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"How was your trip to the Cayman Islands?" asks my dad as we are having lunch together at my favorite pizza place; Marco's Pizza in Tampa. "You haven't really talked much about it since you got home from your trip."

"It was great. It was nice to get away and relaxing," I say. "I enjoy my time with Joe. I know in about a week I won't get that much time with him as he goes back out on the road to start the road to Wrestlemania completely for his feud with Hunter."

"It was just great? Did you do anything special?"

"Not much I can really do but sunbathe on the beach and swim in the ocean. I'm pretty pregnant there's not too much I am able to do but we had a nice romantic time."

"That's good to know. When's your next doctor's appointment?" he asks.

"Tomorrow, I had to get it scheduled before Joe goes back out on the road. It's my NT scan," I say. "They're going to check for abnormalities and make sure everything is alright with the baby."

"I remember that with Kaia," he says, "it's nerve racking."

"It is," I respond. "So how are you feeling about your match with Shane at Mania?"

"I'm feeling pretty good about it," he says, "there's a lot on the line here, either my career is over or Shane's is over," he says.

"You know how I feel about you wrestling in Hell in A cell why did you agree to it?"

"I don't know. I just wanted to make our match interesting," he says, "Hell in A Cell is the way Vince wanted to take it."

"I see," I say taking a bite of my salad. "Is this it for you, is this going to be your last match?"

"I don't know. I said that after 25 years I was going to call it quits, walk away and be done with the business but I'm not one hundred percent sure that I am completely done or ready to be done. I know I'm not getting any younger and in a couple years Kai will be starting kindergarten and Michelle and I have been talking about possibly having one more baby. I don't know what I want to do. It all depends on what happens at this match before I make my final decision. I almost want to be done but I don't want to walk away you know?" he asks.

"I know," I say. "I know exactly what you're saying and exactly how you feel. You love this business, Dad. You're a legend but honestly what more is there for you to do? Your streak is over which I'm still upset about, you've been champion. I just don't see what more you could do."

"That's why I'm contemplating on making this my final match," he says. "I will miss the business but I'm not getting younger. My body has taken a beating in the last 25 years and you're in the business now to carry on my legacy and your baby will carry on the legacy of both you and Joe. I think my time is done but I can't say for sure until after the match."

"Would you do anything with the company if you were done, like not leave it completely just stop wrestling?"

"I have thought about joining the creative team or participating in some acting role like if they need a GM or something along those lines, maybe even a commentator. That business will always be in my blood and walking away isn't an option for me."

"I understand. I'm waiting to see how life is with the baby before I make any decisions. I don't want to give it up, I worked so hard to get where I am and I have beaten up my body training to get to where I am so I'm not sure I am going to give it up after the baby but it all depends on him or her what happens with my career. Joe told me he's willing to be a stay at home dad when all this is said and done."

"Really?"

"Really, I never would have guessed that about him. I know that he enjoys being a father to Alani and he enjoys being a father to our baby and is looking forward to becoming a father again and again after that but I never thought of him to be the type of stay at home dad. I think it's cute."

"That's impressive. I am glad you came to your senses about him, Willow. He's good for you and you're good for him. I know right now you're worried about what tomorrow will bring but I think no matter what happens everything is going to be okay as long as Joe is with you."

"I agree," I say with a smile. "He's going to be great with the baby, me on the other hand I'm not sure I'm going to be that great of a mom."

"I think you're going to be just fine," he says with a smile. "You're great with children. Are you sure you don't want to know the sex of the baby?"

"I'm sure," I say, "we want to be surprised. Joe wants a girl though, I want a little boy."

"A boy is overdue in our family," he laughs. "Right now there is only Gunner, we need a boy. I would love a grandson but more importantly I just want a healthy grandchild. I'm going to spoil them either way."

"I know you will," I say with a laugh knowing my dad has been waiting to be a grandfather for a couple years now. He was nearly devastated when I told him I didn't want to have any kids because of my career. He loves being a dad but he is even more excited to be a grandfather and here we are. Life had different plans for me than I expected and I'm happy about it. I'm happy to be pregnant despite how I felt 11 weeks ago. "Did Hunter and Vince give you a reason as to why you aren't wrestling Joe at Mania?"

"Honestly," he starts to say, "they aren't sure what to do with him. They didn't think him winning against me would be a good idea given how the crowd reacts to him already and they didn't think putting him in a match against me would work in his favor either."

"I know the crowd is all over him. They can't stand him for whatever reason but when they write him off TV for 3 or 4 weeks at a time it doesn't help either. I think they need to change his character they need to make him a heel," I say. "Using him as a heel would be the best thing for him but they want to keep him face. They are ruining him more each time they try to get him over with the crowd. I feel bad for him. I want him to have his Wrestlemania moment but I don't want the crowd to ruin that for him just like they did with his victory at the Royal Rumble last year. We can't figure it out. In 2014 at the Royal Rumble they were upset because he didn't win, he was over with the crowd until he had his surgery and then when he came back they were over him, they couldn't stand him. I feel bad for him. I think it gets to him sometimes."

"He can't let the hate get to him, what does he think of the whole situation?"

"He doesn't understand why the crowd is so against him but he mostly lets it roll down his back unless it is a special moment for him then it's hard and it ruins the moment for him. I told him no matter what happens or how the WWE universe feels about him the people that love him will ALWAYS support him no matter what including Alani. She's watching him and our child will be watching him."

"He understands that and he does what he does for them," I say, "but he does love this business and he is a hard worker I will give him that. He busts his ass for the company."

"I think he has a lot of potential in him but I agree with you, the crowd isn't going to see that potential unless they change their direction with him and change up his character. Everyone else from The Shield has had a character makeover and change yet he is still tied to the Shield with his music, his ring gear and coming through the crowd."

