you’re
saying.”
Randy stood
up, the frustration building and busting at the seams, trying not to blow his
stack in front of his friend. “Look, I’m fuckin’ in love with Caralyn!” He
finally exploded, the emotions spilling out before he could stop them. “And
she’s not in love with me. That no good
son of a bitch proposed to her last night and she ACCEPTED!!”
Blinking
several times, pure shock overtook Ted’s body as he simply stared gaping at
Randy, wondering if he’d heard the man right.
Caralyn was engaged to John?! He
knew instantly Sheila didn’t have a clue about it and cringed inwardly, knowing
she more than likely went to find out what happened with Randy. If anyone knew, Caralyn did because her and
Randy were practically joined at the hip.
“Come again?”
Ted stuck his finger in his eyes to try to clean it out. “Did I hear you
right? Caralyn is engaged to Cena?” When
Randy nodded, Ted’s eyes shot open to the size of saucers, his mouth hanging
open. “Man I’m really sorry. I thought
for sure she felt the same way about you.” Hell everyone knew how Randy felt about
Caralyn except the woman herself and Ted wondered briefly if she was blind,
deaf or both. “Then again, her and that asswipe have been together for
awhile. It was only a matter of time
before they took it to the next level…”
“No! You don’t understand! I’m in love with Caralyn, John isn’t! He’s been fucking Jillian Hall behind her
back for the past year and he’s leaving soon to do another damn movie! He’s gonna want her to come with him, which
means she’ll stop being my PA, and I can’t let that happen! I overheard him talking to Jillian about it,
but they didn’t mention the engagement.
I found out the hard way when Caralyn forgot to take the ring off her
damn finger and when I looked down at her hands cause you know how much I love
watching her type. It’s mesmerizing.”
Randy explained, pacing back and forth in front of Ted, having confided in this
man about every feeling he had for Caralyn since Ted became a member of the WWE
roster. “I love her and she loves me back, but she feels obligated to be with
John.” He plopped down on the chair dejectedly, feeling his heart breaking into
a million pieces again, the look on his face telling the entire story.
Sighing, Ted
shook his head and knew John wasn’t anywhere good enough for Caralyn, but the
woman was too stubborn and blind to see it.
Randy was the one for her. Sheila
had said it several times, but Caralyn always shrugged her off and was
steadfast in staying with John. Ted knew
deep down that Randy wouldn’t tell Caralyn about John’s cheating ways with
Jillian and any other woman who threw pussy his way.
He was always
on pussy patrol and that wasn’t going to change just because he tossed a ring
at Caralyn and asked her to marry him.
It hurt Ted to see Randy in pain over Caralyn, having dealt with this
for the past year now, but how was Caralyn supposed to know how he truly felt
when he hadn’t made any attempt to acknowledge it. He was torn between two of his closest
friends and finally decided to break the silence.
“I don’t know
what to tell you. I know John is no good
for her, but Caralyn doesn’t see it because she doesn’t know how you feel about
her. Maybe you should go and tell
Caralyn how you feel and then tell her about John’s cheating.” Ted suggested,
which was pretty much all he could do at this time, knowing it was ultimately
Randy’s decision.
Randy shook
his head immediately, not about to be the reason for Caralyn’s pain and
heartache. “No, I will find another way to tell her. I refuse to be the reason behind them
breaking off the engagement, Ted. This
is going to kill her because she’s in love with him, I can see it in her
eyes. I need to think and find out how
I’m going to catch John in the act.” He stood up and shook hands with Ted,
smiling weakly, and blinked as Sheila came bursting through the door, noting
clearly how upset she was. “I’ll talk to you later.” He hugged a stricken
Sheila and began walking out, stopping when Sheila grabbed his arm, stopping
him.
“Save her from
him, Randy.” She pleaded, tears shining in her eyes. “She won’t listen to
me. She just ended our friendship
because I told her I refused to be her maid of honor at her wedding.” Sheila
couldn’t handle it and started crying, Ted pulling her into his arms as she
broke down, crying her heart out.
“You got it.”
Randy nodded, watching as Ted comforted Sheila by stroking her hair. “I promise
this wedding won’t go down unless it’s over my dead body.”
Chapter 9
Caralyn stared
in stunned silence at the door, blinking, tears streaming down her face.
After Randy’s
abrupt departure, Caralyn sat there for a little while contemplating what to
do. She’d already made the calls to the
hotels for the next month, making sure he had their respective rooms set
up. Caralyn already knew John would want
her staying with him now that they were engaged, which she honestly didn’t
mind. It would actually help her put
space between them and that’s what she needed more than anything right
now.
Caralyn’s
dissolve was weakening against him and she knew if he pushed enough, she would
fall into his arms without second guessing.
Sighing heavily, Caralyn placed Randy’s schedule on the couch, having it
stapled and all ready for him. She just
wanted to go back to the hotel, soak in a hot bubble bath and forget about this
day, the ring once again feeling like it weighed a ton on her finger. She was tempted to take it off and began
doing so, immediately stopping when the door suddenly opened.
“Hey girl,
what’s up?” Caralyn greeted, smiling at the sight of Sheila, embracing her
gently.
“Oh
nothing. Randy is down in the dressing
room talking to Teddy about lord knows what.” Sheila replied nonchalantly,
noticing something different was going on with her friend. “How did dinner with
John go last night?”
Randy was down
in Ted’s dressing room ranting about her engagement to John, Caralyn was
banking on it, a heavy sigh escaping her. “It was really nice actually, he
didn’t end it like I thought he would…” Caralyn didn’t know if she should tell
Sheila about her engagement yet, deciding the woman would stand behind her no
matter what. “He…well…” Holding her left hand up revealing the three stoned
diamond ring, Caralyn cracked a very hesitant smile at an astounded looking
Sheila. “He proposed to me…”
Sheila’s eyes
shot open, staring back at the giant rock on Caralyn’s finger, not believing
what she just heard. John had proposed
to her? Just last night they talked
about how John might end their relationship and how much Caralyn loved Randy! What the hell was going on? She had a sinking feeling this was why Randy
was currently down in Ted’s dressing room and why they’d both asked her leave.
Sure her jaw
hit the floor in surprise, Caralyn couldn’t stop the tears from burning her
eyes while Sheila grabbed her hand, admiring the beautiful ring. Truth be told, Caralyn felt miserable and
happy all at the same time with the commitment.
Half of her knew it was the right thing to do marrying her fiancé while
the other just wanted to call the whole engagement off.
She was
ignorant in accepting his proposal, but what was she supposed to do? Keep pining for a man who was not only in a
marriage, but didn’t feel even remotely the same way about her as she did
him? Wait around hoping Randy fell in
love with her?
It was never
going to happen and Caralyn accepted that the moment Randy took Samantha as his
wife. John wanted to do the same thing
with her and, even though she wasn’t in love with him, maybe Caralyn could grow
into it. He loved her unconditionally, a
man didn’t propose without having serious, raw deep feelings. Why else would John pop the question?
“I’m going to
say judging by the fact you’re wearing this gorgeous piece of jewelry, your
answer was yes.” Sheila said deadpan, releasing Caralyn’s hand somewhat
abruptly, wondering what the hell was going through her best friend’s mind
lately.
“Yeah I did.”
Caralyn chewed her bottom lip, once again staring at the ring and blinked tears
away, sighing heavily. “What do you think about it?”
“Well,” Sheila
paused briefly, trying to choose her words carefully. “I mean it’s a beautiful
ring, John definitely has great taste.” Saying that left an awful taste in
Sheila’s mouth, but she had to be honest, frowning. “I honestly have no idea
what to say...”
Nodding,
Caralyn understood Sheila’s bewilderment because she’d felt the same way as
soon as the word yes popped out of her mouth. “I know you don’t and believe me
I’m still floored that I accepted. I’m
honestly speechless, Sheila. All I can
do is stare down at the ring and wonder if I made the right decision or not.”
Caralyn explained, knowing she probably sounded contradicting, but this was
definitely a complicated situation. “I’m so confused right now.”
“That makes
two of us…” Sheila was quiet for a minute, just trying to digest this, finally
staring a little hardening at Caralyn. “Why did you accept his proposal in the
first place?”
“Because of
how long we’ve been together.” Caralyn answered honestly, standing up from the
couch, scrubbing a hand down her face in frustration. “I mean we’ve been
together for a couple years now, Sheila.
I owe it to John to go to the next level. He’s stuck beside me even after I fought
tooth and nail to be Randy’s PA instead of his.
He loves me and I am his girlfriend, it is logical to accept your
boyfriend’s proposal.”
“But you’re not
in love with him I thought?” Sheila stood up as well, folding her arms in front
of her chest, eyebrows furrowed together. “I mean obviously part of you feels
SOMETHING more for Cena or you wouldn’t have said yes. So are you in love with Randy or John? Which one is it, Caralyn?”
Caralyn opened
her mouth to say Randy and faltered, chewing her bottom lip, the ring once
again catching her gaze. “I love John, I really do…” She sighed when Sheila
simply stood there expectantly, shutting her eyes to keep the tears at bay.
“I’m in love with Randy, that won’t change, but guess what? He’s taken and stuck in a marriage with that
cheating whore Samantha, so I’m doing what I have to do. John loves me and I know if I try hard
enough, if I believe it enough, I know those feelings for Randy could be felt
for John…”
Sheila
scoffed, looking at Caralyn disbelief, wondering if the woman had truly lost
what was left of her mind. “Are you listening to yourself right now? Do you have any idea how asinine that sounds? You’re in love with Randy and you think by
marrying John, those feelings for Randy will just automatically go to him? Love doesn’t work like that, Caralyn!”
“Don’t you
think I know that, Lia!” Caralyn suddenly shouted back, becoming defensive,
teal eyes growing steely by the second. “But goddamn it, Randy doesn’t feel the
same way about me and never will! He’s
heartbroken over Samantha cheating on him with god knows how many men and his
marriage ending! Like I’m really gonna
go up to him and say ‘oh by the way, I’ve been in love with you ever since our
eyes met, please love me back’. That’s
not me and I have a sure thing with John!
How the hell do you expect me to pass up a sure thing?”
“Hell if I
know, but I wouldn’t marry a man just because of how long I was with him.” She
retorted and sat back down on the couch, really not wanting to fight with
Caralyn, especially after finding out the engagement. “You’re making a mistake,
Car, and you’re going to end up getting burned if you go through with this, don’t
you see that?”
“No I don’t
and I wish you’d be happy for me.” Caralyn whispered, lying about seeing what
Sheila did because, truth be told, she was terrified to marry John.
To actually
walk down an aisle in a church or wherever they ended up having the wedding at
in a white dress and accept John as her husband. Shivering, Caralyn rubbed her arms with her
arms, trying to get warm again because that thought made her have cold feet
literally. This was going to be the
scariest decision Caralyn would ever make in her life because, once she took
John as her husband, it was for better or for worse. The good times and bad, no matter what
happened, unless he cheated on her.
Infidelity was the only way out of the marriage and Caralyn had a
feeling John would never do that to her, refusing to believe Randy’s
accusations.
“Anyway, I’m
glad you came here because there’s something I need you to do for me.” When
Sheila raised a suspicious eyebrow, Caralyn knew this wasn’t going to be easy
for her to ask.
“What is it?”
“Lia, will you
be the maid of honor at my wedding?” The hope in her voice caused Sheila’s
heart to break, Caralyn squeezing her hands, awaiting her answer. “I know you
hate weddings and wearing dresses, but this is a once in a lifetime opportunity
for me and I want you to be a part of it in every way. So, what do you say? Please say yes.”
“I can’t.”
Sheila slowly pulled her hands out of Caralyn’s, watching as her heart
plummeted to the depths of her stomach, tears burning her violet eyes. “I’m sorry,
but I can’t do it, Car.”
Knowing how
much Randy loved Caralyn, it wouldn’t be right for Sheila to be in the wedding
between her and John, no matter how much it hurt. Hell, she didn’t want to watch her best
friend marry the wrong man and have her regret for the rest of her life! Not to mention, she didn’t support this sham
of an engagement because, not only was Caralyn in love with another man, but
John had been cheating on her. Sheila
fully believed Randy in everything he said about John to her and Ted, knowing
he couldn’t come to Caralyn because the woman was too bullheaded to believe
him.
“What?”
Caralyn sounded disbelieving, staring at Sheila like she’d grown a second or
maybe even a third head. “What do you mean you can’t? Why not?
I know you don’t support my decision in marrying John, but…you honestly
don’t want to be in my wedding? Lia,
you’re like my sister…no screw that! You
ARE my sister! I would never turn down
the opportunity to be in your wedding, no matter who the groom was!” Blinking,
tears slid down her cheeks and Caralyn had to back away from Sheila, feeling an
overwhelming anger flood her body.
“I can’t be in
a wedding that is built around lies and deceit, Caralyn.” She stated evenly,
rubbing her hands together, knowing she was infuriated her best friend, but
Sheila had no choice. “I’m sorry, but I know how you feel about both men and I
know you marrying John is not the right thing to do. Deep in my heart, if I knew for a split
second that you could actually be happy with John, no matter if you were in
love with Randy or not, I would be in your wedding in a millisecond. But I know you don’t even love John, you’re
simply saying that because you think Randy doesn’t feel the same way about you,
so you’re lying to yourself about how you truly feel!” She sighed, taking a few
breaths, having more to say. “I just wish you would stop being so damn stubborn
and just tell Randy how you really feel about him. You guys have been best friends for the past
few years. What the fuck are you waiting
for?”
Tears of fury
shimmered in her teal eyes, Caralyn not able to comprehend the words that
Sheila said, honestly not caring. She
was heartbroken and hurt over Sheila’s denial to be in her wedding, even if it
was to John Cena. She knew Sheila didn’t
care for John, but honestly, who the hell was this woman to tell her who she
should or shouldn’t be with? Who she
should or shouldn’t marry? When Sheila
went to place her hands on Caralyn’s shoulders, she immediately backed away,
shoving the woman as more tears fell from her narrowed eyes.
“Get out.”
“Excuse me?”
“You heard
what I said.” Caralyn’s voice was no longer chipper and loving, but instead
full of hatred and anger, pointing to the door. “I said get the fuck out of
here.”
Now Sheila was
fuming, not believing the way Caralyn was acting. “You want me to get out?”
When Caralyn nodded, that just mad her even angrier. “Why because I’m telling
you the fucking truth? Because I know
how you truly feel for Randy and don’t want you making the biggest mistake of
your fucking life? Do you not remember
my sham of marriage to Glen?!” When Caralyn just there, Sheila tossed her hands
up in the air, beginning to fall from her eyes. “That bastard made me fall in
love with him, making me believe we had a future together and that he wanted to
have a million babies with me! He made
me believe our marriage would last forever and then screwed countless women
behind my back! Don’t you understand I
DON’T want you going through the same thing I did, Caralyn?! John will shatter you if you go through with
this marriage because he’s a player! He
screws women left and right, any pussy that’s thrown his way and you are too
blind to see it!! Why can’t you get your
head out of your ass and realize that John hasn’t been the faithful boyfriend
you defend him to be? You don’t love
John, you love Randy!” By now, Sheila was at the breaking point and wiped her
own angry tears away, the hurt coursing through her violet orbs.
Her tears
meant absolutely nothing to Caralyn at that moment and she didn’t say a word at
first, simply stalking over to rip open the dressing room door. “I said get
out.” She ordered evenly. “If you don’t want to be in my wedding then we might
as well stop being friends while we’re at it.
I don’t care what happened in your marriage to Glen, this isn’t about
you! It’s about me! I may love Randy with everything inside of
me, but John was the one who proposed to me because he loves me! We’ve been together for three fucking years
Sheila, but obviously nobody understands that except us! Obviously nobody accepts us being together
and that’s fine because nobody else matters.
As far as I’m concerned: you, Ted and Randy can all go square to hell!”
“No, you go to
hell, stupid bitch.”
Caralyn had
watched Sheila storm out of the dressing room, slamming the door behind her so
hard the walls shook. Closing her eyes,
Caralyn couldn’t believe they actually had a fight. Sheila and Caralyn rarely fought, they were
two peas in a pod, but there were a few times where they had serious
spats. This was definitely one of them
and Caralyn still couldn’t believe Sheila refused her offer to be the maid of
honor. Crying her heart out, Caralyn had
whipped out her cell phone to call John, currently waiting for him to arrive so
they could get the hell out of the arena.
When she heard
the knock sound at the dressing room door, Caralyn was up on her feet instantly
and opened it, staring back at her fiancé.
Chapter 10
One look in
Caralyn’s eyes was all it took before John immediately pulled her into his
strong arms, her face instantly burying in the crook of his neck, tears coating
his skin. He was going to hurt whoever
made her cry, hating an emotional woman almost as much as a woman on her
monthly. Of course, John would never say
that aloud, playing the part of the worried concerned fiancé flawlessly. Speaking of flawless…John currently had
Michelle McCool on his mind, smirking, knowing she’d turned him down countless
times because of Mark Calaway. Hell,
that didn’t mean he still couldn’t try persuading her for a little one on one
action.
Caralyn had no
idea just how much deceit and betrayal rested behind those sky blue eyes of
John’s, too busy crying her heart out against him over the fight she’d had with
Sheila. She couldn’t believe Sheila
actually agreed with Randy about John cheating on her, but for some odd reason,
Caralyn couldn’t believe them. Her heart
wouldn’t let her mind overtake her rationality, believing in John and his love
for her far more than she should. Still,
Caralyn felt obligated to be with John because of how long they’d been
together, no matter if she was in love with another man. Adapting was the key and Caralyn knew what
she had to do in order to make sure that process happened.
Pretending to
be taken aback by his fiancée’s crying, John rubbed her back in soothing
circles, murmuring lovingly words in her ear. “What’s wrong, baby?” He asked
softly, hearing her sniffle and rolled his eyes. ‘God if she’s PMSing we are
not sharing a hotel room.’ He thought, biting back a groan, knowing that meant
sex would be out of the question.
“It’s Sheila…”
Caralyn paused and pulled away from John to wipe her tears away, still not
believing what went down with Sheila. “We had a fight and I told her to get out
of my life. I asked her to be my maid of
honor in our wedding and she told me she couldn’t…” She wasn’t about to tell
John Sheila’s reasoning.
John’s eyes
narrowed slightly, wondering what the hell Sheila’s problem was and felt his
blood boil, knowing it was because of Randy Orton. “Why won’t she?” He pried,
watching as Caralyn sunk down on the couch, burying her face in her hands. Why did women always have to be so emotional
about the smallest things? “Talk to me, baby.”
“I don’t know, ever since we got engaged,
everyone is against it John.” Caralyn mumbled, feeling the couch dip beside her
and immediately leaned against him, needing comfort right now. “Having a
wedding without her is going to be surreal…”
“We’ll figure
it out.” John simply said, running his hand up and down her arm, trying to calm
her down. “Do you wanna get out of here and go back to the hotel so we can talk
more about this?” He asked, having finished his segment and was done for the
night as far as he knew.
That sounded
like heaven and Caralyn instantly nodded, standing up from the couch to
retrieve her things. She didn’t want to
be in the arena right now, just needing some space from everyone except her
fiancé. Swinging her laptop bag over her
shoulder, Caralyn followed him toward the exit, their hands entwined together
and Caralyn actually began feeling better.
Out of
nowhere, her hand left John’s as Caralyn was jerked into a nearby dressing
room, her arm instantly flaming with pain.
She went to open her mouth and stopped short at the sight of Randy, his
blue eyes shooting ice at her, looking downright dangerous and deadly. His character wasn’t just for show, Randy
honestly was a viper at heart and Caralyn knew it better than anyone, the door
slamming shut.
“You’re not
going anywhere until we talk, Caralyn.” Randy locked the door, rarely using her
full name, only when he was angry and the look in his eyes at that moment
terrified her.
“Randy…”
“What’s happening
to us, Cara?” Randy demanded through gritted teeth, walking toward her, just
wanting to take her into his arms. “We’re best friends, we tell each other
everything.”
“I did tell
you everything, I didn’t keep the fact I’m engaged from you.” Caralyn shot back
weakly, hating the affect he had on her. “I don’t understand why it’s such a
big shock to you considering how long I’ve been with John. I love him, Randy…” Those words left a bitter
taste in her mouth, but Caralyn didn’t show it, staring back at the man she
knew she should be with and engaged to.
Randy growled
when he heard that and grabbed her arms somewhat roughly, jerking her against
him. “No you don’t, stop lying to yourself.” He ordered, the anger once again
filling those teal eyes and his heart broke because he had to find some way to
prove it to her. “You’re lying to yourself and that’s not healthy or right,
Cara…”
“What gives
you the right to say that shit to me?” She demanded angrily, trying to break
free from him, but Randy’s grip felt like iron wrapped around her upper arms.
“Let go of me! I have nothing to say to
you! My future husband is waiting to
take me out to dinner and then back to the hotel to relax. I have more important things in my life to
worry about than what you or Sheila think and I…” Before Caralyn could get
another word out, Randy’s lips suddenly crashed against hers, every thought she
had wanted to say instantly vanishing.
Including the
banging on the door from John, demanding Randy to let Caralyn out.
With as much
fight as she had inside, Caralyn began shoving him away from her, but it was no
use. Randy was a lot stronger than her
and forced her to kiss him, to make her stop saying the awful things she was. Caralyn couldn’t help responding after a
minute of fighting, his lips against hers feeling amazing, suddenly sliding her
hands up his chest to wrap around his neck, his lips so soft. She’d only dreamed of this happening for the
past several years and suddenly Randy was kissing her breath away, his lips
even better than she imagined. Her heart
pounded against her chest as Caralyn’s back met the wall, Randy’s body pressed
against hers, experiencing the most incredible kiss of her life.
John didn’t
hold a candle to Randy.
Randy hadn’t
meant to kiss her, but he couldn’t handle listening to her hateful words any
longer, just wanting to shut her up for a minute. He kissed her with such a fiery passion, he
nearly lost himself right then and there, wanting to rip her clothes off and
take her for his own. Her soft lips
caressing his, chests pressed tightly together, was enough to make him lose
control, but Randy maintained it with great reluctance. His tongue swiped against her sweet lips and
Randy groaned when she immediately opened her mouth, not wasting a second in
accepting the invitation, tasting her for the first time.
