Disclaimer: As always I own nothing. Alan Jackson performs the song, and I'm not sure who owns the former wrestlers but it isn't me.
AN: The facts might be slightly off, but I did them as close as I could.
Remember When
~Remember when I was young and so were you /
And time stood still and love was all we knew/
You were the first, so was I/
We made love and then you cried/
Remember when~
Randy stood by her grave unsure if she was actually gone. He had so many memories of how alive and vibrant she had been.
They had met when they were both young, though she was younger than he had been. She had still been so unsure of everything. They'd met 22 years ago, and had felt an instant attraction to each other.
He remembered the first time they had been together. He was the first person she'd had that deep of a relationship with and compared to their relationship the past ones had been nothing. She'd been so emotional that night.
~Remember when we vowed the vows and walked the walk/
Gave our hearts, made the start, it was hard/
We lived and learned, life threw curves/
There was joy, there was hurt/
Remember when~
He remembered all the pain that their first marriage had been. Neither had intentionally hurt the other, but with them both focusing on their career it was nearly inevitable. They'd separated and divorced about nine months after their wedding.
~Remember when old ones died and new were born/
And life was changed, disassembled, rearranged/
We came together, fell apart/
And broke each other's hearts/
Remember when~
She'd told him she was pregnant and that's what turned things around. He couldn't believe that he was going to be a father. There was going to be a little life that would depend on him.
Their relationship from that point had their ups and downs as always. From all his memories their relationship and never been easy but it was the most rewarding thing in his life. The idea of her being gone was something that had never ever crossed his mind.
He remembered one particular night when she was pregnant and particularly emotional that he'd said some pretty hurtful things. They'd eventually made up and were once again happy
~Remember when the sound of little feet was the music/
We danced to week to week/
Brought back the love, we found trust/
Vowed we'd never give up/
Remember when~
When Jada was born they had made promises to each other, and began to build the trust that their relationship had been lacking for so long.
It wasn't long before Jada grew up and was everywhere even when she was backstage at whatever arena they were in that night. She had his deep dark eyes and her mother's hair and figure though she grew up to be a bit taller than her mother. It kept them going when things go rough and he began to get extremely possessive of his little family. We kept promising that we would always be together
Remember when thirty something seemed old/
Now lookin' back, it's just a steppin' stone/
To where we are, where we've been/
Said we'd do it all again/
Remember when/
They'd gotten remarried and divorced again by the time their daughter was seven years old. They were back to the same extremely rocky relationship that they had before.
Eventually when tempers were tempered by time and experience they were actual true friends, not just having to pretend to be civil to each other when Jada was around.
He couldn't believe where they'd been and where they thought they were going to be. She'd told him that she was getting out of another volatile relationship, and she would do everything since the moment she'd entered the business again just in case he ever wondered. It was almost like she knew t hat something was going to happen.
~Remember when we said when we turned gray/
When the children grow up and move away/
We won't be sad, we'll be glad For all the life we've had/
And we'll remember when~
He was about ready to leave when he remembered their absolute last conversation. It was just a couple days before she died. She'd wanted him to always be glad for everything that had happened both good and bad. Her reasoning was that they'd had a wonderful passionate life with and without each other. She told him that he'd given her the most important and wonderful gift of her whole life in Jada.
They had talked about getting older and all the other things that came long with it. It was like in the last few years of her life they had found their nitches in each others lives. They were more comfortable with each other than they ever had been.
~Remember when
Remember when~
He would always remember when they had been happy and all the wonderful things she had one for his life. Even though Elizabeth had gone in his memories she would always be alive.
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I hoped that you liked it. I've been wanting to write a fiction like this since Elizabeth's death seeing as I started out writing about them. Please review.
AN: The facts might be slightly off, but I did them as close as I could.
Remember When
~Remember when I was young and so were you /
And time stood still and love was all we knew/
You were the first, so was I/
We made love and then you cried/
Remember when~
Randy stood by her grave unsure if she was actually gone. He had so many memories of how alive and vibrant she had been.
They had met when they were both young, though she was younger than he had been. She had still been so unsure of everything. They'd met 22 years ago, and had felt an instant attraction to each other.
He remembered the first time they had been together. He was the first person she'd had that deep of a relationship with and compared to their relationship the past ones had been nothing. She'd been so emotional that night.
~Remember when we vowed the vows and walked the walk/
Gave our hearts, made the start, it was hard/
We lived and learned, life threw curves/
There was joy, there was hurt/
Remember when~
He remembered all the pain that their first marriage had been. Neither had intentionally hurt the other, but with them both focusing on their career it was nearly inevitable. They'd separated and divorced about nine months after their wedding.
~Remember when old ones died and new were born/
And life was changed, disassembled, rearranged/
We came together, fell apart/
And broke each other's hearts/
Remember when~
She'd told him she was pregnant and that's what turned things around. He couldn't believe that he was going to be a father. There was going to be a little life that would depend on him.
Their relationship from that point had their ups and downs as always. From all his memories their relationship and never been easy but it was the most rewarding thing in his life. The idea of her being gone was something that had never ever crossed his mind.
He remembered one particular night when she was pregnant and particularly emotional that he'd said some pretty hurtful things. They'd eventually made up and were once again happy
~Remember when the sound of little feet was the music/
We danced to week to week/
Brought back the love, we found trust/
Vowed we'd never give up/
Remember when~
When Jada was born they had made promises to each other, and began to build the trust that their relationship had been lacking for so long.
It wasn't long before Jada grew up and was everywhere even when she was backstage at whatever arena they were in that night. She had his deep dark eyes and her mother's hair and figure though she grew up to be a bit taller than her mother. It kept them going when things go rough and he began to get extremely possessive of his little family. We kept promising that we would always be together
Remember when thirty something seemed old/
Now lookin' back, it's just a steppin' stone/
To where we are, where we've been/
Said we'd do it all again/
Remember when/
They'd gotten remarried and divorced again by the time their daughter was seven years old. They were back to the same extremely rocky relationship that they had before.
Eventually when tempers were tempered by time and experience they were actual true friends, not just having to pretend to be civil to each other when Jada was around.
He couldn't believe where they'd been and where they thought they were going to be. She'd told him that she was getting out of another volatile relationship, and she would do everything since the moment she'd entered the business again just in case he ever wondered. It was almost like she knew t hat something was going to happen.
~Remember when we said when we turned gray/
When the children grow up and move away/
We won't be sad, we'll be glad For all the life we've had/
And we'll remember when~
He was about ready to leave when he remembered their absolute last conversation. It was just a couple days before she died. She'd wanted him to always be glad for everything that had happened both good and bad. Her reasoning was that they'd had a wonderful passionate life with and without each other. She told him that he'd given her the most important and wonderful gift of her whole life in Jada.
They had talked about getting older and all the other things that came long with it. It was like in the last few years of her life they had found their nitches in each others lives. They were more comfortable with each other than they ever had been.
~Remember when
Remember when~
He would always remember when they had been happy and all the wonderful things she had one for his life. Even though Elizabeth had gone in his memories she would always be alive.
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I hoped that you liked it. I've been wanting to write a fiction like this since Elizabeth's death seeing as I started out writing about them. Please review.