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Just to let you know most of the dates and facts are actually true or have happened, I try and make it real as possible but adding in the character.

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Chapter 3: Hell of a Start

I told them I wanted to be me, I wanted the world to know I was Stone Cold's sister, I wanted to be the female version of him, I wanted to be ringside with him cheering him on. They seemed to like the idea but Vince loved the idea of me being like my brother, he even said it's just what the women's division needed.

So I debuted on Raw in December 2000 by accompanying my bro to ringside during a match while the wrestling world was wondering who this young girl was with Stone Cold. Personally I was so nervous, I was only 20 years old at the time and going out to thousands people was nerve racking but I felt the energy the fans were giving and soon relaxed doing my job and I still couldn't believe this was my job.

I always knew Steve was popular but I didn't realise how loved he truly was until I debuted. The crowd fed off his energy and his bad ass image, they loved him cause he represented them, he took no shit from anybody.

The next week, I participated in my first match by teaming with fellow diva Lita who I became really good friends with in and out the ring, I love Amy, she taught me so much my brother couldn't, she taught me how a female operates in this business and took me under her wing until I finally came into my own. To this day I owe her so much and could never thank her enough or ever repay her for the guidance she gave me throughout the years.

We went against Ivory (who was Women's champ at the time) and Terri and I ended up getting the pin on Ivory thanks to an assist from my tag team partner Lita.

After then Steve found out that it was Triple H that "ran him over" the year before so he started rivalling with him, on screen he was married to Vince McMahon's daughter Stephanie McMahon (who was rivalling with Trish Stratus at the time also) so it was a natural move for me to rival her as my brother and her husband hated each other's guts. Thing is we didn't have a one on one match until Survivor Series 2001 but our rivalry was pretty good and I learned a lot from her out of the ring and we also became really good friends and still are to this day.

In January 2001 Steve won the Royal Rumble to get his title shot at Wrestlemania 17, I was so pleased for him as after the injury he had he deserved this.

Wrestlemania 17 was held in Houston, Texas our home state so I was pleased, it was the first time I had been home since I started so it was nice to see the family, even if it was for just a day as even though we were in Houston all week we were working hard right up to Sunday to promote the event.

When Sunday came and it was time for the main event I was so excited to learn Steve was winning the title. At the end of the match, Steve turned his back on me and his fans by teaming up with Vince's character 'Mr. McMahon'. They said he sold his soul to become WWF Champion, this gave me chance to break away from him a little and make my own name within the company and Women's division and I was kicking ass the only way an Austin can.

After that an Invasion on the WWF started and just when I thought the old Stone Cold was back he once again turned his back on me and the company that made him a star by joining Shane and Stephanie McMahon's Alliance, during the invasion on screen and off I became friends with Olympic Gold Medallist Kurt Angle, I sided with Kurt as he rivalled my brother for months trying to win the title from him, off screen I made another friend in Kurt, I saw him as another brother to me, we got so close that at one point he was accused of cheating on wife Karen with me which I found hilarious as he is about 12 years older than I am the same age as my bro, I met Karen a few times and she was a lovely women I couldn't do that to someone if I tried, she assured me everything was fine and she knew my relationship with Kurt was purely based on friendship.

The invasion came to a halt in November 2001 at Survivor Series. I finally got a one on one match with Mrs Helmsley. It started one night on SmackDown she was in the ring yacking away about being the dominant female in the business blah blah blah and she offers a challenge to any of the WWF divas to face her at the pay per view, when no one answered the challenge she simply left it open. Later in the show they showed me arriving at the building and one of the crew had told me Vince needed to see me as soon as I got to the building. So I went to his office and he told me about the challenge his daughter had made and since no one accepted it he said I would be the ideal opponent for her as I already hated her guts, he reminded me of our little rivalry and that how she interrupted me in the ring one night and made her speech and slapped me in the face which resulted in a cat fight. I accepted without no hesitation warning him that I would not be responsible for what I do to his precious little daughter which I'm assuming he loved the sound of after the way she and her brother had treated him, Linda and the WWF. Any way I won the match to make the scores between the companies all square going into the main event, long story short the WWF won and everything was great or so we thought.