Randy’s hands
slid from her arms down her sides, gripping her curvy hips, his hands burning
through the thin material of her clothes as their heads moved from side to
side, getting completely lost. Randy was
giving her a preview of what she could have if she ever decided to let John go
and chose him, wanting her more than words could say. Just when he felt Caralyn completely melt
against him, Randy broke the kiss and took a shaky step back, staring deep into
those entrancing teal eyes and reached out to cup her face in his strong hand,
his thumb running across her red swollen lips.
“Whenever
you’re ready to accept the truth and break the engagement off, I’ll be
waiting.” He stated breathlessly, tempted to kiss her again. “I’m not giving
you up because I…”
Randy was cut
off effectively by the door being nearly kicked off its hinges, an irate John
Cena standing in the doorway looking madder than a bull. Caralyn just stood there in shock, knowing
there was absolutely no way to hide the fact she’d just shared an intense
searing kiss from Randy, her lips proof of that. Her eyes lowered to the floor, feeling as
though her feet were glued to the concrete flooring, trying to wrap her mind
around what just happened with Randy.
Had he really just kissed her and what the hell was he going to say
before John interrupted?
“Get away from
her, Orton!!” John growled, stalking over to his trembling fiancée, knowing
this idiot had probably scared the hell out of her by grabbing her like
that.
He wrapped a
protective arm around her shoulders, tempted to fight Randy, but he had to get
Caralyn out of there before something else happened. He already knew something happened between
the two, John hadn’t missed her swollen lips, deciding he would be making her
forget all about Randy Orton that night.
Jillian and Michelle would definitely have to wait, John wanted to make
sure he was the only man on Caralyn’s mind and planned on showing her exactly
who the dominant male was. However, John
didn’t notice the lustful gaze in Caralyn’s eyes as she locked them with Randy
and both exited the dressing room hastily.
Randy groaned
at the look that flashed through those teal orbs, knowing he was so close to
revealing his true feelings for her, but John had interrupted him before he
could. What was this power John had over
Caralyn and why did she insist on saying she loved him when it wasn’t
true? Randy knew Caralyn’s heart was in
the right place, but the woman was daft if she thought for even a second he
bought what she spewed out of her beautiful mouth.
Randy tried
regaining his composure, feeling how tight his wrestling attire had become and
knew his erection was straining against the taut material. It was almost painful to move and Randy was
thankful he’d stopped Caralyn after his match because otherwise the fans
would’ve gotten an eyeful, not that his female fan base would’ve minded. He tried closing his eyes and thinking of
every single thing he could to help his erection simmer down, but nothing was
working.
“Fuck.” He
finally cursed and stalked into the bathroom of the empty dressing room,
peeling his tights off and reached inside to turn the shower sprays as cold as
he could stand them.
Stepping under
the sprays, Randy shivered and splayed his hands against the shower wall,
lowering his head as the water cascaded down his rock hard muscular frame. Randy groaned, his muscles tensing as his
eyes closed, wishing Caralyn was in here with him. His lips still burned from that kiss and
Randy tried not to think about it, but honestly that’s all that was on his
mind. For the past several years, ever
since Caralyn first locked eyes with him, Randy wondered every day and night what
her lips would feel like.
Heaven.
Visions of her
long nicely toned beautiful legs wrapped around his waist while screwing her
against the wall flashed through Randy’s mind and he groaned louder, nails
digging into the wall. “Goddamn it Caralyn…” He grunted and slid his hand down
his abs, gripping his throbbing cock, beginning to slowly pump.
Thrusting in
and out of her body, Randy’s hand began driving up and down his heated flesh
harder and faster with each passing second.
His balls began tightening, he could feel his release building because
of how much tension flowed through every part of his body, blaming it on
Caralyn. The cold sprays beat down on
him as Randy as he jerked a little, grunting, imagining her sweet wet sex
wrapped around his throbbing shaft, growling from low in his throat. His thighs tensed as the speed of Randy’s
hand increased, needing his release more than anything as Caralyn’s smiling
face flashed through his mind, those beautiful teal eyes…his teal eyed angel.
“Christ
Caralyn!” Randy bellowed out as he exploded all over the shower wall, closing
his eyes tightly shut as he pumped even faster until his cock grew limp in his
hand.
Randy let his
arm fall at his side, trembling slightly from both the cold water and the
intensity from his session, slowly opening his eyes. He blinked water out of them and pushed
himself from the wall, breathing raggedly, the sweat he’d built up washing away
down the drain. It only made him feel
worse because Randy didn’t want to keep taking his sexual frustration out
alone, wanting Caralyn more than anything, more than he ever wanted any woman,
including Samantha, in his life.
“I love her
and I need to tell her.” Randy muttered softly and rinsed the wall and himself
off before stepping out of the shower, little rivulets of water sliding down
his well defined muscular body.
Wrapping a
towel around his waist, Randy walked over to the sink and placed his hands on
it, staring at his reflection in the mirror.
Tears stung his eyes and Randy sighed before a few slipped down his
cheeks, finally releasing some of the pain and anger he’d carried ever since
Caralyn began dating John. He was losing
the woman he loved more than his own life and it was slowly destroying him
inside, taking pieces of him. Randy knew
he had to let her come to him and that kiss they shared was the first
step.
He knew she
felt something from it, especially when she clung to him like he was her
lifeline and opened her mouth to let him taste her. Caralyn couldn’t pushed him away if she truly
wanted to and had fought him at first, but Randy wasn’t going to let her. He had to make her see marrying John was a
horrible mistake, that she would truly regret it for the rest of her life, and
wanted to show her that she did have options.
He could feel his muscles tensing as his grip on the sink increased,
growling out as a rush of rage swept over him.
The sound of
glass breaking resonated around the bathroom as Randy’s fist plowed through the
mirror, shards flying everywhere. Little
pieces were embedded in his fist as Randy pulled back, the pain slicing through
his knuckles, but that didn’t bother him in the slightest. The pain felt real and surprisingly good
because for just a split second, he wasn’t thinking of the pain his heart currently
felt. Not to mention he released some of
that pent up frustration and anger, knowing this probably wasn’t the best way
to do it, but at the moment it was all he had.
After
bandaging his hand with a first aid kit he found in the bathroom, Randy dressed
in a pair of blue jeans with a one of his Viper t-shirts. He slipped a silver chain around his neck
that Caralyn had gotten for him to match his Rolex last year for his birthday,
never leaving anywhere without it. He
brushed his teeth and slipped into a pair of white tennis shoes, just wanting
to get out of the arena, desperately needing a drink that had a high volume of
alcohol.
Chapter 11
Over the next
few weeks, Randy and Caralyn barely spoke a word to each other. Caralyn continued being his personal
assistant, deciding a professional relationship between them was for the best
given the previous events. Caralyn
honestly missed the talks she had with Randy about his daughter and all the
problems he always came to her with, how she always made him feel better no
matter the circumstances. The same went
for Randy whenever Caralyn wasn’t in the best mood; he always managed to make
her laugh.
Ever since
that night Randy kissed her, however, things between them became stiff and
quiet. Caralyn couldn’t even look him in
the eyes. It was almost as if he had
opened up a whole new world to her and Caralyn couldn’t get the feeling of his
soft warm pressed against her own. How
his strong arms encircled her waist and she seemed to fit perfectly in them,
how his tongue very lightly swiped across her lips, begging for access to her
sweet mouth. It was the most incredible
breathless kiss Caralyn ever experienced and she felt guilty every time she
thought about it because of her fiancé.
It wasn’t fair
to him for her to have these intimate thoughts about another man, especially a
man she wasn’t marrying. The rock on her
finger brought her out of her thoughts of Randy as she gazed down at it,
feeling the weight of it and wished she could take it off because it felt like
it weighed a ton. Caralyn knew she
should’ve called the engagement off after that kiss, but couldn’t bring herself
to do it, deciding she owed it to John to see this through to the end.
Randy just
wanted a piece of ass and Caralyn was not going to be another notch in his
belt, not when she had a chance to be a happily married woman with John. This was the most unsettling situation
Caralyn had ever experienced, but it would get better. She’d convinced herself over the past few
weeks that John was the only man for her and Randy would just have to get over
whatever obsession he had. She was taken
and planned on spending the rest of her life with John Cena.
To make sure
the distance between her and Randy remained absolute, Caralyn had asked Vince
to give her a space for herself. She
didn’t go into details about why she needed it, but it seemed as though the
boss understood somehow and gave her what she wanted. Caralyn was very grateful and thanked him,
having simply said she’d get her job done easier and quicker by not working in
Randy’s dressing room. Her concentration
wasn’t there and Vince surprisingly agreed, though Caralyn was sure he could
see straight through to her lies.
A knock on the
door brought Caralyn out of her deep thoughts as she clicked the save button,
having finished part of Randy’s schedule for the following week. “Come in!” She
called out; eyes surveying the schedule to make sure she hadn’t make any
mistakes while typing.
Randy walked
into the small dressing room that had been transformed into a private office
space for Caralyn, thanks to the boss.
She was busy at work as usual, making Randy sigh heavily. He missed her terribly, wanting things back
the way they once were with her in his dressing room working on his schedule
while they laughed and talked.
When had
things gotten so damn complicated and went south?
Randy had to
find some way to make things right and get it through to Caralyn that they
belonged together. He had no idea what
to do or how to go about doing it, being a man of action instead of words,
which sometimes wasn’t the best thing.
Example being when he kissed Caralyn those few weeks ago, which he still
couldn’t get out of his mind. His
stomach immediately clenched and slowly churned at the diamond ring on her left
hand, making Randy swallow down bile so he didn’t vomit everywhere. That definitely wouldn’t help matters between
them and Randy somehow managed to maintain his composure.
“Is my
schedule ready yet?” He asked in a smooth husky voice, wearing just a pair of
black trunks that had RKO strewn across the front and back.
Caralyn didn’t
dare look up at him and simply handed over the piece of paper with all the
information he would need on it. She
buried her face further into her laptop, pretending to concentrate on something
important and hoped he left without trying to talk to her further. Truth was though, all she was trying to do
was avoid making eye contact with him, knowing if she did Caralyn would
probably do something she would fully regret later…like jumping on him. Randy got her every time with those hypnotic
insane blue eyes of his, casting his spell on her whenever their eyes locked.
She could
already smell his intoxicating scent all over the room and Caralyn knew she
would definitely need to leave as soon as he did. She felt his hand reach out to take the paper
from her, purposely brushing their fingers together and that alone made Caralyn’s
heart begin to race. His smell and that
simple touch was enough to toss her over the edge, but somehow Caralyn
maintained her composure, staying seated.
Caralyn was sure Randy could hear her heart thundering against her
chest, it was like a pounding drum and the heat began rising throughout her
body.
Randy surveyed
the page and raised an eyebrow, crossing his arms over his chest while holding
it. “You made a mistake.” He said after a few brief moments of silence.
She didn’t
know why she fell for it, but as soon as Caralyn lifted her eyes to meet his,
her insides instantly melted, the heat exploding throughout every part of
her. Mentally cursing herself for
falling for the trick, Caralyn knew she couldn’t back away and had to handle
this as professionally as she could. Why
was it so hard to fight feelings for man that wasn’t hers, that wasn’t her
fiancé?
“Where at?”
She asked softly, chest rising and falling a little faster with each passing
second.
Not saying
anything at first, Randy lowered himself on the couch that was in the private room
and stared deeper into her eyes, noting she was berating herself for falling
for his small scheme, but Randy had to do something to get her to look at
him. He didn’t like tricking Caralyn,
but in this case he really had no other alternative. She refused to look at him for the past few
weeks and it was killing him, missing those beautiful teal eyes. He reached over and slid his hand up her
laptop before slowly closing it, hearing the gentle click, his eyes never
leaving hers for a second.
“Right here.”
Without
preamble, Randy pressed his lips against hers, feeling her immediately respond
to it. Moving the laptop away from them
so it wouldn’t get damaged, Randy groaned and wrapped his arms around her
waist, loving the feeling of her being in his arms again, kissing her
breathless. Ever since he kissed her
that night weeks back, Randy couldn’t think about anything else and found
himself having sleepless restless, lonely nights alone in his hotel room.
Caralyn hadn’t
had much luck with sleeping either, not even after a session or two with John,
craving to feel Randy’s lips against hers again. She knew this was very wrong and she should
stop it, but Caralyn was just going with her instinctive nature. Soft fingers slid up into his short cropped
black hair, loving how it felt and was glad he was growing it back because she
couldn’t stand him being fully bald. She
knew it was for his Viper character, but honestly Randy looked much better with
hair and Caralyn had told him that on more than a few occasions.
After five
minutes passed, Randy finally broke the kiss between them reluctantly, both of
them breathing heavily from the intensity of the kiss. Desire coursed through every part of his body
and it clearly showed in his now darkened blue eyes as Randy ran a long finger
down her cheek, smiling. “There, mistake fixed.” He murmured, the taste of her
lips against his lingering.
Caralyn could
only blink at him, not believing she’d let Randy take advantage of her yet
again, and sighed deeply, adverting her gaze from his instantly. It was an incredible feeling every time Randy
kissed her and Caralyn hated herself for it because John never made her feel a
quarter of the way Randy did. Not to
mention she couldn’t do anything to put the fire out that Randy ignited, which
frustrated her to no end. The harsh
reality of this situation was simple: Caralyn belonged to someone else and it
was slowly killing her inside and out.
It was an
incredible feeling every time Randy kissed her and Caralyn hated herself for it
because John never made her feel a quarter of the way Randy did. Not to mention she couldn’t do anything to
put the fire out that Randy ignited, which frustrated her to no end. The harsh reality of this situation was
simple: Caralyn belonged to someone else and it was slowly killing her inside
and out.
“I think you
should leave, Randy…” She started to say, feeling the tears sting her eyes
because of how much guilt flowed through her heated body.
Randy
instantly pushed a finger against her swollen lips, silencing and cutting her
off effectively, lifting her chin until their eyes met again. He hitched a sharp breath at the tears
swimming in her eyes, Randy absolutely hated it when Caralyn cried and could
already feel his heart breaking. He knew
this wasn’t easy for her, but he wasn’t about to let her go without a fight
either.
“Tell me to
leave now.” Randy challenged in that same husky tone, wanting to see ifs he had
what it took to look him in the eyes and tell him to leave. He knew it was impossible for her, especially
when Caralyn could only sigh, signaling she was giving in slowly.
Caralyn could
feel the tears building faster, knowing she couldn’t tell Randy to leave. “You
already know I can’t say that when I’m staring into your eyes.” She said
truthfully, sniffling a little. “Why are you doing this to me?” Her voice
cracked and that just about killed Randy to hear, watching the turmoil and
anguish cross her beautiful face.
Caralyn’s
heart broke when she looked into his eyes again and saw nothing except love and
patience swirling through them, beckoning her to just surrender. She wanted nothing more than to do it, to
just say to hell with John and dive headfirst with Randy, but knew she
couldn’t. Randy watched as a few stray
tears slipped down her cheeks and immediately reached out, wiping them away
with the pads of his thumbs lovingly, kissing her lips softer this time.
“Because I
don’t want you to make a huge mistake by marrying John, Cara.” He said
honestly, not knowing what else to say or do to make her understand. “He’s not
the one for you. I am.”
Raising one
slow eyebrow, Caralyn couldn’t help laughing out bitterly, scowling. “You’re
the one for me? Randy, you can’t keep
your dick in your pants for more than five seconds! What makes you so sure that we would work out
to begin with?” She demanded, suddenly allowing the anger from the guilt
consume her and stood up from the couch hastily, beginning to pace back and
forth in front of him. Caralyn had a
hard time believing what he was saying and allowed her brain to overtake what
her heart screamed at her. “Let’s face it Randy, I’ve known you for three years
now and in those three years, I’ve never once seen you commit to another living
soul besides Samantha. And even then,
you still screwed around on her because she was screwing around on you. We’re friends. We’re best friends; you were my best fucking
friend! If you keep this nonsense up
about us belonging together and kissing me like your life depends on it, then
I’ll have to break our friendship off for good.” She was being completely
honest with him and if Randy couldn’t accept it, then that was his
problem. Caralyn couldn’t take much more
of this emotional turmoil, hating herself for every word that came out of her
mouth, especially when her best friend was the cause of it all.
Sighing
deeply, Randy looked back at her, not fazed in the slightest by anything she
said because he knew Caralyn was upset.
He knew she’d throw the fact he’d cheated on Samantha in his face and randy
was prepared for it, not able to deny it, but Samantha hadn’t exactly been
faithful in their marriage either. His
playboy ways were in the past and he had to make her see that he’d changed.
“I’ve changed,
Cara. I haven’t fucked anyone in months,
even before I kissed you all those weeks ago.
I can’t fuck anyone else because you’re all I think about. Everything about you makes me that much more
attracted to you and makes me fall even more in love with you.” Randy poured
his heart out, knowing Caralyn would probably ignore it because of her
stubbornness, but he was a patient man and would do whatever necessary to break
her away from John.
“John loves me
though, Randy. He’s in love with
me. I’ve been with him ever since we
became friends, ever since I became your personal assistant again and even
before that when you got injured. I
can’t back out of our relationship now just because of a fling that’s happening
between us or whatever the hell this is!” Caralyn defiantly said, knowing deep
down inside that this was killing both of them, but she couldn’t just cut John
loose when she didn’t even know how Randy truly felt about her.
What if she
did end things with John and then everything went to hell with Randy? What if she threw away something good and
true for something that would never work out and she ended up heartbroken? Caralyn couldn’t risk her feelings or her
heart, it was that simple.
Randy was at
the breaking the point, growling and stood up from the couch, his fist going
through the wall furthest away from Caralyn. “He doesn’t fucking love you,
Caralyn!” He shouted angrily, not caring who heard them at this point. “He
never has! He’s too busy fucking Jillian
Hall and the other Divas! But you’re too
blind to see that and I don’t understand why!
He doesn’t fucking love you! I
DO!!”
Randy’s face
fell as soon as that confession slipped out of his mouth, paling and suddenly
stormed out of the room before he made a bigger fool out of himself. How could he just spew the L word at her, knowing
she would simply reject him? He needed
time to think about what he just said to her, not expecting to say it and left
Caralyn standing there in the middle of the room in both shock and wonder.
Chapter 12
“Goddamn!!”
“Oh god
John!!”
Jillian cried
out as her orgasm tore through her entire body, legs wrapped tightly around
John’s waist, her body collapsing back on the bed. John wasn’t done yet though and continued
slamming inside of her, which Jillian fully accepted, another orgasm building
instantly. It didn’t take him long to
make her cum in waves and, in Jillian’s eyes, nobody could screw the way John
Cena could. She still couldn’t believe
he kept coming back to her, a smirk forming on her lips. Obviously Caralyn couldn’t hack it in the
bedroom and Jillian was more than willing to give everything to John.
Beads of sweat
dripped from John’s forehead as he finally plunged inside of her one final
time, releasing his seed, refusing to use a condom. He knew Jillian had been fixed already
because she didn’t want children, which was definitely a plus for John. He hated wearing condoms and he had to do so
with Caralyn because the woman was somehow allergic to every birth control made
on the planet. Sex with Caralyn was
fine, John managed to release every time he was with her, but with Jillian sex
definitely turned up a notch or two. She
was definitely kinky and an animal, though she was careful not to leave a mark
on him because of the sneaking around.
Her bleach
blonde hair was in completely disarray as it pooled down her shoulders, staring
deep in his beautiful blue eyes. All the
lust built within just made her want him that much more, not caring if he tore
her apart because Jillian enjoyed every second of it. John took her breath away every single time
they were together, which wasn’t often these days, so she took it whenever he
offered. She kissed his lips as he
continued sputtering deep inside of her willing body, moaning in absolute
satisfaction.
Both breathed
raggedly as they laid on the bed beside each other, Jillian instantly curling
up against John, wanting to snuggle.
John pressed his forehead against hers, his own breathing erratic and
entwined their fingers together to rest against his pounding heart. “You never
cease to amaze me.” He growled softly, slapping her ass and giving it a
squeeze. “Mmm so very nice…”
Jillian
giggled and rubbed her nose against his, sighing in contentment. She ran her nails up and down his arm gently,
absentmindedly, kissing him a little more.
Just enjoying being in each other’s arms, which made John think once
again why he was marrying Caralyn. He
didn’t understand it himself anymore and could only come up with one conclusive
reasoning for the insanity. It was for
the power of breaking her and Randy’s friendship apart, smashing it to
pieces. He wouldn’t let Caralyn fall
into Randy Orton’s arms no matter the circumstances and knew marrying her would
cement that, giving him exactly what he wanted.
“I love you,
John.”
John blinked
and immediately pulled back, not expecting to hear his fuck buddy say something
like that. “What?” He stammered out, seeing how serious she was, his eyes
widening. “Jill…”
Reaching out,
her nail ran down his chest slowly, seductively, her eyes locking with his hungrily. She sat up on her knees and wrapped her arms
around his muscular neck, playing with the hairs on the back of it. “I said I
love you.” She reiterated, meaning every word that came from her mouth and
kissed him passionately before he could say another word.
Jillian knew
John wouldn’t say it back because he didn’t feel the same way about her as she
did him, but that wasn’t stopping her from claiming him as her own. It didn’t matter if he loved her or not,
Jillian wanted him completely and knew he loved screwing her instead of
Caralyn. He loved her pussy more, craved
it more, because he had free reign over it while Caralyn restricted him.
Deep down
inside, it killed Jillian to know that in a few short months she wouldn’t be
his anymore.
Caralyn would.
Too stunned to
speak, John slowly guided Jillian’s body back on the bedding and knew he had to
leave before anything else was said. He
still couldn’t believe what came out of her mouth, a mouth that had just
recently pleasured him in ways Caralyn could only dream of doing. He groaned and could already feel himself
harden at the thought of Jillian’s sweet mouth around his throbbing cock,
closing his eyes briefly.
John reached
down and picked his shorts up, knowing he had to meet Caralyn shortly because
she would be finishing for the evening.
He was also frustrated because he and Jillian had both agreed that this
was strictly physical, no emotions or feelings attached. He ran his fingers through his short soft
brown hair and pulled his shirt on while Jillian simply lay there in all her
naked glory. John knew if he turned to
look back at her and watched her finger crook to beckon him in, he would
definitely be cancelling plans with his fiancée.
