Very sorry for the lack of updates and stuff, I'm just busy with lots of stuff. Thanks for the reviews even if I don't get that much  I guess I've got to work harder... Here's the tenth chapter... as a form of celebration for the tenth chapter... well you'll just have to read to find out!!!

"Hey, Drew, I've got some dirt about your girl." Scott said quietly at one of the arena's dead ends. "About Stacy," Andrew asked from the other line. "Who's your girl? Stacy, duh," Scott said trying to sound smart-alecky. "Whatever, Scott, just give me the dirt." Andrew quickly said. "Well, there are two, first, it's confirmed that the daddy's boy and her are together and he even took it upon himself to, how do you say this, fight for her when I made some very disrespectful declarations." Scott said before they both laughed. "Second thing is even juicier. Word is spreading around backstage about Stacy being a virgin. Dude, you said you've screwed her." Scott said confused. "Well you know tons of rumors aren't true and I swear this isn't legit." Andrew lied. "But dude, it was Orton who started it, don't you think he would know?" Scott asked. "Hey, she's been laid, make no mistake about it. But promise me you won't start that type of rumor because I want Orton to pay for talking behind her back like that. Got it, I'll see you soon." Andrew said before hanging up.

Throughout the entire night divas, including Stacy, and Randy and his friends had been oblivious to the rumor that as spreading courtesy of certain RAW diva hopefuls. Randy and Stacy were on their way to their rental when a pretty brunette stopped them in their tracks. It was late at night when only a few wrestlers were left in the arena. "Hi Randy, Stacy," Carmella DeCesare said looking sweetly at the hot, young, Intercontinental Champion. "So, it's really sad what's spreading around backstage." She said knowing they were completely unaware of what she was talking about. Randy pulled the strap of his bag as he spoke, "What are you talking about." Carmella shrugged as Stacy eyed her carefully. "Oh my, I can't believe you guys didn't hear about it yet, I mean it is about you, Stacy." Carmella said giving her a puppy dog look as Stacy' arched her eyebrows. "Word going around backstage is that Randy told his friends about you being a virgin." Carmella informed as the couple's jaws dropped open. "Uh, I can't believe you; you can't even keep your freaking mouth shut! And you even promised not to tell anyone," Stacy finished running out of the arena. Randy looked at Carmella who looked saddened but he cared less about her and her poor acting job.

"Stacy, I can explain," He said running after her and lightly grasping her arm. She nudged his hand off her arm before wiping the tears from her eyes. "Look, I didn't mean for them to find out, they just figured it out themselves and believe me when I say that you can blame me because I didn't go away from the subject. Stacy, don't think of this as the worst thing possible, I mean it's something I totally respect and I'm sure others will as well. I've told you this before." Randy comforted trying to catch a glimpse of her eyes which were staring down onto the pavement. "You just wouldn't understand," She mumbled. "Understand what," Randy asked. "It's hard to explain, okay here, Andrew's told a lot of people backstage how he would occasionally make love to me and he's told me several times to play along. What I don't understand is how some low-life, Andrew can respect my decision to keep it a secret while you can't. I thought you were a lot better than this" Stacy said glaring up at Randy whose blue eyes showed what he felt. "Stacy, I told you that they just figured it out, I swear, please forgive me," Randy sincerely apologized taking her hand but she quickly pulled away. "I'm going to need some time to think about this. I'll take a cab back to the hotel." Stacy said. "No, you take the rental." He said being very gentleman-like since the rental was more comfortable than a cab. He watched her leave with one thought lingering in his head, "And to think all this has happened in one night."

"Johnny," He said after his best friend John Cena answered the call. "What's up, Randy?" John asked wanting to know what was up. "I haven't told you this but a couple of weeks ago I told Evolution how I'm leaning on your theory about how Stacy's making my life really hard to deal with. And dude, you know I'm not the type to quit but I'm suddenly feeling like I need to get out no matter how much I really love her." Randy expressed leaving John surprised. "Randall, what the hell happened?" John asked. "There have been too many arguments in the span of days and the worst part is I was usually the one starting them or I was the one getting mad. Everything's just getting screwed up I don't even know what to do." Randy muttered wanting John to say something, anything. "Look, man, I'm not really the best source of advice especially in relationships, usually a chick is best. Go ask your mom." John advised. "Thanks, John, you just saved my ass. I'll see you soon," Randy finished before hanging up and quickly dialing his house's number back in St. Louis. "

