Just over eight months after the day that had changed her life forever, Amy sat in tears.
There was nothing big that had upset her, it was just that after months of emotion built up
inside her, there was little more she could take before she burst. The thing that had finally
made her crack was an earring. Yep, a little piece of metal. It had slipped down the back
of the cabinet in her hotel room and she couldn't reach it. As she had reached down the
back she'd banged her head on a shelf and when she'd tried to get it from the other side,
she'd banged her elbow. Normally it would not have bothered her but because of the how
she was feeling, this was the icing on the cake.
You see it was just over eight months ago when this all started. Amy's friend, Jeff had
gone missing. Amy was left worrying with perhaps her best friend, Jeff's brother, Matt.
They had both known that he was driving home from another state where he had been
sent to do a TV taping for the WWF. The thing was, he was due back hours ago and his
cell phone wasn't working. They were both getting worried, as it was really unlike Jeff to
go missing for hours with no explanation.
Being upset and left alone with Matt was really not the best thing for Amy. Even though
they had never even talked about being more than friends, Amy had always had feelings
of more than friendship for Matt, and without being too cocky, she was pretty confident
that Matt felt the same way. It was probably the fact that they had to work together and
see eachother everyday that they never let these feelings affect them.
What happened that night had really developed from the fact that they were both worried
about Jeff. OK, so they didn't know anything had happened for sure, but it was so unlike
Jeff not to call when he said he would, or to have his cell phone switched off. Even if that
explanation was not true, Amy forced herself to believe that what had happened was out
of worry and a few too many drinks rather than admit what had happened was the result
of genuine feelings between her and Matt that couldn't be hidden away any longer.
It had first started when Amy went to leave to go home. She hugged him as she said
goodbye. When they parted from the hug they were face to face. She didn't think that she
kissed Matt first or that he kissed her, it just felt right for them to lean forwards and kiss
eachother. At first Amy was a little panicked. I mean, this was her best friend, Matt.
Nothing like this had ever happened between them before. They might have had their on
screen relationship in the ring, but that was just acting, this was real. One thing led to
another and neither of them stopped it happening.
There was nothing big that had upset her, it was just that after months of emotion built up
inside her, there was little more she could take before she burst. The thing that had finally
made her crack was an earring. Yep, a little piece of metal. It had slipped down the back
of the cabinet in her hotel room and she couldn't reach it. As she had reached down the
back she'd banged her head on a shelf and when she'd tried to get it from the other side,
she'd banged her elbow. Normally it would not have bothered her but because of the how
she was feeling, this was the icing on the cake.
You see it was just over eight months ago when this all started. Amy's friend, Jeff had
gone missing. Amy was left worrying with perhaps her best friend, Jeff's brother, Matt.
They had both known that he was driving home from another state where he had been
sent to do a TV taping for the WWF. The thing was, he was due back hours ago and his
cell phone wasn't working. They were both getting worried, as it was really unlike Jeff to
go missing for hours with no explanation.
Being upset and left alone with Matt was really not the best thing for Amy. Even though
they had never even talked about being more than friends, Amy had always had feelings
of more than friendship for Matt, and without being too cocky, she was pretty confident
that Matt felt the same way. It was probably the fact that they had to work together and
see eachother everyday that they never let these feelings affect them.
What happened that night had really developed from the fact that they were both worried
about Jeff. OK, so they didn't know anything had happened for sure, but it was so unlike
Jeff not to call when he said he would, or to have his cell phone switched off. Even if that
explanation was not true, Amy forced herself to believe that what had happened was out
of worry and a few too many drinks rather than admit what had happened was the result
of genuine feelings between her and Matt that couldn't be hidden away any longer.
It had first started when Amy went to leave to go home. She hugged him as she said
goodbye. When they parted from the hug they were face to face. She didn't think that she
kissed Matt first or that he kissed her, it just felt right for them to lean forwards and kiss
eachother. At first Amy was a little panicked. I mean, this was her best friend, Matt.
Nothing like this had ever happened between them before. They might have had their on
screen relationship in the ring, but that was just acting, this was real. One thing led to
another and neither of them stopped it happening.