Built For Sin: The Prologue

A/N: This is the prologue to my new series Built for Sin. I got the idea for this story last night when I watched a Randy Orton tribute video with the song by Framing Hanley. So I hope you guys enjoy it. Oh by the way, I'm finishing up All or Nothing while I'm working on this story, so be sure to check that story out as well. Thanks!

Jenna looked at herself in the mirror, she had a decision to make tonight, and if she didn't make the right one, she was sure to be miserable. She wasn't sure how she got to this point in her life, and frankly she felt like it wasn't worth it. All the hard work she had to put in to get into this business was all about to go straight to hell, and for what? All of the fighting and arguing was causing her enough heartache. How was she supposed to choose?

Jenna's thoughts were quickly interrupted when her cell phone start vibrating. When looked at the caller ID, she sighed deeply before answering it.

"Hello?" She answered.

"Hey, I'm just not leaving the hotel. I should be there in a few minutes, are you in hair and make-up yet?" He asked.

"Yes Ted, everything will be ready by the time you get here. You just be sure to wash that bitch's skanky ass perfume off before you come see me." She said knowing why he was late.

"Jenna listen. I'll explain everything later on tonight." Ted said.

"You know what, Ted? I'm so sick of your excuses. What the hell happened to you? I don't even know who you are anymore! But I guess you just don't care, right? Don't bother trying to explain anything to me, Ted. I'm done." She said before hanging up on him.

It all started with Ted, her high school sweetheart, her first love. He was the one who truly had her heart, and she had his. The entered the business together, created a great faction, and become the "it" power couple. But all good things aren't meant to last forever. She started to feel like Ted was distancing himself from her, and in a way he was. His focus was solely on capturing the World Heavyweight Championship; She also realized when he had started cheated because he would ignore her and start countless arguments just to get out of the hotel room. She was just so fed up with his bullshit, and she wasn't going to sit around and pretend like everything was fine and dandy.

That's when she started seeing Randy. The one man who actually saw her for her true potential, and with spending time with him, she started to slowly fall for him. They told each other secrets and fantasies that they wouldn't dare share with anyone else. She found her equal in Randy, but she knew she could never be with him. As badly as she wanted to be with him, it could never happen.

Jenna's thoughts were interrupted by a knock on the door.

"Who is it?" She yelled as she finished applying her mascara.

Randy opened the door and popped his head in, "Can I come in?"

Jenna turned around and gave a smile, "Sure."

Once Randy was in the room, he shut the door and locked it. Jenna hopped out of the chair and leapt into his embrace.

"God I've missed you." She said trying not to cry.

"I've missed you too, I'm so sorry." He said looking at her apologetically.

"Don't be, just know that tonight I'm making my decision. Just make sure you're out there." She said with a fake smile.

"I wouldn't miss it for the world. Well, I better get going I have a certain Irishman to RKO." He said letting go of her hands.

"Kick his ass…for me." She said before placing a small kiss on his lips.

"Consider it done." He said with his signature smirk.

She gave him a tight hug and watched him leave. The smile that played on her face quickly disappeared.

Once the faction was broken apart, Ted and Jenna's relationship started to slowly dissipate. He was hell-bent on becoming the World Heavyweight Champion, while she was falling even harder for Randy, and one night of passion changed everything. She knew she would have a choice to make in the end, and either way she was going to lose something. But it's better to be poor and in love than to be rich and miserable…right?

A/N: Alright, there's the prologue...tell me what you think. Should I start the series?