“I thought we
agreed this was strictly a physical thing, Jill baby.” He finally stated,
breaking the silence between them while grabbing his sneakers. “You know it
can’t be anything except that and just because I’m marrying someone doesn’t
mean I won’t come back for more.”
Deep down,
however, John already knew he was falling for Jillian as well.
Jillian
frowned and came up behind him while he sat on the bed, running her hands up
and down his arms before wrapping her arms around his neck, kissing his
shoulder. “I couldn’t help it.” She sighed almost resignedly. “These past
couple of months being together and fucking has been amazing. How could I not fall in love with you,
John? You’ve given me everything I’ve
ever wanted in a man, but I want more. I
don’t want you to marry Caralyn. I want
you to marry me and let me be your one and only. You don’t want kids, I don’t want kids. We get along great and the sex is
incredible! Why would you marry someone
you’re clearly not in love with when you can have someone who is?”
John pushed
her away from him as he stood up hastily, shaking his head. “No, I can’t do
that.” He hated himself for saying it, but he had a plan and had to go through
with it fully. “I need to marry Caralyn for my sanity.”
Jillian
scoffed angrily and placed her hands on her hips, suddenly standing in front of
him completely naked, knowing exactly why John refused to leave Caralyn. “Why
can’t you just admit that Caralyn isn’t in love with you anymore and she never
was? Why do you have to go through with
this and break her heart as well as yours?
You’ve already broken her a little, don’t you see that?” John had
confessed to her his true intentions with this marriage and it made Jillian
feel sick to her stomach. “I realize that you two once loved each other, but I
see the way she looks at Randy Orton.
It’s the same way I look at you.
He’s in love with her and I know she’s in love with him, but they are
just afraid to admit it to each other.
Caralyn figures marrying you will
make her forget her feelings for Randy and she’s wrong...”
Growling, John
didn’t want to listen to any of this nonsense, refusing to have this
conversation with his fuck buddy of all people. “I gotta do what I gotta
do. I refuse to allow that pretty boy
asshole to take away the one pure thing in my life. I don’t love Caralyn, you’re right, but I
can’t let her go either. She’s
everything I’ve wanted in a woman emotionally and you can be mine physically. That way I have both emotional and physical
shit taken care of and I don’t have to balance out anything.” There was no
other way around it and if Jillian couldn’t accept that, there was plenty of
other pussy out there for him to choose from as far as the physical nature
went.
“Oh and what
about me?” Jillian suddenly demanded, tears filling her eyes. “I’ve cried my
heart out to you and you haven’t ONCE acknowledged me!!” Her voice rose higher
with each word, causing it to sound shrilly like it did on national television
when she was in character.
How could John
treat her this way after all the incredible sex they had together?
John sighed,
trying to ignore her shrilly voice because honestly that was the only thing
about her that turned him completely off.
He pulled her into his arms, seeing the tears in her eyes, wishing he
could find one woman who didn’t cry because he hated tears. They were a sign of weakness to him and he
wondered if sleeping with Jillian was suddenly a smart thing to do.
“I love you
too, Jill baby.” He finally admitted and kissed her lips softly, deciding maybe
that would make her feel better about everything. “I can’t deal with this right
now though. Caralyn has been mine for
three years and I refuse to lose her to that pretty boy mother fucker.”
As hard as it
was for her to do, Jillian broke away out of her grasp and immediately began
shoving her tight dress back on that John peeled her out of. She glared at him hatefully, tears of anger
and pain burning in her eyes while she slipped her four inch Stiletto heels on. There was no way she could put her heart on
the line and be used for just sex, especially not by the man she was completely
and irrevocably in love with.
“Then you lose
me in the process.” She stated, watching John’s eyes narrow slightly. “When you
finally realize that we belong together and you’re over your power hungry trip
and huge ego, give me a call, but until then, no more sessions for you. Goodbye John.”
John could
only watch as the door slammed shut violently, cringing because he was sure
everyone in the arena could probably hear that, groaning. Jillian ran down the hallway in a fit of
tears from the pure heartache that radiated through every part of her
body. She couldn’t believe the way John
treated her and spoke to her like she was nothing! Once she arrived outside of the arena,
Jillian suddenly became very angry and bitter, a vengeance developing within
her heart. She pulled out the pure
silver small nine millimeter gun, an evil smirk spreading on her lips as she
slipped inside her car.
‘If he doesn’t
want to give her up willingly, then I’ll make him give her up the hard way.’
~!~
Later on that
night, Caralyn was still at the arena even after all the commotion died down
and the show had ended. She sat in her
private room on the couch typing out Randy’s schedule. She had to make several phone calls, leaving
voicemails and finally heard back from the important contacts. It was a pain in the ass moving his schedule
from one week to the next and balancing things out. Caralyn loved it though and leaned back
against the couch, yawning, looking down at the watch on her right wrist.
Where the hell
was John?
“Late again.”
She muttered with a sigh and stood up from the couch, wondering if she would
have to call Randy for a ride. Then she
thought that through and immediately shook her head, snorting. “There’s NO way
in HELL I’m calling him. If I have to,
I’ll walk back to the damn hotel.”
No matter how
hard she tried, Caralyn couldn’t stop the memory of Randy’s lips against hers
as it flooded her mind, forcing a wave of warmth to spread throughout her
body. Lord, what was he doing to
her?! How was she supposed to get
married when every time she had a free moment it was of Randy Orton? Caralyn was in hell and began packing her
things away, trying to push the memory from her mind.
It only
intensified.
How could he
be in love with her and why hadn’t he said anything sooner? She didn’t care if he was still married to
Samantha, why hadn’t he come clean about how he felt? Why had he married Samantha in the first
place if he was in love with her? Why
did he watch his broken hearted friend watch him marry a conniving bitch who
wanted his money and fame instead of the man?
All these
questions ran through her mind and it angered Caralyn, forcing her to shove
stuff in her bag vigorously. She wanted
all the answers to those questions and more, but Caralyn knew that wasn’t going
to happen. It was impossible to get
Randy to admit anything, especially his feelings, no matter the
circumstances. Now here he we suddenly
spewing all this crap about being in love with her and that they belonged
together.
“What a joke.”
She grunted, gritting her teeth as tears stung her eyes.
Caralyn
finished up packing her stuff and figured John had forgotten about her again,
which happened frequently lately. He
knew how Randy felt about her and yet he left her alone anyway, it frazzled
Caralyn honestly. She never could read
John very well, not even when they agreed to date each other. What was it with men being so complicated?
Walking out of
the room, Caralyn locked the door behind her and could tell hardly anyone was
left in the arena. “John must’ve went back to the hotel.” She said and wondered
how the hell she was going to get back to the hotel without having to hitch a
ride. With her phone in hand, Caralyn
began looking through her contacts and stopped at the name Randy Orton, closing
her eyes tightly shut. “I have no choice.” She whispered and began walking, not
pressing the send button right away, trying to think of anyone else who could
help her.
There was no
one.
Caralyn sighed
resignedly and welcomed the gust the cool air that blew across her heated skin
as soon as she stepped outside of the arena, the heavy metal door closing
behind her. There were maybe four cars
in the parking lot and Caralyn knew she was really screwed if she didn’t call
Randy for a ride. He would instantly
come to her rescue, but after what happened between them earlier, she didn’t
want to see him. She flipped through the
contacts again and saw John’s name, knowing that’s who she would’ve been
calling, but honestly didn’t want to.
“Damn it.” She
cursed, stomping her foot on the pavement in frustration.
She just
wanted to forget about everything that transpired that night with Randy and
seeing him definitely wouldn’t help with that.
She just wanted to go back to the hotel and sleep for a good hundred
years, never wanting to wake up to face the day again. Caralyn hated feeling this way and scowled,
suddenly going back to the name Randy Orton, deciding he could come get her
because she had a few choice words to say to him.
She never
noticed the dark figure behind her until it was too late.
Caralyn’s body
fell to the ground as a cloth covered her mouth and nose, the smell of
chloroform quickly registering in her foggy mind. “That’s it, go to sleep my
dear.” A voice whispered and Caralyn slowly closed her eyes, the darkness
suddenly very inviting.
Her last
thoughts were of Randy.
Chapter 13
Glazed teal
eyes slowly fluttered open sometime the next day, Caralyn feeling as though her
head might explode from how hard it thundered in her skull. The sunlight streamed through the window
didn’t help matters and she knew John forgot to shut them. The man could sleep through anything, Caralyn
was sure of it, and groaned as she rolled over.
Expecting to
hit a warm body, all Caralyn felt was soft bedding and looked down at her
wrists, silver cuffs around each of them that were hooked to huge chains. The headache intensified as Caralyn’s heart
began racing rapidly, wondering what the hell was going on. She looked around the room that should’ve
looked familiar, only it wasn’t, her anxiety skyrocketing instantly.
Something
definitely wasn’t right.
Caralyn was
confused and had no idea what to think as she yanked experimentally on the
chains, frowning. “God please shut the shades.” She pleaded to anyone who would
listen; the sun making her feel ill and Caralyn could already feel the chunks
rising in her throat.
She bent over
the side of the bed, thankful there was a trashcan and emptied the content of
her stomach, groaning because she hated vomiting. Her head pounded even more from forcing it,
but Caralyn couldn’t keep it in even if her life depended on it. The chloroform she’d been knocked out with
making her violently sick, which was one of the side effects
unfortunately.
Caralyn didn’t
stop throwing up for ten minutes straight, dry heaving when there was
absolutely nothing left in her stomach to come out, and finally laid back on
the bed in exhaustion. She was lucky her
vital organs remained inside of her with how much Caralyn vomited, coughing,
her throat incredibly dry. Water, she
needed water desperately and could feel the tears slipping down her cheeks,
trembling from the aftershock of getting violently sick.
“Aww you poor
thing, did my little substance make you sick?” A soft feminine voice entered
the room, causing Caralyn’s eyes to fly open, staring at none other than WWE
Diva Jillian. Her head began pounding
even harder, growing intense by the second because the sun was worsening what
could only be described as splitting pain.
Jillian could clearly tell the sun was bothering Caralyn and decided to
have a heart, walking over to pull them shut completely, blanketing the room in
darkness. “Is that better?”
Caralyn
couldn’t help sighing with great relief nodding, the headache instantly calming
down to just a dull pounding. There was
no more strength in her body at the moment and Caralyn could only lay there on
the comfortable bed, her arms lying lifelessly at her sides. She watched while Jillian walked over to the
corner of the room and grabbed a chair, gently dragging it over to place it
beside the bed, crossing one leg over the other after she sat down.
“What do you
want?” Caralyn finally asked, breaking the uncomfortable silence between them
and watched a slow smirk spread across Jillian’s glossy lips. To her knowledge, Caralyn never even gave
Jillian a dirty look and now she was suddenly being kidnapped by the Diva. Her teal eyes began scanning the room, wondering
exactly where they were, and watched as Jillian considered answering her,
annoying Caralyn to say the least. “Well?”
The bottled
blonde didn’t say anything at first, simply staring at Caralyn, wondering what
was so damn special about this woman that John had to marry her. She could tell Caralyn was confused and
scared out of her mind, which wasn’t Jillian’s intention, but honestly it was a
natural reaction to being kidnapped. Her
eyes moved from Caralyn to stare at the wall in thought, wondering what John
was thinking at the moment now that his precious Caralyn was nowhere to be
found. The silence was deafening and
just as Caralyn was about to ask what Jillian wanted again, she decided to
answer.
“John.”
Tears
instantly stung her eyes when Caralyn heard that, closing them because crying
would make her headache worse. The pain
was already practically blinding her; she didn’t need to increase the
intensity. Still, a few tears slipped
down her cheeks as Caralyn lay there, Randy’s words instantly echoing through
her mind, making her head hurt more.
Everything that Randy had tried telling Caralyn was the truth, Caralyn
knew that now because why else would Jillian have kidnapped her?
“You’ve been
fucking him haven’t you?” It was more of a statement than a question, Caralyn’s
heart shattering in her chest, knowing Jillian didn’t even have to answer to
tell her what she always knew deep in her heart.
She knew
better.
Nodding,
Jillian stood up from the chair and began walking slowly around the room,
needing to move because she felt uncomfortable with a woman crying in front of
her. “Yes, but when it first started happening, I tried stopping it Caralyn.”
Jillian stated, knowing the woman wouldn’t believe her, but she was going to
state her feelings anyway. “You see, I respect you and didn’t want to hurt you
in any way, but John was too irresistible.
He would wait for me outside of the Diva’s locker room and pull me into
empty dressing rooms at the arenas while I’d be walking down the hallway. He’d seduce me with his soft lips and tongue
on my neck, telling me how much he wanted me, whispering sweet nothings in my
ear. He made me feel so special and
cherished, like I was the only woman he wanted in his life.” She sighed
wistfully at the countless times she had sex with John, wrapping her arms
around herself, her voice suddenly growing colder. “That was until he proposed
to you. Caralyn, I’m not saying this to
be cruel and I never wanted to resort to this, but he left me no choice. John doesn’t and never will love you. He loves me.
He’s only marrying you because he doesn’t want you and Randy Orton to
end up together for some odd reason.
It’s this stick power trip he’s been on.
He was going to marry you and then take you back to West Newbury, force
you to be a good little bitch of a wife that cooks, cleans and all that jazz,
maybe even pop out a few brats.” She snorted derisively, feeling sick at the
thought of any woman besides herself having children with her man. “I’m not
telling you this to break your heart.
I’m telling you this because, deep down, I know you’re not in love with
John just like you know John isn’t in love with you. There’s no way you can be after I’ve seen the
way you’ve looked at Randy Orton and I can honestly say I don’t blame you for
doing so.”
Caralyn flat
out refused to look at this psycho bitch as she stared at the wall, gritting
her teeth angrily. The diamond ring that
John had given her during the proposal shined brightly on her left ring finger,
even through the darkness. She couldn’t
believe what Jillian was telling her, but deep down inside her heart, she knew
the woman was telling the truth.
John had been
screwing women behind her back, including WWE Divas, and Caralyn just didn’t
want to see or believe it. It was hard
admitting that the man she’d been with for the past three years had cheated on
her countless times, but Caralyn chalked it up to love blinding her. Even then, she didn’t really love John so she
couldn’t even use that as an excuse, fresh tears sliding down her cheeks.
“I don’t know
what to say.” She finally said, honestly meaning that, heartbroken over the
fact John’s lover had to tell her everything that’d been going on behind her
back.
“You don’t
have to say anything. The only thing I
want you to do is call this wedding off and allow John to be with the one he
truly loves.” Jillian simply said with a small smile, knowing it wouldn’t be
that hard for Caralyn to do, especially now that she’d aired all of John’s
dirty little secrets. “Release him and be happy with Randy, I know that’s what
you really want.” She felt bad she had to resort to kidnapping, but Jillian
knew she wouldn’t have been able to talk to Caralyn like this any other way.
“What if I
don’t?” Caralyn suddenly lifted her head, her voice soft and low, staring back
at Jillian through guarded teal eyes.
She wanted to
know what her options were before she made her final decision regarding her
future with John. This woman was
psychotic and seemed to be obsessed with John, having convinced herself that
they were deeply in love. If that was
the case, John wouldn’t come back to Caralyn night in and night out, regardless
of who he was screwing. She was his sex
toy and Jillian didn’t want to admit or accept it, which wasn’t Caralyn’s problem.
Jillian sighed
warily, hoping Caralyn would see the light and they could part ways smoothly,
wishing the woman wouldn’t have said that.
It was inevitable, once a stubborn bitch, always a stubborn bitch. She didn’t answer at first and reached down,
pulling a box from beneath the bed and flipped it open, a beautiful silver nine
millimeter glinting in the dark room, some of the sunlight managing to peak
through the curtains. Caralyn swallowed
hard at the sight of the gun, her heart pounding vigorously, wondering if this
woman was actually planning on shooting her.
“You’re better
off not doing it because if you refuse to do what I say, I’ll have to do this
the hard way to make John mine.” Jillian said in a soft voice, stroking the gun
with a heaving almost regretful sigh, trying to be reasonable with Caralyn. “I
don’t understand why you’re being so difficult about this situation. You don’t love him! I do!” She shouted, her voice rising with
intensity as she clicked the trigger back, pointing it directly at Caralyn with
cold eyes. “You either end it or I end you.” Jillian ordered, giving Caralyn
two impossible choices, and wondered briefly if death would be the option she
chose.
Jillian didn’t
want to kill Caralyn, but if that’s what it took to make John hers completely,
she would gladly pull the trigger.
Just by the
look in her eyes, Caralyn knew Jillian wasn’t lying about ending her life in
order to be with John, which wouldn’t happen regardless of how this turned
out. Calling off the wedding or dying,
Caralyn definitely was between a rock and a hard place, sighing heavily as she
contemplated her decision. Finally, she
looked up at Jillian and looked her square in the eye, glaring hatefully at the
bottled blonde, wondering what the hell John had been thinking in screwing her.
“Then you
better pull the trigger because I’m not calling off the wedding.” She stated
defiantly, watching the fire erupt in Jillian’s eyes. “I love John and he loves
me. If you can’t get that through your
silicone filled brain and accept it, then I don’t know what to tell you.”
Narrowing her
eyes to slits, Jillian couldn’t believe how rebellious this bitch was being
over marrying John, scowling. Caralyn
stood in the way of Jillian and John’s happiness; she simply couldn’t let it
transpire. “Big mistake.” She growled and pointed the gun directly at Caralyn’s
heart, breathing somewhat heavily because Jillian had never killed anyone in
her life.
Caralyn
squeezed her eyes shut and waited for the sound of the gunshot, knowing she
would be dead in a matter of seconds. ‘I love you Randy.’ She thought, wanting
her last thoughts to be of him and braced herself for the bullet that would
lodge in her heart, hopping the death was quick and painless.
When nothing
happened, Caralyn opened her eyes and could see Jillian was crying, trying to
push herself to pull the trigger, but the woman hesitated. Suddenly, a scream echoed throughout the room
and Caralyn could only stare in shock as none other than her best friend, Randy
Orton, speared Jillian to the floor.
That quickly followed a gunshot, her heart nearly stopping, hoping and
praying Randy hadn’t been shot.
~!~
Randy had been
in the weight room of the arena, pumping iron, trying to get his mind off of
Caralyn and her stupidity, the anger consuming him. Forcing him to push himself harder than
normal, past his max, Randy continued lifting the four hundred plus pounds of
iron. Nothing was working as his body
broke out in a fine sweat, finally finishing his reps before sitting up from
the bench, racking the bar.
He put the
weights away and went to take a shower, turning the sprays on ice cold, hoping
they simmered his already boiling blood.
The shower was quick and Randy stepped out, wearing a pair of dark blue
jeans with a black muscle shirt, tossing his bag over his shoulder. He stopped when he heard a commotion outside
of the workout room, arching one eyebrow.
The door had been left wide open and it was right next to the arena exit
doors, something telling Randy to follow the commotion sounds.
He quickly
snuck out the door and like a cat made his way outside, hearing a grunt and
scuffle. Slowly, Randy peaked and felt
sick at the vision before him, watching as someone dressed in pure black shoved
an unconscious Caralyn in the trunk of their car. Just by the figure, Randy knew it was a woman
who was kidnapping Caralyn; glad he’d already grabbed his things from the
workout room.
He rushed to
his blue Lincoln Navigator and started the ignition, following the kidnapper at
a safe distance. The last thing Randy
wanted was the kidnapper becoming suspicious of him, blue eyes piercing,
wondering what the hell was going on. He
whipped his cell phone out and dialed Ted’s number, hoping he answered because
Randy wasn’t stopping or turning back.
Caralyn was in
trouble and he had to save her.
Ted had been
sleeping, after several rounds with his beautiful girlfriend, who was sleeping
peacefully beside him, when his cell phone began blaring. “Shit.” He knew it
was Randy just by the ringtone and picked it up, flipping it open reluctantly.
“What?” He growled, rubbing his tired eyes.
“It’s Randy,
listen very carefully and don’t fly off the handle. Caralyn’s been kidnapped.” Randy stated
calmly, keeping his eyes peeled as the car took a left, immediately following.
Sighing when
that’s all he got out, Ted bolted upright in bed, clutching the phone tightly
to his ear, blue eyes widened with worry.
Sheila immediately woke up as well, wondering what was going on and
stared at her boyfriend with concerned violet eyes. Ted didn’t care and began pacing a hole in
the floor, not caring that he was completely naked, raking a hand through his
hair.
“Teddy, what’s
wrong?” Sheila asked, her breathing quickening a little and it wasn’t from desire.
“What do you
mean she’s been kidnapped?” Ted demanded, wondering what the hell Randy was
going on about and if this was a sick joke. “How do you know? Why?
When?”
Randy sighed
resignedly, taking another left that lead to the highway, growling in
frustration because he didn’t know who kidnapped Caralyn or why. “I don’t know,
Teddy. All I know is that I was at the
arena tonight doing reps and I heard commotion outside. The exit doors were right next to the weight
room. I watched as someone knocked
Caralyn out and shoved her in the trunk of their car. I know it’s a woman because she’s got bigger
tits than Dolly Parton.”
Ted didn’t
laugh, not finding this amusing in the slightest, and glanced over at a worried
looking Sheila. “What are you gonna do, Randy?” He was almost afraid to ask,
closing his eyes, hoping his friend didn’t do something irrational and stupid.
“I’m pursuing
the kidnapper at a safe distance right now.
I’m gonna find out where Caralyn is being taken and then I’m gonna save
her. I don’t trust cops, you know that
Ted. This is the love of my life. Tell Sheila everything will be alright and
don’t panic or call me. I’ll call you
when we’re safe.” He closed the lid of his cell phone and tossed it in the
front seat, making sure to leave it in the car when he stopped because he
didn’t want anything acknowledging he was close by.
He wasn’t
about to lose Caralyn to a psycho bitch, no chance in hell.
Chapter 14
“Randy!!”
Yanking on the
restraints, Caralyn had to make sure he hadn’t been the one who was shot, but
no matter how hard she yanked, they wouldn’t budge. Tears streamed down Caralyn’s face as she
watched Randy tackle Jillian to the floor, the gun having gone off when he did
that, making her heart nearly stop.