"Hello," Bob Orton said groggily since it was past twelve. "Dad, is mom awake?" Randy asked. "Randy, do you think your mom's awake. I wasn't even awake, until now." His dad said. "Can you please, please, please, wake her up, this is super duper important." Randy said sounding like a little kid. "I wouldn't be doing this if you didn't put up such a great match with Chris Irvine." His dad said waking up his wife, Elaine. She slowly took the phone from her husband as he told her who it was. "Baby, what's going on?" His mom said from their home. "Mom, I need your help." Randy said. "Okay, is there anything wrong? Does it have something to do with Stacy and you?" She asked. "Actually, yeah, see, my friends know that I really love her but they aren't exactly happy since they think her past might be a problem and it is and I'm unsure where this is going it's like a part of me wants to stay yet a part of me wants to leave." Randy let his mom know. "If you love her like you've never ever loved a girl before then it's not worth quitting, it's not worth leaving. Andrew isn't a problem if you deal with it and overcome it so my advice is to continue because love is about taking risks. No one ever said it was going to be easy. Baby, I know you love her, don't give up on this." Elaine advised giving Randy a new look on their relationship. "Thanks mom, I knew I could always count on you." Randy said. "Love you," Elaine finished before they both hung up thinking about what each one had just said.

"Stacy, guess who's here?" Scott asked before a tall blonde man formerly known as her boyfriend stepped out a few meters in front of her. "Hey, Stacy," He said smiling at her as Stacy noticed the sling on his arm. "Hi, what happened to your arm?" She asked shyly. "Oh some fight in a club before Vince brought me to rehab." Drew answered as Stacy nodded her head. "So, I'll be going now," Scott said leaving the two and as he was leaving he caught sight of Randy Orton who was holding a bouquet of roses. They ignored each other as they both continued walking in the opposite directions. Randy continued walking straight down the hall when he saw Stacy talking to someone he found familiar and the closer he reached them he soon found out who his girlfriend was talking to. Then he remembered the last time he attacked someone outside the ring and the effects on Stacy. He calmed himself down and smoothly approached the two with the roses held behind his back with his left hand. "Andrew, Stacy," He said noticing that Stacy could barely look at him. "What," Drew indignantly said. "Look, I'm not here to look for trouble, I'm just here hoping I could talk to Stacy." Randy said surprising both of them. "No, I was talking to her, wait for your turn, you, bastard." Andrew said making Randy's temper soar though he had to keep it all in. "I don't think it was appropriate to call me that." He said raising his eyebrows. "What, wasn't clear enough for you, bastard?" Andrew bellowed catching some people backstage in the house show's attention. "Okay fine, just finish up your conversation and then afterwards I could talk to her privately." Randy said coolly which amazed both of them and several people who were now listening. "You're acting really strange, daddy's boy." Andrew said. "Okay, let's make things simple for you, I have a name, it's not bastard and it's not daddy's boy, its Randy, Randy Orton, got that?" He said as a smile formed in his handsome face. "You're getting on my nerves Orton," Andrew said aloud. "How's that when I'm not the one screaming, I'm just cool," He said widening the grin as Stacy couldn't help but smile as well. "Damn it, Orton," He said before punching him fortunately he quickly moved his head to the side causing Andrew to miss and be frustrated. "I see your good arm's on a sling? How'd that happen?" Randy asked. "None of your business," Andrew said taking another punch, missing again. "You know what, you're not even worth it," He finished taking the coward's way out by walking away. "How's that possible when you can't even take a shot at me." Randy called out before everyone who had just watched including Stacy clapped at his performance. "I must say, Randy, great job." Stacy said walking towards him, surprised at the roses that appeared right before her eyes. "So, am I forgiven?" Randy asked hoping for a positive answer. "You'd have to go down on your knees in front of all these wrestlers and staff workers and beg for mercy." Stacy said with an evil grin on her face. "Okay, if that's what it takes," Randy said going down on his knees, taking her hands, "Stacy, please forgive me for all the arguments, from that day in the hospital until last night, and even about how I don't want to listen to Norah Jones for two straight hours. But I'm not changing my opinion about your music so don't go burning my 80s records, alright? I'm sorry for making you cry when I punched Scott even though he deserved it and thank God that I didn't attack Drew coz I would've if it wasn't for my mom, I'll clarify it later. I apologize for everything that's gone wrong in the past four months or so. I am begging for your compassion but aside from letting you know how remorseful I am, I just want to add to that how much I really love you. Stacy, I am deeply and madly in love with you." He said a beam spreading across his charming features noticing that Stacy was turning a deep red as tears of joy fell down her cheek. He stood up as Stacy quickly gave him a long hug before kissing him fervently in front of people who had just learned to comprehend and support their relationship. What could possibly break them apart now that they have people on their side and now that the past has been taken away? The only question is, will this last forever?

Yay, wasn't that just so sweet. "How's that when I'm not the one screaming, I'm just cool." Aw. That's so adorable. I can imagine him saying that with that renowned smirk. Hehe.