Title: Love Conquers All
Author: MissKTFan
Disclaimer: This story is fiction. I do not own any of the wrestlers included in this story. There is adult content in this story, which includes, sex, violence, and vulgar language. This story is copyrighted to me and should anyone wish to use this, I ask that you get my permission first.
Main Characters: Kevin Nash, Scott Hall, Shawn Michaels, Sean Waltman, Lacy Lynn Nash, Tristen Nash, Marcus Callaway.
Other characters: Mark Callaway, Glenn Jacobs, Vince McMahon, Steve Austin, Lucas Callaway, etc..
Brief Description: Lacy Lynn must deal with her parents' divorce, the responsibility of raising her brother, and falling in love at a young age.
Tristen started crying, so Kevin picked him up and tried to calm him down. "Cindy, you need to leave now." Kevin said, annoyed with her and Scott for upsetting Lacy. "Kevin, I'm really sorry." Cindy said. "Just go." Kevin replied. "I had a fairly good day today and then I have to come home to this shit. Sometimes, you really know how to make things that much worse." Kevin said. Scott put his head in his hands and groaned. Shawn went up to see if he could get Lacy to calm down. When he knocked on the door the first time, Lacy didn't answer. Then he did it again, a little louder. "Go away." Lacy shouted. "Lace, open the door. Please talk to me." Shawn said. A few minutes passed and she finally opened the door and let him in.
"Look, I know why you're mad at Scott and Cindy." Shawn commented. "I'm sick of everyone. I hate my father because he's too busy to care about us. My mother is too much of a bitch. And the list just goes on and on." Lacy mumbled. "That's not what this is about, Lace. You know it. It's because you've got a crush on Scott that you're so pissed off right now." Shawn said. "I don't have a crush on Scott." Lacy snapped. "No? Then what is it? I see the way you act around him. I'm surprised that your Dad hasn't noticed it yet. Sean knows too." Shawn replied. "Whatever." Lacy mumbled. "Look, I know how you feel about Scott, but you're thirteen and he's a lot older than you are. You're going to have to realize that nothing will ever happen between the two of you." Shawn said. "You can leave now." Lacy snapped. She pointed at the door and watched Shawn leave. Then she laid on her bed and cried.
"How is she?" Kevin asked, when Shawn came down. "Hurt. She's very upset right now. I think it's safe to say that Lacy realizes how much a mess her life is going to be when we all leave." Shawn replied. Scott went out to the back and sat down. Shawn decided now was a good time to talk to him about Lacy, so he followed him out. When Scott saw Shawn staring at him, he smirked. "What?" He asked, knowing exactly why Shawn had come out there. "Man, this isn't funny, Scott. You know why she's upset. It's not right. You're screwing with her head." Shawn said. "Just how the hell am I doing that?" Scott asked. "You need to set her straight." Shawn replied. "So, I'm supposed to go up there and tell her that her little crush on me has to stop and that I don't feel the same about her?" Scott asked. Shawn nodded. "Man, are you nuts? If I do that, she'll hate me." Scott snapped. "And if you let her think that her feelings for you are okay, she'll end up hating you more." Shawn replied.
"Fine, I'll go and tell her right now. But I'm telling you, when I do this, Lacy will never speak to me again." Scott remarked. He went into the house and walked up the stairs to Lacy's room. When he knocked, she pulled open the door and glared at him. "What do you want?" Lacy snapped. "Can we talk?" Scott asked. "I don't think we need to talk about anything." Lacy retorted. "Yeah, we need to talk, Lacy." Scott said, as he walked into her room. "Get out." Lacy shouted. "Not until you listen to me." Scott said. When she slammed the door, Scott winced. "Okay, so you're angry. Why don't you tell me why." Scott said. "You want to know why? I'll tell you why. My father is leaving me with that bitch who will probably have Chad moving in with us before I even get my things away. I will not be able to live in my own house anymore, because my mother is not allowed to have the house. And I have to take care of Tristen all the time and I never have time to myself." Lacy shouted.