Caralyn felt completely helpless and dropped her head, still feeling ill
from whatever Jillian had used to knock her out, having remembered standing
outside of the arena waiting for her cab.
A few long
seconds later, Randy finally emerged and came into Caralyn’s vision, breathing
incredibly heavy from the scuffle. The
gun had gone off, but luckily Randy had moved just in time and the bullet
lodged into the wall, which Caralyn hadn’t witnessed. He managed to put Jillian out with a sleeper
hold, nearly popping her head off of her shoulders with how hard he
squeezed. So she was currently lying on
the floor unconscious, the gun beneath the bed somewhere and all Randy could do
was stare down at Caralyn with relieved blue eyes.
Caralyn cried
harder as he slowly approached her, having the small key in hand as he freed
her from the restraints. Huge tears slid
down her cheeks, not believing Randy had arrived moments before Jillian
would’ve pulled the trigger and ended her life.
He had saved her from disaster and Caralyn couldn’t help jumping into
his awaiting arms, wrapping her legs around his waist, sobbing against his
neck. She was so relieved he hadn’t been
shot and clung to him for dear life, never wanting to let him go.
He had always
been there for her when she needed him most and today was no exception.
The police
arrived and Caralyn had to give several statements, along with being examined
by the ambulance, assuring everyone she was fine. Just emotionally shook up a little, this was
to be expected after being chloroformed and kidnapped out of the blue. When the EMT asked if Caralyn had to go to
the hospital, she answered with an emphatic no, just wanting to get the hell
out of there and back to her life. Randy
had stayed with her through everything, holding her hand while she explained
what happened, which wasn’t much all things considered.
Once
everything was finished, Randy drove Caralyn to the airport, handing over her
cell phone, which had frantic voicemails and texts from John wondering where
she was. Caralyn closed her cell phone
and stared out the window the entire ride to the airport, silent tears sliding
down her cheeks, knowing John had some serious explaining to do. Jillian hadn’t been lying and Caralyn wondered
what kind of excuse John would give her, hoping he just came clean and told her
the truth. With the wedding upon them,
Caralyn had no idea what to do and wiped her tears away, which kept falling,
allowing Randy to hold her hand for comfort.
When Caralyn
went to board the plane, she was shocked Randy had also acquired a plane
ticket, insisting he accompany her. No
matter what Caralyn did or said, she knew Randy was coming with her and
couldn’t stop him. He was going to do
whatever he wanted and Caralyn was honestly too emotionally, physically and
mentally drained to argue with him, deciding to just let him come with
her.
Throughout the
entire flight, Randy didn’t let go of Caralyn’s hand, having texted Ted to let
him and Sheila know they were both safe and sound. Caralyn had deep bruises around her wrists
from the restraints, but other than that no other damage had been done. Randy couldn’t help wondering what would’ve happened
had he arrived a few seconds later and closed his eyes, wishing Caralyn would
just stay with him so he could protect her.
Of course she
wouldn’t because of her cheating fiancé.
Caralyn barely
looked at Randy throughout the flight, nodding when he whispered in her ear
that everything was going to be alright.
She was thankful to have him there with her, knowing she would’ve
probably had a complete breakdown if she’d been alone at that moment. Heaving a sigh, Caralyn couldn’t help staring
down at the ring on her finger, tears burning her eyes as she kept her eyes on
the window.
It wasn’t
right. That much she knew, but Caralyn
couldn’t betray a love that was built on three solid years, especially with her
upcoming wedding. She didn’t want to
betray John like he’d betrayed her by cheating with Jillian, which Caralyn had
already been warned by several people in her life that it was happening. Of course she didn’t listen to them because
her mind had overridden her heart, telling her that John loved her and they
were just jealous of what they had.
John was
waiting for Caralyn at the airport when the plane landed, pacing like a caged
animal, wearing his patent black cargo shorts with a white short sleeved shirt,
looking worried. In all honestly, he was
more concerned about Jillian than Caralyn, not believing what his secret lover
had done. What the hell had she been
thinking kidnapping Caralyn like that and holding her at gunpoint? Now she was facing attempted murder and
kidnapping charges, John already knew she was being sent up the river and that
ticked him off, silently blaming Caralyn for losing the best sex he ever had in
his life.
Caralyn walked
through the terminal with Randy and stopped short at the sight of John, their
eyes locking around fifty feet or so away.
What was she doing with her life?
All Caralyn wanted to do was beg Randy to take her far away from there
and be with him forever, to never let go, but she knew where she belonged. Sighing heavily, Caralyn could feel the
exhaustion overwhelming her, but managed to hide it while rubbing her bruised
wrist absentmindedly.
“Thank you for
saving my life, Randy.” She whispered, looking up into his deep blue eyes,
seeing how tired he was, tears building once again.
Randy pulled
her into his arms instantly, not caring what John thought and buried his nose
in her hair, inhaling her scent. Caralyn
could feel him trembling from pure emotion, knowing what happened scared him
almost as much as it did her, both knowing how close Caralyn had been to losing
her life. She simply stood there,
hugging him close, trying to soothe him as much as she could; a few tears
slipping down her cheeks while he rubbed her back.
“I’ll always
be there for you, Cara, no matter what happens.” Randy vowed, whispering in her
ear and held her even tighter against him, locking his blue eyes on John’s from
across the way. She’d go to him and it
broke him in half, but Randy had to be strong, knowing Caralyn would eventually
end up in his arms. “I love you.” He added, releasing her reluctantly and
turned away from her, walking away toward another flight that would send him
back on the road in one of Vince’s private jets.
Watching him
walk away broke her heart as Caralyn watched him disappear in the sea of
people, the tears falling harder than they had when he was with her. She closed her eyes when a pair of strong
arms wrapped around her waist, knowing exactly who it was and instantly felt
sickened. Caralyn’s heart was shattering
and she didn’t know what to do or how to stop the searing pain. She touched John’s forearms, letting him know
she was alright and slowly extracted herself from his arms to turn around,
their eyes locking.
“I’m fine,
John.” She whispered, closing her eyes when he wiped her tears away with his
thumbs gently.
John sighed;
not believing the type of emotional strain Jillian put on Caralyn and
immediately pulled into his strong arms, holding her against him tightly.
“Let’s go home and talk about this more in depth.” He suggested, having
instructed Randy to bring her to West Newbury so she could relax since Caralyn
recently moved in with him. “I wanna find out everything that bitch did to you,
baby.” However on the inside, John was slowly dying inside, knowing Jillian was
headed to prison for everything she’d done to Caralyn.
Nodding,
Caralyn couldn’t help longing to sleep in her own bed at their place, wanting
to sleep for the next century. “Sounds good to me.” She took his hand, their
fingers lacing together instantly, which felt odd considering John never did
that with her. “There is something we need to talk about though later on.” She
informed him calmly, walking out of the airport with her fiancé, heading toward
one of John’s prized car, this one being the 5.0 Mustang GT.
Caralyn looked
behind her as she heard one of the planes taking off, seeing the WWE logo
painted on the side sticking out like a sore thumb, and wondered if Randy was
watching her at that moment. All she
could see was the jet fading in the sky until she could no longer see it,
knowing she should’ve been on that flight with him. Instead, she was with her cheating fiancé,
who still didn’t realize she knew what he’d been doing with Jillian and lord
knows how many other women. The pain was
too much to take as Caralyn buried her face in her hands, beginning to sob
harshly, her entire body trembling uncontrollably from head to toe.
“Are you gonna
be okay, baby?” John asked, truly concerned for her emotional stability, though
he couldn’t help wondering if Jillian was alright.
He wanted
Caralyn to stay away from him after everything that happened, but knew that
couldn’t happen either. She was going to
be his wife and he had to stand by her, even though all really wanted to do was
tie her up and run her over with his Mustang.
John was so close to fulfilling all of his dreams and proving to Randy
once and for all that he was the better man, jumping for joy on the
inside. He knew exactly why she was
crying, having watched the WWE jet take off into the sky, having a feeling
Caralyn wished she was on that flight with Randy.
When Caralyn
nodded silently, John smiled and slid behind the wheel of his Mustang, waiting
for her to join him so they could go home.
He turned the radio on because he knew Caralyn wouldn’t want to talk
right now, pulling out of the airport parking lot and headed toward their
home. She couldn’t help crying harder
the further they ventured from the airport, Caralyn honestly not caring if John
knew why she was really sobbing or not.
She loved
Randy with everything inside of her and it burned that she couldn’t be with
him, that she was about to marry someone who clearly didn’t love her as much as
she thought. Somewhere, John did love
her, but there was no way he was in love with her after hearing the revelations
from Jillian. How could he be? Any man who willingly cheated on their
girlfriend or spouse didn’t really love them and Caralyn wondered why he
proposed to her if he didn’t love her.
What was the
purpose behind it?
Randy Orton
was her entire world, her best friend, the only man she truly wanted to marry,
have tons of kids and grow old with, her everything. Yet, for some ungodly reason, Caralyn was
throwing all of that away and marrying someone else who wasn’t anything
compared to Randy. She was throwing
Randy away like yesterday’s garbage and Caralyn didn’t understand her way of
thinking, chalking up to being dropped too much as a child. She didn’t say a word the entire ride home,
silently wishing she hadn’t agreed to move her things into John’s until after
they were married. Again, it was a lapse
in judgment and Caralyn had to find a way to make things right, to make better
decisions with her life.
Caralyn smiled
at the thought of when she first met Randy, leaning back against the seat,
letting the memory sweep her away…
~!~
Caralyn was really late and knew her boss
was going to have her ass on a silver platter if she didn’t hurry the hell up,
rushing down the hallway of the arena.
It was her first night on the job and navigating the arena was like going
through one gigantic maze. She’d been
hired on as a writer for the WWE and running late as usual, very
unorganized. What was worse was the fact
that she didn’t know her way around from a hole in the ground. She tried stopping and asking for directions
from several people, WWE Superstars, only to be brushed off as if she was an
annoying fly people just wanted to swat at.
They all thought it was a joke that a nobody writer was lost in an
arena.
Finally giving up, Caralyn stopped
running and turned the corner, making her way down yet another hallway, cursing
mentally for not prepping better for this, only to hit smash into a solid brick
wall. She went flying back and landed on
her rear, jostled temporarily and tried shaking the cobwebs from her brain,
groaning. After several seconds of setting
there, Caralyn slowly began moving and felt her head swimming since she’d
cracked it on the floor, blinking when a pair of huge warm hands grabbed her
arms, pulling her up to her feet. It was
a man; Caralyn could tell just by the hands alone and slowly trailed her eyes
up until they locked on a pair of beautiful ocean blue eyes, taking her breath
completely away.
“Sorry.” She muttered, completely
humiliated and felt the warm hands slip from her arms.
“Take my hand and don’t apologize.” His
deep voice instructed, melting her instantly. “I should’ve paid more attention
to where I was going.” He added with a slight chuckle, making the woman sigh as
she slid her hand into his without hesitation, surprising him.
No matter how hard he tried, he couldn’t
stop admiring the beautiful woman with long flowing honey blonde hair that
pooled down her back in waves, her captivating jade eyes devouring him. She was about five foot, eight and weighed
lighter than a feather, very tiny compared to him. He wondered where she came from because he
hadn’t seen her around the arenas, to his knowledge, but then again he didn’t
pay attention to much these days, mostly keeping to himself.
“It was no one’s fault.” She insisted,
picking her bag up from the floor that went flying, smiling thankfully. “It
just happened so let’s leave it at that okay?” When he nodded, Caralyn began
walking away down the hallway, only for the blue eyed man to stop her, turning
her around to face him again.
“Where were you headed?” He asked, hoping
she didn’t think he was prying, but she seemed lost and he wanted to help. “I
don’t recall seeing you around here and I’ve worked for this company for about
two years now.”
“I’m new here.” Caralyn admitted, chewing
her bottom lip nervously. “It’s my first night.
I was actually trying to find my way around this zoo.”
He chuckled from low in the back of his
throat, nodding, completely understand where she was coming from and extended
his arm to her. “Come with me. I’ll show
you where you need to go if you tell me the department you work for.” He
offered, winking and grinned when she began blushing, making her even more
radiant than she already was.
“Thank you…” She trailed off, not knowing
what to call him as they began venturing down the hallway arm in arm, not
realizing it was the start of a wonderful friendship.
“Call me Randy.”
Chapter 15
Raising his
eyebrows, John could only stare at Caralyn in pure shock, not believing the
words that just came out of her mouth.
The anger surged within his body at the thought of Jillian actually
busting him out to his fiancée, suddenly wanting to kill her. How dare Jillian expose their secret?! John wanted to strangle her and make her pay
for trying to destroy his relationship with Caralyn.
They were
getting married and nobody was going to stop it from happening, not her and
definitely not Randy Orton.
He could see
the hurt swirling through those teal eyes and really screwed up, all because
Jillian had to seduce him by flashing her body at him, forcing him to have a
relapse in judgment. Of course, Jillian
wasn’t the only woman John had slept with, but Caralyn definitely didn’t need
to know that. Caralyn simply had her
arms folded in front of her chest, staring down at him shrewdly, and John knew
she wanted to know everything that happened between him and Jillian. He supposed he owed her somewhat of an
explanation, sighing heavily and lowered his head, knowing the truth had to come
out.
“Yeah, I slept
with her.” John confessed, his voice low and kept his eyes on the floor.
Tears swelled
in Caralyn’s eyes and instantly cascaded down her cheeks freely as soon as she
heard John’s confession, not believing what Jillian told her was the
truth. John hadn’t even attempted denying
it and Caralyn had no idea what to do, what to think anymore. She began pacing back and forth in front of
him, wiping her tears away, but they kept falling nonstop, her heart breaking.
“Why?”
Whispering, Caralyn walked over to stare out the window, not able to look at
him right now. “How long have you been sleeping with her, John?” She had every
right to ask these questions, wanting to know if it was just a one time deal, already knowing the answer, but she wanted
to hear it from John’s mouth.
“Ever since
she came from the Smackdown! roster, before we even met. It’s been on and off again. I didn’t sleep with her when we started
dating, but a few months passed and she came to me.” He answered truthfully,
clasping his hands in front of him tightly, closing his eyes because he could
feel Caralyn’s hardened gaze. “It didn’t mean anything, it was just sex.” John
knew if he lied to her and she found out that the wedding would be called off,
which couldn’t happen, so he was being brutally honest with her.
Shaking her
head in disbelief, Caralyn couldn’t believe everything that Randy and Sheila
had told her about John was the truth.
How stupid could she possibly be?
Deep down, Caralyn knew everything they said had been right, but she’d
convinced herself that John would never hurt her like that. That he loved her unconditionally and
wouldn’t ever cheat on her with skanky whores like Jillian.
How wrong she
was.
Why hadn’t she
listened to Randy and Sheila? She’d
fought with them tooth and nail whenever they said anything about John cheating
on her and look where it got her!
Kidnapped by the bitch he was screwing and her life had nearly been
taken all because of Jillian’s jealous rage over John wanting to marry
her. If it hadn’t been for Randy, she wouldn’t
be standing here right now in front of her cheating fiancé with a shattered
heart and frazzled mind.
How could
Caralyn possibly forgive him?
“Why did you
do it, John? Wasn’t I enough for
you? Didn’t I make you happy? I could have given you everything, but you
decided to run to the first available whore and cheated on me repeatedly!” Her
voice had risen a little, Caralyn was never one to lose her temper, but right
now she had so much anger surging through her body that it was impossible to
control. “So now what do I do?” She couldn’t stop the tears from flowing, no
matter how much Caralyn wanted to because she didn’t want John seeing her
crying over him.
“Hopefully not
what I deserve.” He grumbled with great reluctance, not believing the way
Caralyn was talking to him and he was taking it. John knew he couldn’t fight back or else it
would ruin everything; Caralyn would soon be his wife and it would all be worth
it in the end. “I’m sorry I hurt you, Caralyn.” He stated, finally rising from
the couch and walked over to her, reaching out to take her in his arms. “I love
you so much baby, I was just confused about our relationship.”
“But why?”
Caralyn still didn’t understand, her voice cracking and broke away from him.
“Why were you so insecure and confused about our relationship? I’ve loved and been with nobody except you
for the past three years that we’ve been together. When did I give you ANY indication that I
didn’t want to be with you? When did all
this confusion start?” She couldn’t help the questions that flew out of her
mouth, confused herself by what he was saying and also knew she’d lied to him.
Guilty,
Caralyn felt sick to her stomach for lying to John about him being the only man
she ever loved because it simply wasn’t true.
She wasn’t in love with him either, but something was holding her back
and Caralyn couldn’t figure out what it was.
She still couldn’t get the words out of her head that Randy whispered to
her at the airport. He loved her.
Was that really true or was he just trying to
destroy her engagement to John for his own greed?
Caralyn
honestly didn’t know as she slowly looked back up into John’s blue eyes, seeing
how sorry he was for hurting me and sighed resignedly. This was where she belonged, no matter what
John had done to her and Caralyn knew she was probably being too forgiving, but
everyone made mistakes. Everyone
deserved a second chance. Wrapping her
arms around his waist, she hugged him close and closed her eyes, hating herself
for doing this.
All she really
wanted to do was run back into Randy’s arms and be as far away from John as
possible.
Grinning, John
enfolded her in his strong arms, kissing the top of her head lovingly. “Thank
you for forgiving me, baby. I promise
I’ll never cheat on you again. I love
you too much to fuck what we have up.” John stated, lying through his teeth,
and lifted her chin with his hand before pressing his soft lips against hers.
In his heart,
John knew Caralyn wasn’t in love with him, but even that wasn’t goin to stop
him from marrying her. He was going to
claim what was rightfully his no matter what and knew it was only months away,
smirking wickedly while holding Caralyn against him tightly. He was so close to destroying Randy for good
because Caralyn marrying him and saying I do would be the final nail in the
proverbial coffin.
He just had to
be good for a little while to convince Caralyn he was trustworthy and loyal,
then he could go right back to the way things used to be. Just to be the safe side though, John wasn’t
going to cheat on her again until after they were married because then there
would be no escape or breaking off anything.
It was going to be hard, but John would deal with it because he refused
to let Caralyn leave him and run to Randy Orton.
Caralyn didn’t
say a word as John lifted her up in his arms, carrying her toward their
bedroom, where they hadn’t slept together yet.
She stood there silently as John proceeded to kiss her neck and ears,
whispering loving words in her ear that didn’t mean anything while slowly
undressing her. She wanted to respond to
him, but every time Caralyn would, an image of John screwing Jillian would
flash through her mind, forcing her to go limp all over again.
Knowing John’s
satiable appetite for sex, Caralyn decided if she was going to keep him from
cheating on her again, she would have to give him what he wanted. Tears welled in her eyes as John guided her
on the bed, both of them completely naked and wrapped her legs around his waist
as he caressed every part of her body with his strong hands. Granted, Caralyn was very sore from what
Jillian put her through, especially her bruised face, but she hid all of it as
John laced their fingers together.
Caralyn
couldn’t believe she was allowing her fiancé to have sex with her, refusing to
call it making love, even though John was trying to make it that way. She closed her eyes when he buried himself
inside of her and Caralyn instantly envisioned Randy, feeling John capture her
lips with his as he began rocking in and out of her, making it a little easier
to endure. It was Randy making love to
her, Randy’s lips against hers and Randy deep inside of her, causing her
insurmountable pleasure.
“Yes…Yes
harder!” She cried out, keeping her eyes closed because Caralyn knew if she
opened them, her euphoria would end because she’d be staring into John’s blue
eyes instead of Randy’s.
John was very
surprised that Caralyn wanted this as much as him, especially after finding out
he’d been screwing Jillian for months behind her back, but wasn’t complaining
either. He drove himself even faster
inside of her, burying his face in her neck, not saying a word as her thighs
tightened a little around his waist. No
words needed to be said, the only sound was their panting and flesh smacking
against flesh reverberating around them.
Groaning, John lifted her body as he began slamming deeper inside of
her, seeing her eyes were closed kissed her again, not realizing she was
envisioning someone else doing this to her, making her feel this way.
After their
release, John spooned against Caralyn and wrapped his arm around her waist,
splaying his hand against her flat stomach. “I love you, baby.” He whispered,
causing her eyes to pop open, the harsh reality crashing around her that she’d
just had sex with her cheating fiancé.
“I love you
too.”
What was
Caralyn going to do?
~!~
Several months
passed by and Caralyn buried herself in work, mailing Randy’s schedules to him
because she couldn’t face him. After
what happened with Jillian, Caralyn didn’t really talk to anyone and knew Randy
was angry with her for not calling off her engagement to John. As far as she was concerned, it wasn’t his
business or anyone else’s. This was her
decision and John had devoted himself completely to her, sleeping with her
every night and hardly going out with his friends anymore. It was all about them and Caralyn had
forgiven him, knowing she couldn’t go back on her word.
The wedding
plans were going according to plan, which was scheduled for October because it
would be a fall atmosphere. Since
Caralyn was going through with this, she wanted everything her way, having
always envisioned having a beautiful fall wedding. It was going to be around four o’clock when
the sun would slowly start setting on the horizon and hopefully have that
orange bathing glow, having made it clear she wanted the ceremony outdoors. It was going to be heartbreakingly beautiful
because, once Caralyn said her vows to John and he kissed her, she had to
completely forget Randy Orton ever existed.
Sighing
heavily, Caralyn continued looking online for a wedding dress, which was the
last thing she had to pick out, not able to find one that matched her
style. She was in such deep thought that
she didn’t notice someone step inside of her office until a shadow befell
her. Then a familiar voice jolted her
out of them completely, forcing her teal eyes to look up into a pair of
hesitant violet orbs.
“May I help
you with something?” Caralyn asked somewhat coldly, setting her laptop aside
and folded her arms in front of her chest, lips pursed tightly together.
Sheila hadn’t
spoken to Caralyn in months, not even after the whole kidnapping incident,
wanting to give the space she knew she needed.
Time was running out and Sheila thought she knew Caralyn well, but
apparently she’d been wrong. This was
her final attempt to try to talk some sense into Caralyn and Sheila knew it
probably wouldn’t do any good, but she had to try, not wanting her friend to be
in a loveless, unhappy marriage for the rest of her life.