I got the old Stone Cold back after Survivor Series and we were a team again but it didn't take long for trouble to happen as Vince brought in the NWO in February consisting of Kevin Nash, Scott Hall and 'Hollywood' Hulk Hogan but before that the 2 shows were split which was called 'The Brand Extension' and me and Steve became permanent Raw superstars.

In January 2002 Triple H returned to action after tearing his quad in may the previous year and I found out that as well as working with Steve and the NWO I was gonna be working with The Game himself by befriending him on screen as his journey to recapture the WWF Championship began and his triumph return to the ring unravelled. I would also be a shoulder to cry on as his wife Stephanie McMahon Helmsley would return due to Triple H's return and when she would drive him up the wall so to speak he would come and talk to me about it and during the next few months we would have a hell of a friendship which of course Steve wasn't very happy about.

When Stephanie would announced she was pregnant I tried to warn Hunter that she's lying to him but of course he doesn't believe me and he is too happy and accuses me of being jealous which I find astonishing and basically I warn him that when this all blows up in his face don't come crying back to me. Of course Linda McMahon is the one to show him his wife is lying and the next week he apologises to me. After he and Steph 'split up' she aligned herself with champ at the time Chris Jericho knowing that Hunter had a title shot booked against him which he earned by winning the Royal Rumble, Triple H evened the score as I accompanied him to ringside during his title match against Jericho at Wrestlemania 18 at made sure Stephanie didn't screw her soon to be ex husband out of the undisputed gold.

Also during this time I was involved in Steve's storyline with the NWO, one night on Raw they realise the one weakness Stone Cold has and how they can use that to get to him yep that's right they use me!

Steve leaves me in his locker room as he has a match, after he gets the pin and is celebrating the only way Stone Cold knows how with a couple of beers, as he is one the ropes on the far side of ring he hears his name being called by the familiar voice of Scott Hall, he turns around to see the NWO up on the titantron and what looks like they are outside in the parking lot of the building, he mutters on talking trash to Steve but then utters the words he doesn't want to hear "Hey Austin, look who we have" before the camera pulls back to see lying on the ground unconscious with blood seeping through a wound on my head and dripping on the ground below, yes they kicked the shit out of me to get to the Rattlesnake and it worked but it only made him even more angry than he was before. Steve got his revenge by pulling tricks on the group and pretty much scaring the shit of them. Of course I wasn't really hurt it was all scripted, the guys were really good with me and even give me few pointers being the veterans they were.

At Wrestlemania 18, Steve took on Scott Hall one on one and I accompanied him to ringside during his match and also slightly and innocently interfered, finally getting a little revenge for what the NWO had done to me. Later in the night, as I mentioned before, I then of course accompanied Triple H to the ring in his match against Jericho as he successfully captured the Undisputed Championship.

During this period of time, I was still kicking ass in the women's division and hoping for an opportunity at the WWF Women's championship. I was becoming more and more like Stone Cold every week, I was would curse like him, flip people off and celebrate a win by drinking a couple of beers, I had his attitude and was not afraid of anyone the fans had never seen a Diva do any of things before and they were loving me for it cause I was different from any other women, sure every diva is unique in her own way but I was something else. I had even adopted my bro's old theme 'Glass Shatters' by Disturbed which I still have today.

In April I got a disturbing phone call from Matt (Hardy, who was dating Amy at the time) who told me that Amy (Lita) had an accident when filing for TV show Dark Angel, during a rehearsal she practised her hurricanrana move that would actually be used in the episode. However the stunt double she was working with dropped her right on her neck and shoulders as she swung round, after a Cat scan it was revealed that she had suffered 3 cracks in her vertebrae which would need surgery to fix, it could possibly be a career threatening injury so I was extremely worried about her. In the surgery they used some of her hip to fuse 2 parts of her vertebrae together.

I couldn't believe it, Amy was one of my best friends who had been there for me and visa versa both professionally and personally, her myself and Trish had become the best of friends like the Three Musketeers, always looking out for each other. I called her everyday to see how she was progressing and I was just grateful that Matt was by her side and I couldn't be.