"All legitimate reasons for being angry, Lace, but why are you angry at me?" Scott asked. Lacy sat down on her bed and glared at him. "Because you have a crush on me and you didn't like seeing me kissing Cindy." Scott answered for her. "I do not have a crush on you." Lacy shouted. "Yeah, you do. I've known it for a while and I guess I'm to blame for this. I should have set you straight before." Scott commented. "Set me straight?" Lacy asked. "Lacy, you're only thirteen. Nothing will ever happen between us. I don't want you thinking that something will, because I would never do something like that." Scott said. "So, you're trying to say I'm ugly?" Lacy shouted. "No, I'm not. I'm trying to say that you're a kid. I'm a lot older than you are." Scott replied. "That's fine. As far as I'm concerned, I don't ever want to see your face again. And you can tell my Dad to forget about visiting me, because I don't want to see him either." Lacy shrieked. "Don't be like that." Scott said. "Get out of my room and don't ever talk to me again." Lacy screamed. Scott left the room without a word. He knew Lacy meant what she said and it hurt him more than she would ever realize.
When he got downstairs, he walked out the front door and sat down on the porch. Kevin had heard his daughter shouting and was beginning to understand why she was upset. He put Tristen down and went to the stairs, but Shawn stopped him. "You know, I'm not a father, Kev, but if I were you, I'd just leave her alone for now. She needs to think about things and she needs to calm down." Shawn said. Kevin nodded, knowing his friend was right.
A week later, Lacy still hadn't talked to her father or Scott. She nodded to Shawn and Sean now and then, but she ignored her father and Scott. The day before her father was scheduled to leave, Lacy packed most of her things and then she packed Tristen's. Sharon came and picked her up that night. "Lace, I'll come and see you when I get time off." Kevin said. Lacy handed her bags to her mother. Then she picked Tristen up and turned around. "Don't bother. I don't want to see you ever again." Lacy said. Then she followed her mother out and put Tristen in the car.
"Kev, she doesn't mean that." Shawn said. "Yeah she does. She hates me because she feels like I'm abandoning her now." Kevin replied. He went upstairs to his room and shut the door. Scott put his head down and stared at the floor. "I fucked up." He mumbled. "You sure did. You fucked up big time. You let that girl think that you liked her the way she liked you. That was wrong." Shawn said. "Hey, she'll get over it." Sean commented. "I sure hope so, because Kev is a mess right now and he knows what Sharon will do to those kids while we're on the road." Shawn replied.
Author: MissKTFan
Disclaimer: This story is fiction. I do not own any of the wrestlers included in this story. There is adult content in this story, which includes, sex, violence, and vulgar language. This story is copyrighted to me and should anyone wish to use this, I ask that you get my permission first.
Main Characters: Kevin Nash, Scott Hall, Shawn Michaels, Sean Waltman, Lacy Lynn Nash, Tristen Nash, Marcus Callaway.
Other characters: Mark Callaway, Glenn Jacobs, Vince McMahon, Steve Austin, Lucas Callaway, etc..
Brief Description: Lacy Lynn must deal with her parents' divorce, the responsibility of raising her brother, and falling in love at a young age.
Tristen started crying, so Kevin picked him up and tried to calm him down. "Cindy, you need to leave now." Kevin said, annoyed with her and Scott for upsetting Lacy. "Kevin, I'm really sorry." Cindy said. "Just go." Kevin replied. "I had a fairly good day today and then I have to come home to this shit. Sometimes, you really know how to make things that much worse." Kevin said. Scott put his head in his hands and groaned. Shawn went up to see if he could get Lacy to calm down. When he knocked on the door the first time, Lacy didn't answer. Then he did it again, a little louder. "Go away." Lacy shouted. "Lace, open the door. Please talk to me." Shawn said. A few minutes passed and she finally opened the door and let him in.
"Look, I know why you're mad at Scott and Cindy." Shawn commented. "I'm sick of everyone. I hate my father because he's too busy to care about us. My mother is too much of a bitch. And the list just goes on and on." Lacy mumbled. "That's not what this is about, Lace. You know it. It's because you've got a crush on Scott that you're so pissed off right now." Shawn said. "I don't have a crush on Scott." Lacy snapped. "No? Then what is it? I see the way you act around him. I'm surprised that your Dad hasn't noticed it yet. Sean knows too." Shawn replied. "Whatever." Lacy mumbled. "Look, I know how you feel about Scott, but you're thirteen and he's a lot older than you are. You're going to have to realize that nothing will ever happen between the two of you." Shawn said. "You can leave now." Lacy snapped. She pointed at the door and watched Shawn leave. Then she laid on her bed and cried.