“I don’t know,
Car. What happened to you?” Sheila
demanded softly, sitting down on the couch to face the woman who used to be her
best friend. “Ever since John proposed to you, you’ve been shutting everyone in
your life out. Everyone that ever cared
and loved you, including Randy. You’re
hurting him Caralyn. I know you’re
hurting as well and I just wish you would call this stupid wedding off because
you know it’s not going to work. You
know you don’t love John and he damn sure don’t love you, especially after
cheating on you repeatedly with that whore.
He’s only after what you have.”
Raising an
eyebrow at Sheila, Caralyn wondered what she was talking about, the dawning
realization developing in her teal eyes. “No, John wouldn’t do that to me,
Lia. He loves me and I love him, I
forgave him for cheating on me with her.
Why are you trying to stir up more shit about this?” Caralyn was getting
angry again, not believing Sheila was trying to change her mind about marrying
John AGAIN.
“Because I
know it’s not what you want!” Sheila cried desperately, swallowing hard. “You
know who you love and it’s not John!
It’s R…” Before she could say his name, Caralyn pressed a finger to her
lips, not wanting to hear it.
“Don’t you
even think about saying his name.” She ordered, pulling her finger away when
she knew Sheila would obey and ignored the smug look Sheila shot her. “What?”
“You already
told me how you feel about him and I don’t know why you’re not doing something
about it. He told you he loved you,
Car. You can’t tell me you want to marry
John because that would be a bullshit lie.” Sheila stated defiantly, folding
her arms in front of her chest, daring Caralyn to deny anything she said.
Closing her
eyes, Caralyn looked away from Sheila and could feel the tears swelling in her
eyes, knowing everything she said was true. “You already know I love him.” She
whispered, not trusting her voice at the moment and blinked as a few tears
slipped down her cheeks. “But it doesn’t change anything.”
“Why not?”
Sheila demanded, having stood up from the couch, not understanding why Caralyn
couldn’t leave John’s side. “What are you afraid of, Caralyn?”
“I’m not
afraid of anything!” She defended in a growl and put her head in her hands, the
tears not stopping. “I’m getting married to John in two weeks. How can I break his heart after everything
our relationship has been through?” Once again, Caralyn was putting John first
before herself, giving up her happiness. “I can’t do it and I won’t.” She
refused to give up on her relationship with John and start over with Randy,
knowing there was a chance that it wouldn’t work out.
She was scared
to death of being hurt again, especially after what happened with Jillian, not
wanting to go through it again. Randy
was a chance, a risk, and Caralyn didn’t know if her heart could stand it not
working out between them. Their
friendship was already wrecked, this was the only way to push Randy away
completely so she could forget him and move on with her life.
Sighing
jadedly, Sheila shook her head in sheer disappointment, not believing what she
was hearing, but there was nothing she could do to change Caralyn’s mind. “You
do what you have to do, but remember this: When you wake up one morning with a
ring on your finger completely unhappy, alone and miserable while John is out
screwing someone else, I’ll be waiting to pick up the pieces and so will Randy. He loves you so much, Caralyn. He’s just as scared as you are. Have a nice wedding.”
The door shut
behind Sheila and Caralyn immediately broke down again, falling back on the
couch, her words making Caralyn’s head spin.
They were pounding in her head like a beating dream and Caralyn knew
they would always stay with her. She
closed her eyes, trying to calm down as the tears kept flowing, only to cry
harder when she saw Randy’s blue eyes staring back at her.
Caralyn had no
idea how big of a mistake she was making by keeping this relationship with John
alive.
Chapter 16
It was the
night before the big day.
Staring in the
full length mirror, Caralyn sighed heavily as she smoothed her hand over the
satin fabric of her wedding dress, which fit her perfectly after a little
altering. The gown was strapless,
embroidered with lace and taffeta fabric with pearl beading, subtle metallic
accents, crystal beading and sequins. It
clung to her curvaceous body, only flowing out at the knees with ruffles on the
bottom. A pearl crystal frontal leaf set
necklace and earring set finished the package, which was simple yet elegant all
in one.
Tears poured
down her face like two rapid streams and, no matter how many times Caralyn
wiped them away, they wouldn’t stop. She
was crying because Randy kept entering her mind and she tried pushing him to
the far recesses of it, but to no avail.
If anything, they kept getting stronger, every tear falling from her
eyes making it seem like Randy was standing right in front of her.
Nobody was in
the house though. It was just her,
standing in her wedding gown, staring mindlessly into the mirror with a
tear-streaked face and broken heart.
John was out at his bachelor party some of his friends in West Newbury
were throwing him while Caralyn was stuck home completely alone, since she
obviously wasn’t celebrating half as much as he was.
All Caralyn
could wish for was to be marrying Randy tomorrow instead of John.
Heaving a
sigh, Caralyn wiped her tears away for the millionth time and placed a hand on
her flat stomach, the material feeling wonderful against her fingertips. She had nobody to blame except herself for
her unhappiness and that’s what Caralyn would keep thinking for the rest of her
life. As soon as those vows slipped through
her lips and John kissed her to seal the deal at the altar, Caralyn knew she
would be in a prison forever, unable to escape.
The doorbell
ringing throughout the house jolted Caralyn out of her morose thoughts, her
head snapping to the side, eyebrows drawing together. She wasn’t expecting anyone tonight and
headed out of the room downstairs in her wedding gown, lifting it so she didn’t
trip down the stairs. She had two inch
heels on, being careful not to flatten her face and managed to arrive at the
door surprisingly unscathed. It wasn’t
an easy trek, but somehow Caralyn made it and let out a silent breath of
relief.
When she
opened the door, Caralyn lost her breath and felt her heart stop for a second
or two at the sight of Randy Orton staring her in the face. “What are you doing
here?” She asked somewhat lamely, swallowing nervously and knew she had to
maintain her composure.
Randy’s breath
lurched in his throat at the sight of Caralyn in her wedding dress, not
believing how beautiful she was. “Wow,” Randy murmured, wanting to reach out
and touch her, his heart breaking at the sight of her tear-streaked face. The dress hugged every curve of her body and
it was specially made for her, to fit her in every way. “You look
breathtakingly beautiful.”
“Thanks…”
Caralyn chewed her bottom lip, feeling the heat rising within her burning
cheeks and touched them with her hands, adverting her gaze from his. “What do
you want, Randy?” She demanded softly, wrapping her arms around herself. “Why
are you here?”
Randy simply
smiled at her sweetly, not surprised that she jumped straight to the point and
hated that she looked away from him. “I could ask you the same thing.” He said,
arching a slow eyebrow. “No bachelorette party or John?”
He knew damn
well where John was and what the man was doing, biting back a scowl at the
thought. John’s friends had hired a slew
of strippers for the party and Caralyn had no idea about it as usual. Randy had found out through the grapevine of
the WWE and it made him sick to know that he was even a part of it by
knowledge. He hated Randy for all the
hurt he was causing Caralyn, the woman he loved, and had to make her see the
truth before she made the biggest mistake of her life.
Shaking her
head, Caralyn took a deep fortifying breath to slow her racing heart, trying to
stop it from pounding furiously. “He’s out with his friends for the night.” She
answered curtly, still not looking at him. “I had no plans so I’m staying in
tonight.”
“No you’re
not.”
Caralyn
blinked when he corrected her, watching that patent smirk curve his red lips,
wondering what he had up his sleeve. “What do you mean I’m not?” She demanded,
narrowing her teal eyes a little. “I have no plans tonight, Mark.”
Reiterating
was annoying, Caralyn hated repeating herself and wished Randy would stop
torturing her. She turned and walked
away from the door, or rather stormed, leaving the door open for him to enter,
beginning to take the necklace off. She
didn’t want to ruin it and it wasn’t the most comfortable thing to wear,
especially when Caralyn was getting ready for bed. Caralyn knew Randy followed when she heard
the front door close, footsteps coming up behind her.
A soft gasp
escaped her lips as Randy’s fingers trailed across her bare neck, touching the
necklace, sending shivers up and down her spine from the contact. Her eyes closed, relishing him touching her
and Caralyn knew she should’ve pushed him away at that moment, but it felt
amazing. He unclasped her necklace, his
fingers brushing against the front of her neck and then proceeded to take her
earrings out, holding the jewelry delicately so he didn’t ruin it. Caralyn finally turned around to face him,
their eyes locking and once again her breath was completely stolen away.
“Thanks for
doing that.” She whispered softly. “I can never get those damn things off
without someone’s help.”
Randy smiled
and nodded, watching as she tried unzipping her wedding dress, fumbling with
the zipper. He decided to help her out
with that as well, knowing he was treading on dangerous territory, but couldn’t
resist the temptation. Wrapping one
strong arm around her waist, Randy pulled Caralyn against him and slid his hand
up the length of her covered back, finding the zipper with ease. Caralyn was in purgatory and couldn’t push
him away even if her life depended on it, simply standing there with her eyes
closed and her body completely lit on fire.
Randy slowly slid the zipper down until it met the end of the material around
her waist, taking his time and released her so he didn’t make her
uncomfortable.
“Let me know
when you’re decent.” He whispered, his mouth right by her ear, and watched as
she held the front of the dress up so it didn’t slip down her body.
Caralyn
blushed furiously, nodding. “Alright.” She began heading up the stairs to her
room when Randy stopped her with just his low voice.
“Cara, you do
have plans tonight,” He paused, letting that information sink in a little.
“With me.” He’d followed her up the stairs, both of them standing there with
Caralyn’s bare back facing him. “I wanted one last night with you since you’re
so hell bent on destroying your life by marrying Cena.” He took another step,
standing right behind her, feeling how much tension flowed from her pores. “I
promise nothing will happen…unless you want it to, but I need this last night
with you. And I’m not taking no for an
answer.” His pleading tone was slowly breaking through Caralyn’s ice barrier; Randy
knew it and hoped he could somehow get through to her how much he loved her.
She didn’t say
anything and kept heading up the bedroom, needing to get out of this dress
before she did something to it. That
wouldn’t totally break her heart, but the wedding was tomorrow and Caralyn
wouldn’t have any time to fix it, making her sigh heavier. Maybe destroying the dress would postpone the
ceremony, but knowing John, the man would marry her in a paper sack; he didn’t
care about the traditional wedding. He
was all about comfort, but Caralyn decided since she was only getting married
once in her life, there was no way she wasn’t going the full distance.
Her mother
would’ve had a stroke if Caralyn did not have a traditional wedding.
“You can look
now.” Caralyn whispered once the wedding dress was off and she’d slipped into a
simple white spaghetti strapped nightgown.
It was as if
time had stopped for both of them…at least for Randy. He wasn’t sure how Caralyn felt and honestly
didn’t care at the moment. She looked
absolutely radiant in all white, loving the material clinging to every part of
her curvaceous body. Those mystic blue
eyes that had captivated her for years were suddenly burning a hole through
Caralyn and all she could do was stand there somewhat arduously.
One foot moved
followed by the other as Randy slowly made his way toward her, feeling as
though his heart might explode out of his chest with how fast it pounded. Caralyn didn’t stop those strong masculine,
tattooed sleeved arms from wrapping around her waist and pulling her against
his rock hard frame, every muscle rippling against her through the thin
material of her nightgown. Her mouth
went dry as teal locked with darkened blue and Randy suddenly couldn’t hold
back the temptation, dipping his head to capture her nectar sweet lips with
his.
Caralyn
instantly moaned at the delicious contact and slid her hand up his shirt
covered back to his neck, gripping the back of it as their tongues entwined
together. This was wrong, but Caralyn
couldn’t bring herself to pull away from him and simply melted, pressing as
close to him as she could possibly get.
Randy growled softly, not believing she wasn’t pushing him away this
time and knew he was slowly breaking her down, making her see the error of her
ways.
“Give me one
last night with you, Cara.” Randy rumbled against her lips, barely pulling out
of the kiss and was fully prepared to do it again, especially when her eyes
fluttered open to show him all the intense love flowing through them for him.
Tears swelled
as Caralyn stared back at him, the aftershocks of the kiss forcing her body to
tremble slightly. So much love and
feeling poured out of his blue eyes, it broke Caralyn’s heart because she knew
at that moment Randy meant every word he’d said to her. He was in love with her just as much as she
was in love with him. Of course, Caralyn
refused to admit defeat and simply reached her hand up to cup his face in her
soft hand, closing her eyes briefly when his lips brushed against her wrist.
“On one
condition.” Caralyn managed to find her voice, breathing somewhat heavily when
Randy’s eyes darkened even more.
“Anything.”
Randy stated, flicking his tongue out against her wrist, feeling how fast her
pulse raced against it, refusing to release her from his arms. “You name it and
it’s done. Just as long as I can spend
tonight with you.” He didn’t care if Caralyn asked him to strip naked and run
down the street screaming fuck you to the whole world; he would do it in a
heartbeat if it meant he could have one last night with the woman he loved more
than his own life.
Her cheeks
flushed due to how much heat currently flowed through her body, wondering if
she would ever feel this again after being married to John. Granted, John knew exactly what to do in the
bedroom, Caralyn had to be honest she did enjoy sex with her fiancé. Though deep down, she knew that’s all it
would ever be between them and it broke her heart because she had to settle for
it. There was no way she could walk away
or back out of the prenuptials now.
Why hadn’t Randy
told her sooner how he truly felt before she became too involved and went too
deep with John?
“We stay in.”
She whispered with her mouth right by his ear, breathing him in as much as she
could and moaned as soon as his lips covered hers again.
Randy held her
tighter against him, so much emotion rushing through him all at once. What he really wanted to do was take her as
far away from West Newbury as possible so she couldn’t marry John tomorrow. He wanted to show her what a real man was
like and prove to her that she deserved better than the piece of garbage she
planned on marrying in less than twenty four hours. Caralyn was making him lose all resolve fast,
but Randy knew he had to keep himself in check.
Slowly breaking the kiss again, Randy slowly released Caralyn, his eyes
never leaving hers, loving how her honey locks framed her face perfectly.
“I was
planning on staying in with you anyway, Cara.” He was selfish; Randy didn’t
want to share his last night with Caralyn with anyone.
She simply
stood there, not knowing what to say or do, but couldn’t deny Randy this last
request. They’d been best friends for
three years and loved each other unconditionally, but Caralyn couldn’t break
John’s heart in order to make herself happy.
It wouldn’t be right and she would hate herself for the rest of her
life, knowing John was hurting because of her.
Even though John cheated on her with Jillian, she knew he loved her
deeply and Caralyn had forgiven him.
Caralyn knew
as soon as the wedding was over with tomorrow, she would never see Randy again
except at the arenas. John was adamant
about making her switch to being his personal assistant instead of Randy’s,
wanting his wife by his side. At least,
that’s what John said though Caralyn didn’t believe it for a second. John just wanted to keep her prisoner and
Caralyn had to listen because John would be her husband, it only made sense for
her to be his personal assistant instead of Randy’s.
However, that
didn’t mean Caralyn couldn’t spend one final night with the man she secretly
longed to be with for so long. It was
going to happen; nothing was going to stop her from spending her final night as
a single woman with Randy. John wouldn’t
be home due to his bachelor party. They
would be meeting up at the church because Caralyn’s mother refused to let John
see his bride before the wedding, being a traditional woman and all.
Randy closed
his eyes as he simply held Caralyn, burying his nose in her hair, smelling the
intoxicating scent of mangos she always gave off and sighed with a heavy
heart. He knew she wouldn’t be his after
tomorrow morning and it killed him in every way possible. Every time he would lie down and fall asleep,
her beautiful angelic face would enter his mind, haunting his dreams. He had tried so many times to forget about
her, to move on and find someone else, but nothing worked.
Not even
Samantha.
Gritting her
teeth, Caralyn suddenly broke away from him, turning her back to face Randy.
“Why are you doing this to me?” Caralyn whispered, not trusting her voice
because it was cracking under pressure, tears slipping down her cheeks of pure
heartbreak.
Walking up
behind her, Randy enfolded her in his warmth again, his mouth right by her ear.
“Because I’m completely in love with you, Cara.
I’m incomplete without you. I
love you more than my own damn life and I won’t ever stop loving you regardless
if you marry that asshole tomorrow. You
will always be mine and you know it, no matter if you have a ring on your
finger or a different last name.” He turned her around and wiped her tears away
with the pad of his thumbs, capturing her lips intensely, his own tears
beginning to fall.
As soon as the
kiss broke and Caralyn saw Randy’s tears, she couldn’t handle it, covering her
mouth with her hand. “I’m sorry, Randy.” She croaked, feeling as though her
heart might explode out of her chest. “I’m so sorry.” Bolting out of the
bedroom, Caralyn locked herself in the bathroom and slid down the door, burying
her face in her hands. “LEAVE ME ALONE!!” Caralyn screamed, feeling every piece
of her soul shatter into a million pieces, gasping for air because suddenly she
couldn’t breathe.
It broke
Randy’s heart hearing her broken sobs echoing through the door and he suddenly
knew coming here had made everything ten times worse instead of better. At least Caralyn knew how he truly felt and
that’s all that mattered, he could somehow find a way to walk away from her
now. Bending down, Randy pulled
something out of his pocket and slid it beneath the door, giving her one last
parting gift before leaving the premises.
He knew she would keep it with her always, which meant Caralyn would
always carry a piece of him with her and that’s the most Randy could ask for.
Caralyn didn’t
move to take whatever Randy slid under the door at first, trying to get her
breathing under control. She heard the
car start up outside of the house and closed her eyes even tighter, knowing
Randy had left, ending their last night together abruptly. Slowly pulling herself up after two straight
hours of sobbing, Caralyn was drained and glanced over at the door, seeing a
black velvet long box staring back at her.
With shaky
hands, Caralyn took the box and opened it, crying harder as the most beautiful
necklace stared back at her. It was the
same one she had spotted a few months prior during one of her many shopping
trips with Randy. The jade pendant hung
from a diamond necklace and Caralyn suddenly took it from the box, clipping it
around her neck and fingered the jade green stone, deciding right then and
there she would never take it off. She
would be wearing it at the wedding, not caring if John found out who it was
from or not.
Chapter 17
“You look
absolutely beautiful, sweetheart.” Caralyn’s mother, Lucille, whispered in her
ear, while helping fluff out her daughter’s wedding dress, sniffling.
She couldn’t
believe her baby girl was getting married today. Just yesterday, Lucille was changing her
diapers and watching Caralyn take her first step. Ballet recitals, gymnastics, softball and
everything in-between, Lucille didn’t want her daughter missing out on any
opportunities. Being a lonely child,
Lucille wanted to give Caralyn everything and let her try anything her heart
desired, though Caralyn wasn’t brought up to be spoiled either. It was amazing and scary how fast time flew
and now Lucille was about to watch her radiant daughter walk down the aisle to
start the next chapter of her life.
Tears filled
Caralyn’s eyes as her mother fussed over the dress, wanting everything to be
perfect for her big day…her big heartbreaking day. She couldn’t help letting a few tears slip
down her cheeks, quickly wiping them away and fingered the beautiful necklace
around her neck. It was the one Randy
gave her the previous night and Caralyn didn’t care if it was appropriate to
wear today or not.
It was special
to her and the only thing Caralyn could wear that linked her to her true
love. Caralyn fingered it continuously
throughout the day, refusing to take it off, and nobody seemed to mind or
notice. Hell, they probably thought it
was a gift from John for an early wedding present. Caralyn snorted at that absurd thought,
John’s idea of a wedding gift was sleazy lingerie or a quick romp, which she’d
already turned down.
John visited
her earlier while Lucille was busy talking to his mother, Carol, and tried
dragging her away for a quickie in one of the closets of the chapel. Something about it being one of his fantasies
to have sex in a church. Of course Caralyn
refused and shoved him out of the dressing room, not before calling him a
filthy pig though.
“Why don’t you
go find someone else to fulfill your fantasies on?” Was Caralyn’s parting shot,
knowing John probably would and slammed the door in his face, her heart
shattering all over again.
He wasn’t
happy with her and Caralyn honestly didn’t care, she had more respect for the
church than that. Not to mention if
Carol found out what kind of son she really had, she would probably have a
heart attack. John was probably screwing
anything with two legs right now while Lucille cried over her only daughter who
was going to marry a cheating scumbag in just a few moments.
As Caralyn
looked in the full length mirror, she couldn’t help admiring how beautiful she
looked, but there was no happiness, no elation.
Her hair was left down in a ton of loose spiral curls along with a clip,
honey blonde tresses cascading down her back in waves. A clip was on the top of her head that held
the veil in place, which had silver silk lining. For the so-called perfect day, it was hell on
earth for Caralyn and the worst day of her life.
Randy made
Caralyn start thinking the previous night about what it would be like to be
John’s wife, Caralyn Cena instead of Caralyn Orton. That brought on a fresh batch of tears that
filled her eyes, but Caralyn couldn’t let them fall or show her mother how much
pain she was really in. Just the mere
thought of Randy made Caralyn start crying and she hated it, not liking the
fact this man had such an impact on her.
She loved him so much; this was killing her inside and out, still not
believing she was going to go through with this wedding to John.
‘This is it
and the end of your life.’ Caralyn thought sadly, clearing her throat when
Lucille finally stopped fussing over the dress, their eyes locking. “Thanks
Mom.”
“You’re
welcome, what’s the matter, Caralyn?” Lucille asked softly, seeing the tears
glistening in her daughter’s eyes along with a lot of unhappiness, handing over
the sparkling fake white rose bouquet with little silver speckles on it,
matching the dress.
“Nothing, I’m
just so…happy.” Caralyn forced out, flashing a phony smile that didn’t reach
her eyes, clearing her throat. “I’m emotional, Mom. This is my wedding day after all.”
“I know
sweetheart and I’m so proud of you.” Lucille gushed, helping Caralyn step off
of the podium to sit down in a nearby chair, knowing they had a few minutes to
talk.
“Thanks.”
Caralyn tried to sound happy, but no matter how hard she tried, it wasn’t
happening. “I’m a little nervous, but I’m sure the wedding jitters will go
away…”
“You’re not in
love with John are you?” Lucille stated out of nowhere, looking at her daughter
with a soft smile, watching Caralyn’s eyes widen in shock. “And you’re also wondering
how I figured that one out.” She added, watching Caralyn nod mutely, that smile
never leaving her face. Lucille took her
daughter’s hand, squeezing it gently and turned to fully face her, deciding
they had to have this talk before Caralyn made a mistake. “Sweetheart, it’s
written all over your face. Did you
honestly think you could fool your mother?
