Chapter Three: Heavyweight Match

A/N: I started this a while back. So if things aren't accurate, you'll know why.

Sorry for the shortness. I'm kinda having slight writer's block.

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"The following match is scedualed for the Heavyweight Championship!" Lilian announced the next contest. "Introducing first, from Toronto, Canada; he is the Heavyweight Champion - Edge!"

'You think you know me.'

Boos spread throughout the fans, Adam came out from backstage and received so much heat, but he didn't care. Adam's character Edge loved to get hated on.

"Yay Edge! Woo!" Kayla cheered on as she sat with her grandmother in the front row. Before the show. Mrs. Copeland reminded her not to say 'dad' or anything like that so the fans wouldn't recognize them so it wouldn't ruin the storyline. Mrs. Copeland also told her that her mom was going to compete tonight, so she couldn't sit with her. Kayla understood.

Mrs. Copeland cheered and clapped along with her. "Yeah Edge, go Edge!"

"I hope Vickie doesn't come out." Kayla scrunched up her nose at the very thought of her.

"Well honey, you gotta remember, it's just a storyline. Your daddy and Vickie aren't really in love. He loves your mother." Mrs. Copeland reminded her.

"I know." Kayla said. "I just don't wanna see them kiss again. Yuck!"

The young girl giggled. Mrs. Copeland knew where her granddaughter was coming from.

Mrs. Copeland nodded. "Ah, yes. Well don't worry, honey. He does, and I'll slap him upside the head. I always do."

And as Adam waited in the ring, it got silent in the arena.

'Booyaka, booyaka... six one nine...'

The fans went wild. The hero of the rivalry, Rey Mysterio had now just arrived.

'Booyaka, booyaka...'

Fireworks exploded and Rey came out in his baby blue leather outfit. Everyone gave him pop; except for the very little Edgeheads, Kayla Jade, and her grandmother of course.

Kayla held up thumbs down, booing the underdog. "Boo, boo! Go home, Rey!"

"Did you know Rey and Vickie are really good friends outside the ring?" Mrs. Copeland informed her.

Kayla gave her grandmother a weird look. "Really?"

Mrs. Copeland nodded. "Really. I remember when you were seven and your dad showed you to Eddie Guerrero and he nickenamed you 'Little Mamacita'. It was so adoreable!"

Kayla's eyes bugged. "I met Eddie Guerrero? That is so cool!"

The match started out with Adam having the upper hand on Rey. Hit after hit, punch after punch, Rey kept falling down and Kayla and Mrs. Copeland kept cheering.

"Yay, Edge! You're the man!!" Kayla clapped.

Though Rey didn't stay down for long. He bounced back up to his feet and started punching back. The match went on and on, further and further. The people were at the edge of their seat. It soon came up as Adam being the winner.

The bell rang and the crowd was disappointed at the huge upset. But Kayla and Mrs. Copeland were cheering him on, celebrating his winning. Adam remained in character as his selfish, and obsessed alter ego.

"And here is your winner, and still, the Heavyweight Champion, Edge!"

"Yay!!" Kayla jumped up and down.

"Very, very nice son. I'm so proud of you." Mrs. Copeland said as she kissed Adam on the cheek. All of them were backstage, by the curtain.

"Thanks, mom." Adam said, chuckling.

"I am too, Adam." Amy agreed, kissing the other cheek.

"Nice match, man." said a Spanish, male voice. All of them turned to the voice. Rey were near them.

He held his neck, trying to make the pain go away. He extended his free hand. "Thanks for the fight."

"Yeah, man. Any time." Adam shook his hand. Most of the wrestlers did this after matches as a sign of respect. "Hey, may be next time."

"Yeah, see ya." Rey said. He looked over at the women. "Nice to see you again, Mrs. Copeland, Amy."

And as he walked away, Kayla waved to him. "'Bye Rey."

"See ya, Kayla."

"So, what now?" Amy spoke up. "Anyone wanna go celebrate?"

"I gotta get home. I've got a lot of things to do." Mrs. Copeland said.

"Aw, really?" Adam said.

His mother nodded. "Yeah, I'm sorry, Adam."

"Oh, that's okay. I'll give you a call later tonight." he informed her.

"Alright, that sounds good. I have a lot to go over with you anyway." she said. "Love you, guys."

They all responded back with 'love you's of their own as she walked away.

Adam looked down at his daughter. "So, you hungry?"

"Yeah, where are we going?" Kayla asked.

"I don't know." Adam shrugged. He looked over at Amy. "Mom, you have any idea?"

"TGIFriday's good?" Amy suggested. She knew that was Kayla's favorite place to go.

"Yeah!!" Kayla jumped up and down. "Let's go there!"

Adam chuckled. "Okay, come on."