"How is she?" Kevin asked, when Shawn came down. "Hurt. She's very upset right now. I think it's safe to say that Lacy realizes how much a mess her life is going to be when we all leave." Shawn replied. Scott went out to the back and sat down. Shawn decided now was a good time to talk to him about Lacy, so he followed him out. When Scott saw Shawn staring at him, he smirked. "What?" He asked, knowing exactly why Shawn had come out there. "Man, this isn't funny, Scott. You know why she's upset. It's not right. You're screwing with her head." Shawn said. "Just how the hell am I doing that?" Scott asked. "You need to set her straight." Shawn replied. "So, I'm supposed to go up there and tell her that her little crush on me has to stop and that I don't feel the same about her?" Scott asked. Shawn nodded. "Man, are you nuts? If I do that, she'll hate me." Scott snapped. "And if you let her think that her feelings for you are okay, she'll end up hating you more." Shawn replied.
"Fine, I'll go and tell her right now. But I'm telling you, when I do this, Lacy will never speak to me again." Scott remarked. He went into the house and walked up the stairs to Lacy's room. When he knocked, she pulled open the door and glared at him. "What do you want?" Lacy snapped. "Can we talk?" Scott asked. "I don't think we need to talk about anything." Lacy retorted. "Yeah, we need to talk, Lacy." Scott said, as he walked into her room. "Get out." Lacy shouted. "Not until you listen to me." Scott said. When she slammed the door, Scott winced. "Okay, so you're angry. Why don't you tell me why." Scott said. "You want to know why? I'll tell you why. My father is leaving me with that bitch who will probably have Chad moving in with us before I even get my things away. I will not be able to live in my own house anymore, because my mother is not allowed to have the house. And I have to take care of Tristen all the time and I never have time to myself." Lacy shouted.
"All legitimate reasons for being angry, Lace, but why are you angry at me?" Scott asked. Lacy sat down on her bed and glared at him. "Because you have a crush on me and you didn't like seeing me kissing Cindy." Scott answered for her. "I do not have a crush on you." Lacy shouted. "Yeah, you do. I've known it for a while and I guess I'm to blame for this. I should have set you straight before." Scott commented. "Set me straight?" Lacy asked. "Lacy, you're only thirteen. Nothing will ever happen between us. I don't want you thinking that something will, because I would never do something like that." Scott said. "So, you're trying to say I'm ugly?" Lacy shouted. "No, I'm not. I'm trying to say that you're a kid. I'm a lot older than you are." Scott replied. "That's fine. As far as I'm concerned, I don't ever want to see your face again. And you can tell my Dad to forget about visiting me, because I don't want to see him either." Lacy shrieked. "Don't be like that." Scott said. "Get out of my room and don't ever talk to me again." Lacy screamed. Scott left the room without a word. He knew Lacy meant what she said and it hurt him more than she would ever realize.
When he got downstairs, he walked out the front door and sat down on the porch. Kevin had heard his daughter shouting and was beginning to understand why she was upset. He put Tristen down and went to the stairs, but Shawn stopped him. "You know, I'm not a father, Kev, but if I were you, I'd just leave her alone for now. She needs to think about things and she needs to calm down." Shawn said. Kevin nodded, knowing his friend was right.
A week later, Lacy still hadn't talked to her father or Scott. She nodded to Shawn and Sean now and then, but she ignored her father and Scott. The day before her father was scheduled to leave, Lacy packed most of her things and then she packed Tristen's. Sharon came and picked her up that night. "Lace, I'll come and see you when I get time off." Kevin said. Lacy handed her bags to her mother. Then she picked Tristen up and turned around. "Don't bother. I don't want to see you ever again." Lacy said. Then she followed her mother out and put Tristen in the car.
"Kev, she doesn't mean that." Shawn said. "Yeah she does. She hates me because she feels like I'm abandoning her now." Kevin replied. He went upstairs to his room and shut the door. Scott put his head down and stared at the floor. "I fucked up." He mumbled. "You sure did. You fucked up big time. You let that girl think that you liked her the way she liked you. That was wrong." Shawn said. "Hey, she'll get over it." Sean commented. "I sure hope so, because Kev is a mess right now and he knows what Sharon will do to those kids while we're on the road." Shawn replied.