I gave birth to you and I know you inside and out. A bride should have love and happiness
shining in her eyes on her wedding day, but you don’t. Can I ask you something?”
“S-Sure Mom.”
Caralyn stammered, finally finding her voice, which was incredibly shaky
because her mother had shocked her.
The look of
desperation and hurt swimming through her daughter’s eyes confirmed Lucille’s
suspicions, sighing gently. “If you’re not in love with John, then who are you
in love with?” She finally asked, watching Caralyn lower her head.
A waterfall of
tears rushed down her face when Caralyn blinked, touching the necklace around
her neck, trying not to start sobbing. “Randy.” She confessed in a whisper.
Tears filled
Lucille’s eyes, causing her to close them because she didn’t want to start
crying in front of her daughter, pulling Caralyn into her arms. She always knew there was more between Randy
and Caralyn than they let on and the truth had finally been revealed. She had no idea what to say to make this
right, wondering why her daughter would marry someone she clearly wasn’t in
love with. Caralyn wanted Randy and
Lucille understood that, but what unnerved her was the fact she was about to
walk down the aisle and marry the wrong man.
“I knew you
were in love with him all along.” Lucille said and stood up from the chair,
walking over to stare out the window in thought.
“You did?”
When Lucille just nodded, Caralyn felt like the worst daughter in the world,
wiping tears away from her eyes without smudging her makeup. “Mom, please say
something…” Her pleading voice cracked under pressure, so much emotion flowing
through her body. Caralyn didn’t know
what she was doing anymore and, now that her mother knew the truth, how could
she marry John?
Moments of
silence passed between them as Lucille continued looking out the window, trying
to wrap her mind around her daughter’s logic, swallowing hard. “Follow your
heart, Caralyn. That’s all I can tell
you, sweetheart.”
What else
could she possibly say? Lucille knew how
stubborn her daughter was and wanted to be there for her, to support her with
any decision she made in life. A few
tears slipped down Lucille’s cheeks and she quickly swiped them away with her
hand, knowing her daughter was about to make the biggest mistake of her life. Trying to talk her out of it was useless,
Caralyn was one of the most loyal people in the world and Lucille knew she felt
she had an obligation to John, especially since they’d been together for over
three years.
Caralyn
couldn’t take it anymore and burst into sobs, ripping her veil off and threw it
to the floor, trembling from head to toe. “I don’t know what to do anymore,
momma!!” She cried harder, covering her face with her hands, not believing she
was actually sobbing heartbrokenly on her wedding day, and dropped to her knees
on the floor in a heap.
Lucille rushed
over and took Caralyn into her arms, letting her daughter cry her heart out,
soothing her the only way she knew how.
Caralyn needed some kind of comfort, knowing Sheila was angry at her
because she was marrying John. Randy
flat out refused to be there for her and Caralyn didn’t blame him, but she felt
so alone. Her mother was the only one
who seemed to support her and, even then, she was doing it to make her daughter
happy.
“What should I
do, momma?” Caralyn sobbed quietly, once she calmed down a little and pulled
back while Lucille wiped her tears away with the pads of her thumbs.
“I honestly
don’t what to tell you, sweetheart, except that if you feel in your heart that
John isn’t the right one for you, and you’re obviously in love with someone
else, then you should be with that person.” Lucille explained truthfully, not
wanting her daughter to make a wrong decision that could easily be prevented.
“Like I said, follow your heart.”
“I love Randy
so much, Mom.” Caralyn said forlornly, her voice cracking once again and
couldn’t believe how much understanding shined in her mother’s eyes. “He’s
everything and my best friend, but I thought that we couldn’t be just
friends. I thought he never wanted me as
anything except a friend.” She took a few deep breaths, trying to regain some
of her composure. “He came over last night while John was at his bachelor party
and h-he told me that he wanted one last night with me. He confessed how he felt about me and gave me
this…” Trailing off, Caralyn fingered the necklace she wore again, the
beautiful green pendant staring back at her. “I don’t know what to do anymore…”
More tears
filled Lucille’s eyes as she ran her fingertips over the jade pendant, knowing
Randy specifically picked that out himself.
Deep down, Lucille always knew that Randy was secretly in love with her
daughter. It was written all over his
face and showed in his actions. She
could see it in his eyes every time they came to visit her in Scottsdale,
Arizona, though she could say the same thing about Caralyn. They were so in love, but Randy had been
married at the time to a woman named Samantha.
Now that they were getting divorced, Lucille honestly thought Randy
would come clean about his true feelings for Caralyn.
The man had,
but it was too late because now Caralyn was about to marry someone else, a man
she didn’t love and who didn’t love her.
Caralyn had called Lucille right after the ordeal with Jillian and John,
so she knew all about John cheating on her daughter. When Caralyn told her the wedding was still
on and she forgave John for his infidelity, Lucille went along with it just
because she knew her daughter needed support instead of someone telling her she
was making a terrible mistake.
However,
Lucille knew if she didn’t say something, or make one last attempt to stop
Caralyn from marrying John, it would be a mistake she wouldn’t be able to live
with. “Caralyn,” Lucille paused and gripped her daughter’s shoulders, staring
into her eyes. “Don’t you dare make a mistake you’ll regret later on in
life! You need to do the right
thing. Call this wedding off now before its too late, sweetheart, and go get your man.”
Caralyn
blinked and knew her mother meant what she said, the look in her eyes being all
Caralyn had to see. She only got like
this when she felt truly passionate about something and that was Caralyn’s
unconditional love for Randy. Standing
up, Caralyn chewed her freshly manicured nail, more tears stinging her eyes,
knowing what she had to do.
“I can’t do
it, Mom.” She whispered, shaking her head. “I can’t break John’s heart like
that. I’ve been with him for almost four
years and we’re getting married today.
How can I just leave him high and dry at the altar like that?” Caralyn
just wished she knew what the right thing to do was.
Lucille
frowned and stormed over to Caralyn, taking her shoulders and shook her
rougher, trying to shake some sense into her. “Better question, how the hell
can you go out there and betray your heart, when you know who you truly want to
be with? How can you go out there and
hurt John more by marrying him, when you’re not in love with him? Do not betray yourself this way, Caralyn
Ann!! I taught you better than this!!”
Caralyn
lowered her eyes to the floor and closed them, visions of her and Randy
together from the previous night flashing through her mind. How they met, the friendship bond they had
together, everything they had shared…When Caralyn opened her eyes, she looked
at her mother and didn’t say a word, swiping her veil from the floor and walked
out of the dressing room. For the first
time in her life, Caralyn knew what the right thing to do was, having grabbed
her bouquet on the way out.
She just hoped
she could do this without losing her nerve once she was at the altar with John.
The music
began to play throughout the church and Caralyn was one big ball of nerves,
standing there somewhat fidgeting. She
could feel her mother’s heated gaze on her, but simply stared forward, knowing
she had to do this. This was her
destiny. Taking a few deep breaths,
Caralyn finally began making the long trip down the aisle, her heart pounding
vigorously and felt like it might explode out of her chest any second.
John was all
smiles as he stood beside the priest, his hands clasped in front of him. Of course he wasn’t happy because he was
getting married to Caralyn -that was a bonus-, but it was really due to having
a quick session with one of the bridesmaids in a closet. John had finally fulfilled one of his
fantasies by having sex in a church and was feeling pretty good, winking over
at the brunette he screwed. The woman
looked away from him, blushing furiously, while the bride made her way down the
aisle. John smirked, deciding he would
have another round with the woman once he had Caralyn as his wife, turning to
stare at the future Mrs. John Cena walking toward him.
His breath
hitched in his throat at the sight of Caralyn, not believing how stunning she
looked in all white, and knew she would make the perfect wife for him. Even after he cheated on her with Jillian,
Caralyn still forgave him, which made John believe that he could get away with
virtually anything with her. She was a
pushover; the perfect wife to cook his meals and wash his shorts while he went
out and screwed every woman who looked his way.
It was the perfect plan and John couldn’t help grinning, standing there
wearing a simple black tuxedo, looking sharp as ever as those cold blue eyes
locked on teal.
Once the music
died down and the guests took their seats respectfully, the priest began the
sermon. It lasted ten minutes, making
Caralyn and John both stare at each other with absolutely no emotion in their
eyes. Once the priest finished with the opening
sermon, he finally moved onto the vows, turning first to the groom, adjusting
his glasses a little. Caralyn simply let
John take her hands in his and listened to the priest say those famous words
‘to have and to hold, for richer or poorer, in sickness and in health’,
fighting back the urge to roll her eyes.
“I always
have.” John stated, locking eyes with his bride, smiling from ear to ear as
those dimples popped out. “I always will.
I do.”
When the
priest turned to face Caralyn, butterflies the size of birds erupted in her
stomach, feeling her palms grow sweaty.
She released John’s hands and fingered the necklace around her neck,
Randy once again popping into her mind, her breathing increasing a little. John noticed her hand go to the necklace, but
didn’t show it bothered him, feeling a twinge of jealousy flow through his big
body and wondered who gave it to her. He
had a pretty good idea, but refused to make a scene on his wedding day and
waited for her answer.
“Caralyn?”
She bit her
bottom lip and glanced over at her mother, watching the frown on her face
slowly disappear, tears glistening in both of their eyes. Caralyn slowly reached up and took the veil
off, unclipping it from her hair and smoothed it out as she held it in front of
her, blinking as those tears slid down her cheeks. This was the hardest thing Caralyn would ever
have to do in her life, but it was the right thing, her mother’s words ringing
through her mind about betraying her heart.
“I can’t.” She
whispered softly, taking a step back. “I’m not in love with you anymore,
John. I can’t marry you; I can’t betray
my heart and lie to myself anymore about how I feel. I’m sorry.” Dropping the veil at John’s feet,
Caralyn lifted the front of her dress and ran down the aisle toward the exit
double church doors.
Her heart
nearly stopped, Caralyn halting as soon as she was outside, not believing the
sight before her. Randy stood there
beside a Lincoln Navigator, looking gorgeous in a black suit without the tie,
the top three buttons undone on his light blue dress shirt. Caralyn didn’t waste another second and ran
toward him in her wedding dress, jumping into his arms and kissed him with
every fiber of her being. Randy kissed
her back with equal amount of passion, spinning her around in circles, holding
her tightly against him as the pieces of his shattered heart began mending
instantly.
“I love you,
Randy.” Caralyn breathed once the kiss broke, rubbing her nose against his.
“Get me out of here please.”
She searched
his eyes and smiled as tears slid down her face when he nodded, lifting her up
to place her in the passenger seat of the Navigator. Randy shoved the rest of her dress inside
before closing the door, sliding in the driver’s side while the wedding guests
began pooling out of the church, everyone shocked by what they saw. Smiling for the first time in what seemed
like years, Caralyn leaned over and kissed Randy’s lips softly, squealing out
as he took off from the church. Lucille
cried with joy, watching her daughter blow her a kiss and mouthed a ‘thank
you’, waving a handkerchief at them.
They left everyone in the dust as Randy tore down the road, leaving
behind all the wedding guests and a fuming John Cena.
Chapter 18
Randy pulled
into a hotel parking lot a few hours later, wanting to be as far away from the
church and John Cena as humanly possible, cutting the ignition on the
Navigator. He looked over at Caralyn,
who fell asleep peacefully in the passenger seat, a soft smile spreading on his
lips. She did it. She actually left John to be with him, Randy
felt like his heart might explode from how much emotion coursed through him.
Randy had
pulled up to the church, refusing to miss Caralyn’s wedding, no matter how much
it may have hurt. He was fully prepared
to walk in quietly, take a seat in the far back and watch Caralyn marry John
without making a fuss. She had her mind
made up and Randy had to support her decisions in life, that’s what any good
best friend would do.
He had just
stepped out of the Navigator, fixing his suit jacket, when Caralyn came
barreling out of the double doors with a tear-streaked face. The look in her eyes and the kiss she gave
him took his breath completely away, knowing she wasn’t going to marry John
after all. Hell, Randy knew Caralyn was
in love with him and it was only a matter of time before she finally revealed
her feelings for him.
He was just
glad she’d done it before it was too late.
Reaching over,
Randy took her hand in his gently, watching as the smile curved her still
glossy lips and ran a finger down her cheek. ‘Damn she’s beautiful.’ He
thought, swiping a honey blonde curl away that fell on her face, not believing
how angelic she looked when she slept.
Stepping out
of the Navigator, Randy walked over and opened the passenger door, very
carefully unbuckling and slid the sleeping bride into his secure strong
arms. Caralyn instantly snuggled against
him, a soft sigh escaping her lips while her breathing remained steady and
Randy had to stop himself from kissing her senseless. He could literally stare at her for the rest
of her life and be completely content, just watching her set his heart racing.
Shutting the
door with his foot, Randy set the alarm while balancing the beautiful
bride in his arms, grinning from ear to
ear. He would be seeing her in another
one of these gowns very soon because Randy planned on marrying Caralyn as soon
as possible. His divorce was nearly
finalized and he wasn’t about to let this beautiful woman slip through his
fingers again. Randy learned from his
mistake and, if Caralyn accepted his proposal, he was fully prepared to book
the first two flights to Vegas, not wanting a big wedding. He just wanted Caralyn to be his wife, wanted
to let the world know she belonged to him and nobody else.
Once inside
their hotel suite, Randy walked over and gently placed Caralyn on the bed,
being careful not to jostle her awake.
He wanted her to sleep as long as she needed, knowing today was very
rough and emotional for her. Not to mention,
Randy needed a shower in the worst way, unbuttoning the dress shirt and slid it
from his muscular body, tossing it to the side.
Randy walked over and flipped the deadbolt on the door, making sure it
was locked and secure, knowing John wouldn’t just let Caralyn leave him at the
altar without trying to get revenge.
Randy vowed to
never let John touch Caralyn again.
Giving her
another gazing look, Randy walked inside the bathroom and closed the door
quietly behind him, knowing Caralyn would probably sleep throughout the
night. He didn’t mind, they had plenty
of time to talk about what happened. He
reached inside the shower and turned the sprays on, slipping out of his pants,
the sprays instantly engulfing him.
A low groan
escaped him as the water cascaded down his rock hard body, washing the day’s
events down the drain. The drive had
been long and tedious, Randy was in dire need of some sleep, but he couldn’t
without this shower. He knew Caralyn
felt terrible for doing what she did to John, but Randy couldn’t have been any
more thrilled.
John wasn’t
the one for her.
Randy was.
Just as Randy
poured body wash in his hand, the shower door opened and in stepped a naked
Caralyn, lust swimming in her teal eyes.
She shut it and closed the distance between them, slowly running her
fingertips down his soaked chest, their eyes locking. Caralyn smiled as Randy ran his finger down
her cheek, stroking it lovingly. Caralyn
leaned into his touch and closed her eyes, the hot water pouring down both of
their bodies as steam began rising around them.
Neither cared, the heat between them hotter than the water currently
streaming from the showerhead.
Not wasting
another second, Randy cupped her face in his strong hands and captured her lips
in a passionate soul searing kiss.
Caralyn melted against him instantly and felt his hands leave her face
to wrap his arms around her body, pressing their chests together. Her arms went around his neck, not wanting to
be anywhere else except in this man’s arms, moaning softly at the skin on skin
contact. It was incredible, Caralyn’s
body flooded with pure fire as it spread throughout her wildly, making her
hungry for more. She wanted anything and
everything Randy wanted to give her, shivering from pure anticipation.
His tongue
swiped across her lips and that’s all it took for Caralyn to open her mouth,
granting him full access to her recesses.
Randy groaned, their tongues entwining together in a seductive, sensual
dance full of passion and need for each other.
Caralyn’s hand gently massaged the back of Mark’s neck, causing Randy to
groan louder as he pressed her back against the shower wall, his tongue tasting
every inch of her sweet mouth, deepening the kiss further.
Caralyn gasped
as Randy lifted her up, wrapping her legs around his muscular waist and ran her
hands down his back, her nails barely grazing skin while never breaking the
kiss. She smiled when he growled in her
mouth, wanting to touch, feel, explore and taste every inch of this man’s
anatomy. He was built like a brick
house, a muscular specimen that not very many were fortunate to have. The power he held always took Caralyn’s
breath away and tonight was no exception, his arms holding strength.
Mystic
darkened blue eyes stared back at her as soon as the kiss broke, Randy pulling
back for air while Caralyn explored his chest with her hands once again. She loved the look in his eyes, loved how he
looked at her, no longer having anger and resentment in those beautiful blue
orbs. He looked at her like she was a
real woman, made her feel complete, and the unconditional love shining in them
made her heart skip a beat or two. Randy
always looked at her like she was the most beautiful woman in the world, even
when he was with Samantha.
Taking the
washcloth away from Randy, -he had grabbed it to rub his body wash in before
she joined him- Caralyn poured more body wash on it and began running it down
his chest, arms, shoulders, anywhere she could reach. A smirk tilted her lips as his head lulled
back slightly, enjoying how he touched her, groaning from low in his
throat. Caralyn loved the effect she was
having on him and didn’t stop, the feeling of his muscles rippling beneath her
touch just fueling the fire coursing through her veins.
Silently
turning her finger in a circular motion, Caralyn smiled when Randy arched an
eyebrow, telling him silently to turn around so she could get his back. He more than complied and slowly let her
slide down the shower wall until her feet hit the slightly slippery shower
flooring, turning around as instructed.
Grinning, Caralyn began running her hands down his muscular back,
massaging slightly, trying to get his tense body to relax against her
touch. It was working. Caralyn decided to toss the washcloth away
and Randy definitely wasn’t complaining, though it was absolute torture because
skin on skin contact was the most erotic feeling one could ever experience.
That’s exactly
what Caralyn was doing.
She started
with his muscular legs, running her hands up the insides of his powerful
thighs, looking like they could crack walnuts with one try. She licked her lips, blinking water out of
her eyes and continued her exploration, pouring more body wash on her
hands. She ran her hands across his
nicely shaped ass, giving it a little squeeze and then trailed her hands up
further.
The feeling of
his body mesmerized her, made her want him even more, and reached up to rub his
shoulders in a nice, gentle sensual massage, emanating some pretty deep groans
of pleasure from Randy. She smiled when
she heard them, knowing he was fully enjoying what she was doing to him. Her hands moved from his shoulders down his
arms, just enjoying touching every part of him that she could, relishing this
moment.
Randy slowly
turned around, the rubdown feeling incredible, but he wanted to touch her
more. He smiled as she lowered to her
knees once more, repeating what she did when he had his back to her. Randy sucked in a breath when she rubbed his
outer thighs, her face staring at his throbbing engorged erection, pulsating
with need and crying out for attention.
He looked down at her through darkened eyes, watching her lick those
sweet delectable lips, stopping from just grabbing her and screwing her right
into the shower wall.
“This is pure
torture.” He growled huskily, watching the smirk curve her lips, dripping with
pure evil intentions. Randy would take
it with a smile on his face, folding his hands behind his head.
Caralyn didn’t
hesitate, wanting to pleasure Randy to the utmost of her ability, and wrapped
her small hand around his throbbing shaft.
Gliding it up and down, Caralyn never took her eyes from him, feeling
his cock twitch and proceeded to give it a once over with her tongue. She kissed the tip of it and noted that
pre-cum had already formed on it, licking it off, moaning at the taste of him.
Her pussy
quivered, needing to feel Randy deep inside of her, which is the only reason
she pulled back. With great reluctance,
Caralyn rose to her feet and ran her nails down his muscular chest, right over
his erect nipples, knowing he was coming unglued fast. She had to bite back a giggle when he groaned
in frustration and leaned over to kiss the middle of his neck before reaching
up on her tiptoes to torture his neck.
“Finished.”
She whispered and gasped when Randy suddenly turned the tables on her,
beginning to wash her just like she washed him.
It sent a shiver throughout Caralyn’s body and he could feel her tremble
from head to toe, the water turning ice cold on them. Randy chuckled huskily and looked up at her,
his hands gripping her outer thighs. “Relax because, in a minute, I’ll make you
so hot you won’t even notice the temperature of the water.”
Caralyn tilted
her head back and felt her eyes close at the contact of Randy’s tongue against
her hot sex, moaning deeply. Her legs
parted further for him and gripped his head with her hand, glad he’d freshly
shaved because his head was smooth. Her
moans quickly turned to screams as his tongue slammed full force inside of her
willing body, her walls instantly contracting against his tongue, tightening.
She was on
shaky ground, ready to explode at any given moment, her breathing becoming
extremely ragged. Looking down at Randy,
the sight of his tongue driving in and out of her was very erotic to say the
least. She could feel her release
building deep within her, the hot coil ready to spring free. She was so close, Randy was driving her
insane and brushed against her sweet spot within a matter of seconds, every
part of her body tensing.
Randy smirked
up at her, loving the look of pure ecstasy crossing her face and started
thrusting his tongue further inside of her, draping her leg over his muscular
shoulder. It wasn’t taking long at this
angle and gave Randy more of a depth with every thrust he produced inside of
her. The orgasm washed over her within
minutes, her sweet juices spilling right into his hot willing mouth, Randy
drinking her completely dry.
Sweet cries
came out as her hands gripped his shoulders tightly, breathing erratic. Randy drank every last drop, suckling on her
swollen sensitive clit, groaning when she released a second time. He knew she couldn’t take much more of this
without collapsing and Randy was far from being done with her, reluctantly
pulling back from the sweet nectar.
“Let’s go to
bed.” She managed to say, chest rising and falling rapidly. “Make love to me,
Randy, please.”
He was done
with the foreplay. Randy opened the
shower door and stepped out, not caring if they were both soaking wet and
headed straight for the bed. Caralyn
squealed in protest, feeling her back hit the bed as he set her on top of it,
Randy instantly covering her small body with his huge frame. Before Caralyn could utter a sound, Randy’s
lips crashed on hers, her legs instantly wrapping around his waist, causing her
head to reel.
He filled her
to the absolute max capacity and Caralyn felt completely full, crying out when
his thrusts became harder and faster, driving as deep as he could possibly
go. She was sure Randy was going to lose
himself and not be able to find his way out with how deep he was thrusting
inside of her. Grunting, Randy leaned
down to kiss her again, never stopping the momentum of his thrusts as the
sounds of flesh smacking flesh echoed off the hotel room walls, perspiration forming
on both of their already soaked bodies.
He could literally get drunk off of her kisses without touching one drop
of alcohol. When he broke the kiss,
Randy could see her eyes had turned from a deep teal to a darkened turquoise
smoldered with desire.
“I love you…”
Caralyn breathed, clinging to him as much as she could while he completely took
her to heights only he could take her. “Oh god you’re so big, so hard…”
“I only grow
this big for you.” Randy grunted, wanting her to know that because he truly
meant it, ready to explode inside of her. “I’m close, Cara…”
“Me too…Oh
Randy!!”
Randy could
feel another orgasm tear through her body and that triggered his own, forcing
him to pump in and out of her even faster, the headboard of the bed banging violently
against the wall. They came together,
one powerful wave that rocked both of them down to their foundation. Caralyn was sure they’d set the hotel, and
possibly the world, on fire with how intense their release had been. Randy wasn’t far behind her, slowly sagging
and growing limp, burying his face in her neck as they both slowly came down
from their sexual high.
No other words
were spoken as Randy and Caralyn fell asleep in each other’s arms, where they
belonged.
Chapter 19
A streak of
sunlight seeped through the closed curtains as Caralyn’s eyes slowly opened,
groaning softly at the delicious ache between her thighs, smiling in
contentment. She felt a heavy weight on
her left breast and glanced down through blurred vision, seeing Randy’s bald
head, running her fingertips over it feather lightly. The feeling of his strong arms wrapped around
her waist was pure heaven and Caralyn never wanted it to end, snuggling against
him more. His steady breathing assured
her he was still sleeping and Caralyn knew Randy needed his rest, looking very
peaceful.
She didn’t
want to disturb him and found it adorable how his mouth was curved up into a
small grin, wondering if his face would freeze like that. Chuckling quietly, Caralyn ran her soft lips
over his head while her fingers trailed up and down his left bicep, loving his
tattooed sleeved arms, especially his first tribal ones. Slowly and gently, she began running her
fingertips along the tribal tattoo on his upper bicep, not believing how soft
and smooth his inked skin was.
“if you keep
doing that, you’re gonna start something you won’t finish.” Randy rumbled in a
low voice, slowly lifting his head up to stare in her beautiful teal eyes,
still not believing they were together.
A wave of
relief washed over him at the look of pure love and tenderness in her eyes,
having expected rejection or something to that extent. Randy felt blessed and reached up, capturing
her lips in a soft sweet good morning kiss, causing Caralyn to moan instantly. He loved hearing her moan and tightened his
arms around her body more, pulling her down until he hovered over her, their
kiss never breaking. The skin on skin
contact lit both of their bodies on fire and Randy could already feel his
hardening cock pulsating with need to be inside her addictive body again.
Caralyn melted
against him, wrapping her arms around his neck as the kiss intensified, their
tongues plunging into each other’s deepest recesses. “Oh Randy…” Caralyn
breathed when she felt him begin to fill her to capacity again, opening her
thighs wider, wanting to feel all of him completely.
“You like that
Cara?” Randy growled, the feeling of her walls tightening around his throbbing
shaft, giving her time to adjust to his massive size because she had such a
small form. He was afraid of breaking
her in half.
“Yes!” She
cried out, gripping his shoulders as her nails dug into his skin, wishing he
would move before he drove her completely insane, not caring if she was
adjusted to him or not.
Randy kissed
along her jaw line, slowly beginning to thrust in and out of her receptive body
in a rhythmic pace, making her feel every single ounce of emotion he did. He’d been in love with this woman for years
and now that he finally had her, Randy wasn’t letting her go for anything. He would fight tooth and nail to keep her in
his life, no matter what the future held for them, which Randy could see
several possibilities. Right now, all he
wanted to do was make Caralyn feel like the woman she deserved to be, to
worship her like the goddess she was.
Her legs
wrapped around his muscular waist, her toes curling at the feeling of him
inside of her and started meeting him thrust for powerful thrust. She tilted her head back against the pillow,
arching her back as her voluptuous breasts pressed against his chest. Randy growled when her nails ran up his back,
feeling the muscles ripple beneath them and that just heightened the desire
that coursed throughout her trembling body.
“Faster…please…”
She breathed out, holding onto him for dear life as he began pounding in and
out of her at a fast rapid pace, knowing he couldn’t resist her pleas of
ecstasy and passion. “Mmm that’s it…oh right there…”
Groaning,
Randy picked up the pace and drove himself as deep, hard and fast inside of
Caralyn as he could go, feeling her walls spasm, her walls caving in around
him. This was going to be over fast and
Randy honestly didn’t care, expecting it after the long session they had the
night before. He kissed her neck and
suckled on it gently, gripping her ass in his strong hands and whispered how
much he loved her in her ear, begging her to cum for him.
She loved the
dirty mixed with sweet talk, knowing only Randy could pull it off and kissed
him hungrily. Using all the strength she
could muster up in her beautifully toned legs, Caralyn rolled them over to
where she straddled him, not wanting this to end yet. Hell if she could, Caralyn would die happy
with Randy inside of her and didn’t plan on letting up anytime soon.
Caralyn
whipped her head back as her eyes closed, the sensations rushing through her
like a rapid waterfall. Loving the
feeling of her hand trailing down his muscular abs, Randy cupped her breasts
and massaged them in his strong palms.
Randy growled and sat up, attaching his hungry mouth to her nipple while
massaging her other breast in his hand, her legs wrapping around his
waist.
His tongue
swirled around her nipple while he continued thrusting in and out of her, the
headboard ramming against the wall, neither caring at the moment. Caralyn’s senses reeled out of control and
into a world of insanity, knowing she was crashing over the edge unable to
stop. She wrapped her arms around his
upper torso, squeezing his powerful arms as his hands moved from her breasts to
her hips, torturing her other nipple with his mouth.
With a few
more powerful deep thrusts, Randy finally couldn’t hold back any longer and
growled out her name in his release, her walls milking him for everything he
was worth. His seed exploded inside of
her, causing Caralyn to scream out as it splashed against her back wall, her
essence coating him completely. He
collapsed back on the bed with Caralyn on top of him, both of them heaving for
air while coming down from their intense sexual high.
A thin sheen
of perspiration covered their bodies as Caralyn snuggled against Randy, feeling
his arm wrap around her waist and kissed the top of her head. He rubbed her back to try calming her down,
loving how soft her skin was. She fit
perfectly in his arms and Randy didn’t want her anywhere else, knowing Sheila
and Teddy were going to freak when they found out what happened. He smirked at the thought of their
expressions, chuckling softly, knowing the whole company would be buzzing as
soon as they walked inside the arena, once they returned to the road.
“Do you want
to have that talk now?” Randy asked once their breathing returned to normal,
kissing her lips softly when she looked up to meet his eyes.
Nodding,
Caralyn reluctantly peeled herself off of him to rest on her side, facing each
other so they could talk. “What do you want to talk about?” She asked, running
her fingertips up and down his tattooed arm, sighing in satisfaction.
“What made you
change your mind?” Randy had to ask, not able to stop himself and hoped this
didn’t turn into another one of their fights.
He hated fighting with Caralyn, but the question had been nagging the
back of his mind ever since she ran out of the church in her beautiful wedding
dress, which currently was on the floor in a bunched heap.
“It was the
night before last when you danced with me in your arms and told me you loved
me.” She confessed softly, not stopping her hand from moving up and down his
arm, relaxing even more against the bed, not bothered in the slightest by her
nakedness. “I knew I was making a huge mistake, but you showed me how much you
really did love me, which is what I needed.
I needed to know how you truly felt about me because I wasn’t about to pass
up the opportunity to be a wife if you didn’t love me like I loved you.” Her
eyes lowered suddenly, knowing she couldn’t lie to Randy to save her life. “But
it’s not what FULLY changed my mind…”
Randy arched
an eyebrow, lifting her chin with his hand until their eyes met. “What was it
then?” He asked, stopping her hand from stroking his chest, linking their
fingers together over his heart.
“It was my
mother.”
Randy chuckled
huskily, his chest rumbling with laughter and grinned, not surprised in the
slightest. “That mother of yours, I swear.
She knows everything before it even happens. What did she say to you?” He pressed,
becoming more curious than ever about what Lucille could’ve said to her
daughter to stop her from marrying John.
Whatever it
was, Randy owed the woman every piece of his happiness.
Biting her
bottom lip, Caralyn fingered the necklace that Randy gave her the night before
last, loving the beautiful stone that hung from it. “She knew right away that I
wasn’t in love with John. That I was in
love with you.”
His eyes widened
slightly at that confession and once again lifted her head up to meet his eyes,
hating when she looked away from him. “I never told her, Cara. Mothers just have ways of knowing, I guess. My mom said the same thing to me when I went
to see her a few weeks ago. She said I
looked like I’d lost my best friend and I had at the time.” Randy sighed, not
wanting to relive that hideous fight he’d gotten into with Caralyn. “When she
asked me if it was you, I told her the truth.
The complete truth. She said she
knew all along. Mothers just KNOW.”
Caralyn could
only shake her head and smiled, looking down at her left hand where the huge
diamond ring John gave her once stood, sighing. “So, what happens now?” She was
almost hesitant to ask and it showed in her voice, though Caralyn didn’t look
down this time.
“Whatever you
want, Cara.” Randy replied instantly, wrapping his arms around her waist,
nuzzling her neck lovingly and kissed her shoulder. “Whatever you want.”
Tears swelled
in her teal eyes when Caralyn heard him say that, knowing exactly what she
wanted, but didn’t know if Randy wanted the same thing. She was scared of running him off before they
even had a real chance at a relationship.
How could she tell him that she wanted to be his wife and have tons of
babies with him…that she wanted to grow old and die with him in their bed?
“I want to be
with you, Randy.” Caralyn said honestly, deciding she wouldn’t mention any of
the above things until she knew he was ready to hear them. “I love you so much
it hurts. Ever since we first met, I
haven’t been able to get you out of my head.
I haven’t been able to have one dream without you in it. Every time I would show up for work with one
of your schedules, I go further with the job than I should. Like making sure you’re on the first floor of
the hotel instead of the top because I know you like to be close to the lobby
or you always have a Lincoln Navigator for your car rental because it’s your
favorite type of vehicle.” She explained, fingering her necklace meticulously,
trying to get her thoughts in order. “You’re my everything; you’ve been my
everything and I don’t want to lose you.”
Randy ran his
finger gently down her cheek, watching as a single tear slid down her face,
hating to see her cry. “I’m not letting you go, Cara, ever.” He promised,
kissing her lips reassuringly, knowing that’s what she needed. “You’re mine
now.” He laced their fingers together and kissed her neck softly, right on her
pulse point, pulling her closer until their bodies touched. It sent a shiver down Caralyn’s spine and
Randy felt it, causing him to smile as he pressed his forehead to hers. “This
bond will never be broken because I want you to do something for me.”
“Anything,
Randy.” There was no hesitation in her voice, though Caralyn couldn’t help
wondering what was going through Randy’s devious mind.
Before Randy
could open his mouth, gunshots suddenly echoed through their hotel room, though
the shooter wasn’t inside. Randy’s eyes
shot open and he immediately covered Caralyn protectively, cringing when she
let out a scream of fright. Randy rolled
both of them on the floor when more gunshots rang out, his body covering
Caralyn’s still along with the blanket, both breathing heavily as the
adrenaline coursed through their bodies.
Caralyn covered her ears and tensed every time she heard a gunshot, not
daring to look up at Randy, knowing he would protect her with his life.
That scared
her even more, not wanting to lose him so soon.
When the shots
suddenly stopped, Randy figured the hotel staff had detained the shooter and
looked down at a shaken Caralyn, nodding. “Come on, Cara, we gotta get out of
here.” He said urgently, trying not to sound tense, but it was extremely
difficult not to.
Nodding in
understanding, Caralyn slowly pulled away from him, though Randy kept her close
just in case. They dressed in record
time, Caralyn not caring about her wedding dress since she’d never wear it
again, grabbing everything else. Randy
had parked their car in the back for a reason as they headed out of their hotel
room, making their way toward the back stairway. He had a sinking feeling who the shooter was,
but didn’t want to scare Caralyn anymore than she already was. They made it to the Lincoln Navigator
unscathed and Randy instantly opened the passenger door for her, shutting it
behind him.
“Shit, I have
to go pay for the room.” Randy cursed again, running a hand over his bald head
and looked over his shoulder at a terrified Caralyn. “I’ll be right back, keep
the doors locked and keep yourself out of sight.” He ordered, causing Caralyn’s
eyes to widen.
“No, I want to
go with you!”
Randy
immediately shut the door before Caralyn could open it, shaking his head
frantically. “Just trust me, Cara, alright?
I’ll be right back; it won’t take me more than five minutes. Just do what I say, please.” He pleaded,
those blue eyes piercing hers, urging her to listen to him for once in her
life.
Caralyn was
hesitant, but reluctantly nodded, not able to resist those baby blues of the
man she loved. “Hurry up.” She ordered, watching him rush off after blowing her
a quick kiss, Caralyn slinking down in the seat so she was out of sight like
Randy wanted.
Seconds later,
more gunshots fired through the parking garage, causing Caralyn’s eyes to shoot
open, but she didn’t move a muscle.
Suddenly, the passenger door was yanked open, causing Caralyn to scream
out in fright, her teal eyes widening at the sight of a fuming John Cena. He had Randy by the front of his shirt and
blood was spurting out from Randy’s arm, where John had shot him.
“YOU
BASTARD!!” She shrieked, a wave of courage overtaking her, tears sliding down
her cheeks. “HOW COULD YOU DO THAT TO HIM?!”
For her
troubles, John backhanded Caralyn across the face to shut her up, knowing the
hotel security would’ve heard those gunshots and called the police by now. There was no time to waste. John shoved Randy to the ground, which was
coughing up blood because he’d also been shot in the shoulder and grabbed
Caralyn roughly by her wrist, yanking her out of the car. Caralyn screamed and struggled against his
grip, but John was incredibly strong, her cheek throbbing with insurmountable
pain.
“NO!! RANDY!!”
When she
wouldn’t come willingly, John finally took drastic measures and smacked her in
the back of the head with the butt of his gun, knocking her out instantly. Caralyn’s body crumpled right in his awaiting
arms as John lifted her up over his shoulder, smirking wickedly back at
Randy. John smacked Caralyn’s ass and
groaned, squeezing it tightly, knowing he was going to take great pleasure in
punishing her for embarrassing him on their wedding day by not only leaving him
at the altar, but screwing Randy Orton on the same damn day.
John arrived
at his getaway car a few seconds later and tossed Caralyn carelessly in the
backseat, not caring if he hurt her because she’d hurt him even worse with what
she did. Randy would be found soon
enough and treated for his wounds, but by then John would be far away where
Randy would never be able to find them.
John was going to kill him, but decided that letting Caralyn’s
kidnapping torture him would be an even better way to go, not to mention loads
of fun. He wanted Orton to suffer
without his precious Caralyn in his life and it was going to happen as John
sped away from the hotel with an unconscious bride-to-be in the backseat.
Chapter 20
“Oh Teddy!!”
Sheila cried out, grinding on top of him, honestly not caring who heard them at
this point.
Ted growled at
the sound of Sheila’s voice crying out his name, pure music to his ears as he
gripped her firm ass, pumping in and out of her. Their hips crashed together as their lips met
in a fiery kiss that set a new inferno ablaze inside their bodies. Sheila had never in all her life experienced
sex quite like the kind Ted gave her, which made her believe that much more
they were meant to be together.
The moment he
came up to her and kissed her breathless in the JFK airport, Sheila knew she
would be off the market for the rest of her life. She’d given Ted a really hard time when he
first asked her out because she thought he was only interested in using her for
sex, so she declined his invitation to dinner.
Ted was relentless and pursued her, finally deciding actions spoke
louder than words, and received a slap to the face for his troubles in the
middle of JFK airport. That followed by
a yes and ever since Sheila caved, Ted showed her in every way possible that
she was the only woman he wanted.
It’d been the
greatest ten months of their lives and they didn’t want it ending anytime soon.
With one final
thrust inside of her beautiful body, Ted reluctantly gave in and filled Sheila
with his seed, both screaming each other’s names. Her head rested on his shoulder, both of them
breathing heavily and Ted laced their fingers together, kissing her lips softly
while they came down from yet another mind-blowing sexual high. Sheila ran her finger up and down his Adam’s
apple while Ted caressed her back lovingly, the silence between them comforting
unlike most couples who would usually have something to say after explosive
sex.
“I love you,
Shel.” Ted whispered, his mouth right by her ear, watching as her beautiful
slightly wide violet eyes slowly ventured to meet his, his thumb running across
her bottom lip.
“You do?” Her
shocked voice caused Ted to chuckle, his arms wrapping around her body to press
them closer.
“Yes I
do. I love you, Shel. You’re all I need.” He pressed his forehead
to hers, kissing their entwined hands before pressing it against his heart.
“I’m done with the games and flirting. I
want to be with you in a real commitment, a real relationship. I want you completely. I don’t want to just date anymore and I think
we’re ready for the next step.”
Sheila bit her
bottom lip, not exactly sure how to react to that and was about to say
something when Ted’s cell phone blared, effectively ruining their conversation.
‘Saved by the cell phone.’ She thought, hopping off of Ted’s lap and kissed him
before he could stop her, smiling. “We’ll continue this later, but I need to
get back to work and so do you.”
Ted sighed
heavily as he watched Sheila dress hastily, knowing he’d probably scared her
with what he said, but he couldn’t hold it in anymore. “You bet your ass we
will.” He stated, making it crystal clear that they were far from being done
with the conversation as he flipped his cell phone open. “This better be
important.”
“Ted, it’s
Randy.”
“Randy?” That
gained Sheila’s attention as she turned around, stopping from slipping her
jeans on. “What’s going on, man?” He hadn’t heard from Randy in at least a
week, sitting down on the couch, wondering where his friend had been lately.
“A lot.” Randy
hissed out in pain, having scared the nurse out of his hospital room, who told
him it wouldn’t be smart to leave the hospital with his wounds. “I need
help. I need you and Sheila to get on
the first plane to Boston.” He winced again, slipping his shirt on over his
head with some difficulty, biting back the pain.
“Boston?” Ted
looked confused and looked at Sheila, worry shining in his blue eyes. “What
happened Randy? What the hell are you
doing in Massachusetts?”
“Get here and
I’ll explain everything.” Randy gritted out, sitting on the hospital bed and
scrubbed a hand over his face. “To make a long story short, Caralyn backed out
of the wedding to Cena. I went to the
wedding, but I didn’t do anything. I watched
her walk down the aisle and couldn’t watch anymore, so I went out to my car
until the ceremony was over with. Only
moments after I did that, Caralyn came running out of the church in her wedding
dress and asked me to take her away. So
I did and we ended up in Boston in a hotel…” Randy’s chest constricted with
pain, knowing he was wasting time explaining this to Ted, but knew he couldn’t
go after John and Caralyn without backup.
He had two GSW’s, one in his shoulder and one in his leg, but luckily it
didn’t sever any nerves, so they simply removed it. “Cara is in trouble, Ted. Are you gonna help me or not?”
Ted closed his
eyes, hearing the pain in Randy’s voice and knew something bad happened at the
hotel in Boston, nodding. “Of course man, of course. We’ll be there as soon as we can. Just hang in there, are you at the hospital?”
“Hospital? What?” Sheila was worried now as she rushed
over to sit beside Ted, her mouth going dry as Ted grabbed the pad of paper
from his bag along with a pen, writing down the hotel that Randy was staying at
she guessed. “What’s going on?”
“We’ll be
there soon, but you really should stay…” He sighed when Randy growled,
immediately shutting his mouth, knowing it wouldn’t do any good to argue.
“We’re on our way, I’ll book the flights immediately. Just try to rest and relax until we get
there. We’ll find her.” He hung up,
knowing Sheila was bursting from curiosity and stood up from the couch. “Get
dressed, we have a plane to catch to Boston.”
“What
happened?” Sheila demanded, grabbing Ted by the arm and turning him to face
her, tears in her eyes. “You tell me what the fuck is going on right now,
Theodore or I’m not going anywhere with you!”
Ted growled,
hating to be called by his full name and rolled his shoulders. “Caralyn called
off the wedding to John to be with Randy and Randy is now in the hospital with
two gunshots and Caralyn is missing.
Now, do you wanna stand there and yell at me some more or should we get
going to the fucking airport?”
Sheila gaped
as they both rushed to dress in record time, Ted calling Stephanie quickly to
tell her he had a family emergency and had to take a temporary leave of
absence. Sheila simply said she was
going with him and if Stephanie wanted to fire her, she didn’t care, refusing
not to join him on the hunt for her best friend. They hadn’t gotten along lately, but Caralyn
was Sheila’s sister and she could only hope Caralyn was alright, even though
something told her she wasn’t.
Less than an
hour later, Ted and Sheila boarded a private jet, courtesy of Stephanie, headed
for Boston.
~!~
A low groan of
pain echoed throughout the room as Caralyn slowly opened her eyes, her head
pounding with a vengeance. She sighed
with inner relief when the room was pitch black because any amount of light
right now would more than likely make her head explode. Caralyn took a few minutes to adjust her eyes
to the darkness and went to rub her tired eyes, the rattling of metal echoing
in her ears when she moved her arms. The
metal dug into her wrists, causing Caralyn’s eyes to fly open as the harsh
reality crashed over her that she was cuffed to some sort of bed.
“What the
hell?” She whispered, yanking on her wrists with as much strength as she had,
which wasn’t much at the moment, her head pounding furiously. Tears burned her teal eyes as the previous
events washed over her, remembering John shooting Randy and kidnapping her from
the hotel. ‘That son of a bitch!’ She thought angrily, hating how sore her
wrists and arms were from being cuffed for what appeared to be a long period of
time.
John had
kidnapped her. He actually pulled the
same thing Jillian did, causing Caralyn to growl, remembering how the bitch was
sent to prison for her crimes. Now
Caralyn was in the same predicament again and she had no idea how she was going
to get out of this one, knowing Randy couldn’t come after her this time. He was shot and Caralyn could only pray he
got the help he needed, could only hope the hotel staff had heard the gunshots
out in the parking garage and came to investigate or called the police.
“Shit.” She
cursed, sucking in a sharp breath at the sound of the door opening, followed by
footsteps, knowing it was her kidnapper and psycho ex-fiancé.
Caralyn had to
turn her head away quickly from the bright hall light that she could only
assume to be part of a hotel, light definitely not her friend right now. She growled in discomfort, the fear beginning
to consume her and physically jumped when the door closed ominously seconds
later, knowing they were completely alone.
Caralyn moved her head to stare back at John, not believing he actually
had the audacity to sit beside her on the bed, a few tears slipping from her
eyes.
“It’s about
time you woke up.” John stated indifferently, reaching out to wipe away one of
the tears and smirked when Caralyn immediately whipped her head away from his
touch. “How are you feeling?”
He didn’t care
honestly, but thought it was polite to ask nonetheless, running his hand down
her face this time, not caring if she pulled away from him. She had nowhere to go, nowhere to run and John
watched the hatred enter her eyes when he touched her. Though he didn’t appreciate the silent
treatment she currently gave him, knowing he would have to slowly break her
down to where she opened that mouth of hers, his eyes flashing dangerously.
“Don’t like
that eh? Well that’s a shame, maybe
you’ll like this instead.” Without warning, John backhanded her across the
face, causing Caralyn to cry out as her head snapped to the side, instant
bruising forming on her cheek. John
gripped her jaw roughly in his hand, forcing their eyes to meet as fresh tears
poured down her face. “Don’t fuck with me, Caralyn. You’ll make this situation so much worse if
you do.” He warned, hoping she believed him because he was dead serious.
Caralyn
trembled violently against him as pure fear consumed her entire body, her cheek
throbbing along with her head, tears blurring her vision so she couldn’t fully
see the man she thought she once loved. “Let me go.” She whimpered against the
iron grip on her chin, swallowing past the dryness in her throat, hissing when
John snorted and shoved her head back down violently on the pillow. Caralyn thought for sure her cheekbone was
shattered, her eye swelling, but that wasn’t concerned her at the moment.
John sighed in
pure disgust, seeing the weakness in Caralyn’s eyes and shook his head,
wondering why he was doing all of this in the first place…when Randy Orton
suddenly entered his mind. That was
why. This bitch left him for that home
wrecking asshole and embarrassed him while doing it. John growled ferociously, scaring Caralyn
even more as her teeth began chattering with how hard her body trembled. He snapped his head toward her, his blue eyes
glowing with dangerous anger and vengeance, wanting Caralyn to pay for
everything she did to him.
And she would.
“I have one
question for you and I want a truthful answer, Caralyn.” John demanded, taking
a step toward her and watched as she scooted away from him on the bed, biting
back vicious laughter. “I’ll beat you within an inch of your fuckin’ life if
you don’t answer me truthfully and you don’t get a second chance. Do you understand me?” His voice was
deceptively calm, which filled Caralyn with a whole new level of fear, knowing
whenever John spoke like that he was ready to go off the deep end. “Why did you
leave me at the altar yesterday?”
By now, tears
were streaking Caralyn’s face as she stared back into John’s ice cold
unforgiving eyes, knowing he wanted an answer and also knew no matter what she
said that beating was coming. “I wasn’t in love with you anymore, John. That’s the truth.” She whispered, which
followed another backhand to the face, causing her to scream out this time
because this blow rattled her teeth.
Slowly, John
began unbuckling his belt from the baggy blue jean shorts he wore, letting them
fall down his legs as he stepped out of them, his eyes never leaving her.
“You’re going to pay for embarrassing me the way you did and leaving me for
that pretty boy, whore!!” John growled, having paid the hotel staff a lot of money
to keep the entire floor vacant, paying for every single room so nobody could
hear what he was about to do to his ex-fiancée.
“No please…”
Caralyn knew it was useless begging, but had to try anyway, struggling as soon
as John ripped the blanket from the bed, removing the rest of his clothes.
“John, please don’t!”
“SHUT UP!” He
would duct tape her mouth if he didn’t enjoy hearing her screams so much,
licking his lips hungrily.
He’d already
removed her pants and shirt, leaving her clad in her white lace bra and
panties, which stirred John’s blood more.
Gripping her leg, John wasn’t surprised when Caralyn tried kicking him
in the face and used his strength against her, parting her thighs violently as
he settled between them. It was such a
shame he had to destroy the white lacey garments, but honestly this whore
didn’t deserve to wear white for any reason.
John wanted
her to fight him every step of the way, chuckling viciously when she struggled
against him, but it was no use. John
reached up and uncuffed her wrists, confusing Caralyn briefly, only to resume
fighting him as their eyes locked.
Growing dark with rage, John wrapped his hand around her throat to cut
her air supply off somewhat and felt her nails begin clawing at his wrist to
make him let go of her, which didn’t hurt him at all.
Caralyn began
losing consciousness and welcomed it, but John wasn’t about to let that
happen. He released her throat, causing
her to gasp and cough for air, wanting her to feel the pain she caused him and
positioned the head of his cock at her dry entrance. He didn’t say a single word to her and took
the opportunity to plunge inside of her impervious body while she tried gaining
her breath, growling animalistically.
Caralyn choked out in pain, not able to scream fully as she felt John
rip her to shreds, not believing he was actually raping her!
Bucking him
off of her was useless, but Caralyn tried it anyway, refusing to go down
without fighting as she began hitting him with her tiny fists, tears falling
like two rapid streams down her face.
She couldn’t fight a two hundred plus pound man, but pushed, slapped,
kicked, bit, anything Caralyn could think of to make John stop intruding her
body like this. It was too late
though. John was already inside of her
and pounding her dry pussy violently, overpowering Caralyn in every way
possible and forcing her body to submit to him, to betray her, taking what he
wanted.
John squeezed
her thighs, sides, biting and sucking hard on every available piece of skin, wanting
her to be permanently marked so she would constantly be reminded of this
night. He took her viciously, his
thrusts more brutal than the first, his anger fueling him and his cock to not
explode inside of her unwilling body.
John loved hearing her cries of pain and agony, knowing with every
thrust inside of her he was taking pieces of Caralyn, pieces she would never
get back.
He growled
when she bit his ear hard, making it bleed and that just fueled his raging
desire more, running his strong hands up and down her sides roughly. Groaning in sick satisfaction, John finally
felt his release build and plunged one final time inside of her before
exploding his seed against her back wall, causing both of them to scream out in
ecstasy and pain. He bit into her neck
sharply, drawing blood like she had with his ear, and suckled on it as he
continued thrusting inside of her, knowing his cock would be coated with blood
from taking her so violently.
The pain was
incredible and Caralyn could feel her body giving out on her, jolting violently
as the intense release. She sobbed
uncontrollably, thinking that’s all John wanted, but Caralyn was very wrong and
shook her head weakly when he began another brutal session. It didn’t matter if Caralyn had her wrists chained
or not, she couldn’t get away from John and was too weak to fight, even though
she still tried, sobbing her heart out as he took her any way he pleased.
Six hours
later, John finally left Caralyn’s broken, brutalized and maimed body alone,
having taken her body in every way possible.
John collapsed on top of her, absolutely spent from the encounters as
sweat dripped from his body, crushing her small body with his. The smell of sex, sweat and blood permeated
the air and somehow, someway Caralyn had managed to survive through all six
hours of grueling raping. His arms
curled around her body, causing Caralyn to whimper as she tried pushing him
away, only for John to punch her directly in the face, knocking her out
instantly.
‘Randy, I love
you.’ Was Caralyn’s last thought before the darkness finally consumed her,
hoping she never had to wake up to the sight of John Cena again.
Chapter 21
For the next
month, Caralyn was brutally raped and abused on a daily basis, locked in a room
with a window that had metal bars on it, preventing her from escaping. John had moved them somewhere deep in the
woods, knowing hotels wouldn’t be the best place to rape and beat a woman
without people catching on. That’s the
last thing John wanted was to have someone find out what he was doing to
Caralyn and have them contact Randy Orton, so he moved her away to where nobody
would ever find her.
He’d bought
some property deep in the woods of Wisconsin, somewhere nobody would ever think
to look, and had taken a leave of absence from work due to personal
reasons. John knew Randy, Ted and Sheila
had been searching high and low for Caralyn, laughing at their attempts to find
her, knowing that would never happen.
Every night like clockwork, John would come to her room, ask Caralyn a
different question and rape her for countless hours.
Bruises, cuts
and lacerations covered her entire body, but Caralyn eventually didn’t feel
anything anymore, completely numb from what John did to her. She’d lost hope that someone would find her,
submitting to her fate of being raped and abused for the rest of her life at
the hands of her ex-fiancé. Caralyn
still fought whenever he came to claim her body for another round and John
loved it when she fought him because assaulting him just lit him on fire and
made the session that much more intense.
Before John left the room, he always knocked Caralyn out with some kind
of brutal attack.
Randy never
left Caralyn’s mind as she sat in the room day after day, night after night,
knowing she was slowly going insane from the solitude. She was isolated from the real world and
wondered if she would ever be able to go outside again to feel the sunshine on
her face or the cool breeze. Her tears
subsided because there was no point in crying, John wouldn’t release her,
stating she was his property and she would die in this room before he allowed
her to go back to Randy Orton.
Her head
snapped up, hearing the footsteps outside of her prison and immediately scooted
back on the bed, trembling. Caralyn knew
what was coming, wearing just a pair of panties, John refused to let her wear
anything else and had ripped all of her bras to shreds. This particular night was different and
Caralyn could sense it in the air the moment the door swung open, her eyes
widening slightly. John had a dark fury
in his eyes, something that terrified Caralyn because she’d never felt this
much rage from John, not even during the raping.
“Get up.”
When Caralyn
didn’t move, frozen with fear, John growled and stalked over to yank her up by
her hair, causing Caralyn to cry out in pain.
Before she could even utter a plea to not hurt her, John backhanded her
hard across the face, causing Caralyn to fly back on the bed with a thud. His hand twisted in her honey blonde locks
once again, this time wrapping his free hand around her throat and tossed her
from the bed to the floor, watching her practically nude form slide against the
wooden flooring. Caralyn scrambled away
from him on her hands and feet backwards, freezing when she saw John begin
unbuckling his jean shorts and pulled out a rather large black leather
belt. Swallowing hard when he snapped it
warningly at her, Caralyn knew this wasn’t good and couldn’t move when he
stepped toward her.
“NOW is when
the real punishment begins.”
Screams of
horror echoed throughout the room and house as John proceeded to beat Caralyn
within an inch of her life with the thick black leather belt. Large welts throbbed all over her nude form,
John having ripped her panties off to hit her right between the legs, blood
smearing from the deep welts. Caralyn’s
screaming finally ceased when the pain became too much for her to handle,
letting the welcoming darkness once again consume her as John continued beating
her unconscious body with the belt.
After a good hour and a half, John finally stopped, seeing Caralyn was
out cold and stormed out of the room, his hunger for raping her deteriorating,
especially since she couldn’t fight him back.
That was his
favorite part about it.
Hours later,
Caralyn somehow regained consciousness and started to slowly stir, wincing at
every part of her body pulsated with pain, swallowing hard. By some miracle, Caralyn was still alive and
moved her head to look at the open door, struggling to even breathe because the
pain was excruciating. Caralyn knew she
had to fight through it, moving her head to stare out the one window she had
and could see it was still dark outside, which meant John had probably drank a
fifth and was currently passed out.
If she was
going to escape, tonight was the night.
Randy flashed through Caralyn’s mind, causing tears to sting her eyes
and that willed her to make it to her feet, using the wall for leverage. Caralyn glanced at the bed and knew the thin
sheet was all she had to wear out of here, knowing it would have to do and
stumbled over to it, biting back cries of pain.
She immediately went to work as fast as her battered bloody body would
allow, ignoring the pain the best she could, and managed to wrap the dress
around her in some sort of tunic, making sure it was tight enough to where she
could run if her body allowed it.
Slowly turning
to look over her shoulder, Caralyn expected to see John standing there watching
her every move, breathing a shaky sigh of relief when she didn’t see
anyone. Her feet were swollen and
lacerated, but Caralyn somehow made herself walk toward the door, knowing if
she didn’t do this now, she would never escape John Cena unless he killed her. He probably thought he had, which was in
Caralyn’s favor as she headed out of the door, looking over her shoulder every
few seconds to make sure he wasn’t following her.
Caralyn made
it to the stairs and slowly began descending them, keeping her hand clutched to
the railing, wincing whenever a step creaked under her weight. It wasn’t nearly enough to jolt the monster
out of his slumber, much to Caralyn’s relief, and she couldn’t believe it when
she took the final step off the staircase, arriving on the first floor. Tears coursed down her cheeks silently as
Caralyn walked as fast as she could to the front door, looking behind her once
again to see if John was there watching her.
Nobody.
Her heart was
pounding a million miles a second, or so it seemed, and Caralyn bit back a cry
of happiness when she opened the front door, which hadn’t been locked. John thought she wouldn’t be getting up from
that beating and hadn’t been thinking about the possibilities, though the man
had no idea how strong Caralyn was when she had to be. Closing the front door behind her, Caralyn
inhaled the night air and didn’t care how cold it was outside, heading down the
stairs before bolting into the woods.
She didn’t care how much pain tore through her body, all that mattered
was Caralyn had to get as far away from John Cena as possible, which fueled her
to keep moving.
Being in
Randy’s arms was all she thought about as she ran for her life.
Twigs and
thorns pricked her body the faster she ran through the woods, but Caralyn had
to put as much distance between her and John as she possibly could. After running several miles, Caralyn finally
stopped and instantly collapsed, rolling down a steep hill in the process that
lead to the main road that lead to a nearby town. Her body rolled right in the road with a
thud, passing out instantly from how much pain she was in, and didn’t care what
happened to her as long as she didn’t die at the hands of John Cena.
~!~
Randy had
gotten some kind of lead from one of his many private investigators and headed
straight for northern Wisconsin, not fully remember the town Pete told
him. He just drove down the road, hoping
to spot some kind of trail he could take in the woods, knowing he had to start
somewhere. It was almost as if Cena had
disappeared off the face of the planet with Caralyn, which scared Randy to no
avail.
They had
checked every airline, had every police station with Caralyn’s photo plastered
in them in case somehow came across her, but nothing turned up. That meant either Caralyn was dead and buried
six feet under somewhere or she was in the clutches of Cena, who flat out
refused to reveal his whereabouts to anyone, not even his boss Vince
McMahon. Randy was running out of hope
of ever finding Caralyn and felt sick to his stomach every night he had to go
without having her in his arms, the month seeming like an eternity.
Nothing was
working.
The police
didn’t know what to do anymore and had given up searches. To make matters worse, Randy couldn’t imagine
what John was putting Caralyn through if she wasn’t dead already. Ted and Sheila were back on the road,
promising to call Randy if they found Caralyn or any remnants of her, deciding
traveling with the company was better than searching state by state, which is
basically what Randy was doing.
His thoughts
were complete cut in half and Randy slammed on the brakes, halting his Lincoln
Navigator to a screeching halt. There
was hair…blonde hair shone in the headlights that had red streaks in it. Randy didn’t care who it was and immediately
whipped his cell phone out, dialing 911 while rushing over to the individual
who was lying in the road.
It was still
dark and Randy was afraid to touch the body, having stopped just short of
running over their arm, swallowing incredibly hard. He looked around, not seeing anyone in sight
and slowly lowered himself beside the body, feeling chunks begin rising in his
throat. The arm was covered in black and
purple welt marks and it looked as though they had some kind of sheet on their
body to cover as much as they could.
What the hell
was a body doing in the middle of the road in Wisconsin at this time of night?
Against better
judgment, knowing he shouldn’t, Randy’s curiosity got the better of him as he
slowly touched the body and rolled them over, the headlights from the Lincoln
Navigator shining brightly on their face.
Randy’s heart nearly stopped at the sight of Caralyn’s battered face
staring back at him, tears flowing down his cheeks, his eyes wide as
saucers. After all the countless
searching, Randy had found her in the middle of the road in a sheet beaten and
battered!
“CARALYN!!” He
screamed out and immediately took her lifeless body in his arms, rocking her
back and forth, not believing he found her and immediately checked for a pulse.
“No, baby, come on. Stay with me,
Cara. You can’t die on me, you
can’t!! GODDAMN IT!! SOMEONE HELP ME!!” Randy bellowed into the
night air, hearing the ambulance sirens in the far distance, before beginning
CPR until they arrived. He had to keep
her breathing, had to get her heart started, anything to hear her voice again.
He could only
hope the paramedics arrived in time to save her life.
~!~
~6 Months
Later~
Blood pooled
all around her body as the darkness slowly began consuming Caralyn, a darkness
she frequented when she was in the hands of John Cena. Her eyes slowly began closing, needing the
peace to envelope her because she couldn’t take the pain she was in any
longer. Tears of pure heartache and
sorrow flowed down her cheeks, the numbing feeling overpowering her soul to the
depths and slowly started feeling her heart stop beating.
After coding
four times at the hospital and finally surviving John’s assault, Caralyn was
never the same again. She went to
intense therapy sessions every day for six months, once she was fully healed
physically from what John did to her, and finally gave up when they didn’t help
her. Nothing did. No matter how hard she tried, Caralyn
couldn’t rid herself of the pain and agony John Cena inflicted on her. He took something away from her that she
never thought in a million years nobody would ever be able to take: her spirit.
It didn’t
matter if he was locked up for the rest of his miserable life, he had broken
her completely down into nothing, not even a shell of who she used to be. He made her untrustworthy of any man who
stepped within three feet of her and caused Caralyn to ultimately push away the
only man she ever truly loved with every fiber of her being.
Her best
friend, Randy Orton, and he’d finally given up on her because he couldn’t even
touch her without her flinching. She
wasn’t the same Caralyn he fell in love with and Randy couldn’t take the
rejection anymore, having run through every bit of patience before completely
walking away from her. He promised they
would remain friends, a shallow way of ending things, but they couldn’t be
together because Caralyn didn’t trust him enough and never would.
Nightmares
plagued her mind night in and out in visions of John raping and beating her,
the images seared in her memory. They
wouldn’t go away and intensified, especially when Caralyn found out a few
months after she escaped John’s wrath that she was pregnant with his
child. His evil spawn. The little pouch that was now Caralyn’s
stomach had stared back at her, growing inside of her with each passing day and
it just fueled her depression even more.
Caralyn
contemplated abortion, but even then the nightmares and memories wouldn’t
stop. They refused to leave her and
turned the woman into an insomniac.
Countless hours were used by watching her windows and doors carefully,
always making sure they were locked and even had deadbolts installed on
everything possible that provided entrance.
Tears poured every night as Caralyn waited for the monster to come back
into her life, to finally kill her and end her misery. He destroyed her mentality, which pretty much
took everything else with it, including her sanity.
Sharp razors
lay on the white tile bathroom floor streaked with blood along with a piece of
paper that rested on the sink, blood coating the white porcelain. Smeared droplets were on the mirror and
slowly sliding down as Caralyn’s body lay dead on the floor, along with the
life of her and John’s unborn fetus, both slipping away.
~Randy
Being just friends doesn’t justify the
pain I’ve caused you. I know it’s wrong
to go this way, to end it like this, but I just can’t live this life
anymore…not without you. I’ve been so in
love with you for a long time and it kills me to know that you’re with someone
else instead of me. Even though you
deserve to be happy, I hope she’s everything you want in life and more, the
woman I never could be.
You’ll never have to deal with me again
because I’ve taken it upon myself to end my pain and misery for good. Forever.
I don’t know where my soul will end up, but at least I won’t be in
physical and emotional pain anymore. It
was the only way I could think of to finally end it, the only thing that came
to mind. It’s the best decision I could
come up with and I’m not sorry I took the easy way out as most will call
it. I did what I had to do and I’m not
ashamed for doing it.
I also want you to know that you’re the
greatest friend I’ve ever had, besides Sheila.
Without you, I wouldn’t have been able to survive this long. You were so supportive and understanding,
helping me through everything that happened with John and I’ll never forget you
for that. I’ll never forget you,
period. This all happened because of
that monster and I hope he rots in the depths of hell for what he did to me,
along with his unborn child.
That’s right, Randy. I was pregnant with his baby. The one thing that I thought would never
happen did and I couldn’t live with that.
I couldn’t have this baby knowing how it was conceived and dealing with
the pain every single day and night of my life.
Staring at it with pure hatred and malice, having to raise it. Hating my child with every fiber of my being
because of who it’s father is. The baby
didn’t do anything wrong, I know that, but it was an innocent victim just like
I am in this entire situation and doesn’t deserve to live, just like me.
I guess that’s all I have to say. Before I go, I just want you to know that the
blade is the most comforting feeling and I feel free finally of
everything. All the nightmares, all the
pain, all the anguish are vanishing and for the first time in my life, I feel
peaceful and I know I’ll be in sweet serenity on my path to the other
side. I hope you don’t hate me for
taking my own life, but at this point, it was the only way.
Never again will I be plagued with
nightmares and the pain John put me through.
Never again will I bolt up in bed screaming bloody murder and crying my
shredded heart out. Never again will my
heart be torn to pieces because I couldn’t give you what you needed and
wanted. I will love you eternally and
maybe in my next life, we’ll meet up again.
Until then, I guess what they say is true.
You can never be just friends when it’s
all said and done.
I love you, Randy.
Cara~
The rain
poured in gallons around him as Randy stared down at the tombstone, holding the
letter in his hands that was still streaked with Caralyn’s blood, still not
believing she took her own life. He
would always love her, no matter what, and wished he could’ve been stronger for
Caralyn. Randy felt his girlfriend wrap
her arm around his waist, comforting him the only way she could.
He leaned down
and kissed her cheek before bending down to place the letter on Caralyn’s
grave, knowing it was time to finally move on with his life. Sighing deeply, he kissed the tombstone and
promised to never return, knowing he was closing this chapter of his life and
opening a new one with his girlfriend, who would soon be his wife. Standing up, Randy extended his hand to the
new woman in his life and walked away from the cemetery toward his Lincoln Navigator.
No matter what
though, Randy’s heart would always belong to Caralyn, even in death.
The End.