"He's not coming through the crowd anymore when he comes back. We agreed he would stop that because it's too dangerous. You never know what one of those fans are going to do to him. I just want him to get over with the crowd before they give up on him. They need to change direction and soon."

"I agree," he says.

"And trying to turn him into the next John Cena isn't going to work," I say. "He's not John Cena. He is Joe Anoa'i; Roman Reigns he is his own person and they need to stop putting him in that direction. If I would give up the ring I would join the creative team just to see them use him better and use others better because I feel like there are so many great talents on the roster that aren't utilized correctly. I almost want them to split the brands again so that we can see that potential with joint shows people are lost in the shuffle. I would love to see Dolph Ziggler as a champion, I would love to see Cesaro in the championship picture, I want them to change Bray Wyatt up too and use him correctly. I want to see Dean Ambrose as champion. WWE needs to think about splitting the brands somehow again so that we can see more from these guys and not just them but everyone, women too. Lately I feel like there is so much emphasis on Charlotte, Paige and Sasha Banks while I am happy for them what about the other women in the company, I could easily go back and be put down at the bottom and forgotten about it's that simple when they only focus on three divas. Things need to change to make the product better."

"Maybe you should join the creative team, you have a lot of good ideas," he says with a smile. "I agree a brand split would help we did it before and it helped so much. It's time to do it again especially with NXT bring up some of those guys and girls and put them on the main roster."

"I agree," I say with a smile. "But I think you would do just as well on the creative team. You have been in the company for 25 years, you know the business and you know what works."

"We'll see what happens," he says with a smile.

Later that afternoon after I get home from having lunch with my dad I straighten up the house a little while Joe is out working out to prepare his body to get back into the ring in the coming weeks. He has been a little lazy when it comes to going to the gym given the wedding and spending time with me. He needs to get his mind back into WWE mode and focus on his career. "Hello, Beautiful," says Joe as he walks into the living room as I am reading a book.

"Hey, Baby," I say with a smile as I stand to greet him. He meets me halfway and I kiss his lips softly as he takes me into his arms. "You're all sweaty," I smile.

"Just the way you like me," he teases before he kisses me again. "How was lunch with your dad?" he asks taking my hand as we walk over to the couch.

"It was good," I say with a smile. "We were talking about some things like the business, your career, things like that."

"My career?" he asks. "What about my career?"

"You know just everything you and I have talked about like them changing your character, taking you in a different direction."

"Oh that," he says, "they're going to do what they want to do with me there is no sense in getting upset about it. I have to just do what they tell me."

"And by doing what they tell you to do is ruining your career," I say.

"Let's not talk about it today. I think we have a thousand other things to focus on besides worrying about my career and where it's headed after Mania maybe things will be looking up for us."

"And if they don't?" I ask. "Joe, we're having a baby and I'm not working. You're not working when they write you off TV for a month."

"But I'm still getting paid," he says. "Stop worrying about it. Everything is going to be okay. You get stressed out every time you think about it and that's not good for you or the baby."

"Okay, I'll let it go," I say reluctantly. "I just want more for you, Baby."

"I know you do and I appreciate that but unfortunately right now all I need to do is follow what they tell me. The crowd may hate it but if I go against my boss than I get in trouble."

"I understand," I say, "so I was thinking about baby names."

"I thought we already agreed to baby names, Calaway for a boy and Nellie for a girl."

"I still love Calaway for a boy but for a girl Nellie is okay but she has to go through life with that name. I don't see a grandma named Nellie you know what I'm saying? I want a name that's cute while she's younger and sophisticated when she's older."

"Okay," he says, "I understand that. You make a good point. What did you have in mind?"

"I don't know something that represents us, how we came to be, something that means something to us."

"Okay. What is that?"

"Well, you and I got started because of Wuthering Heights, right?"

"Yes," he says, "we did."

"And you took me to England and we went to see the Bronte sisters' house, you also proposed to me using Wuthering Heights. I think that something that has to do with the Bronte sisters would suffice, it would be something meaningful to both of us and represent us."

"What were you thinking? I agree one hundred percent that we need to give our little girl a name that is special to us and has meaning just like Calaway has meaning to us it's a legacy."

"I was thinking about the name Charlotte. I know it is the name of Prince William and Princess Kate's little girl and has soared in popularity in the last couple years but Charlotte is so pretty. She could be Charlie as a little girl and Charlotte as a woman," I suggest. "I think it's a pretty name and it represents us. Charlotte Emily or Emily Charlotte Anoa'i."

"Say it again," he says.

"Charlotte Emily Anoa'i?"

"No the other way," he says.

"Emily Charlotte Anoa'i?"

"That," he says with a smile, "I like that, Emily Charlotte has a ring to it and Emily Charlotte Anoa'I is even better. I love it. What do you think of Emily instead of Charlotte and Emily Bronte wrote Wuthering Heights. What do you think? She could be Emmy as a little girl and Emily as she's older."

"I like it," I say with a smile after I think about it. Emily Charlotte does sound better than Charlotte Emily. "I love it a lot. It means so much to us."

"It does," he says placing his hand on my stomach. "No matter what happens with my career the baby is going to be fine, we're going to be fine, I promise I'm not going to let you down."

"I know, Baby," I say with a smile. "I love you."

"I love you too," he says with soft smile before kissing my lips softly as he rubs my growing stomach. "You're always going to be my forever," he promises.

"You're forever my always," I promise him before we share another kiss. "So since you're already hot and sweaty, how about you make me hot and sweaty?" I suggest.

"Is that what you want?" he asks.

"It's what I want and what I need and then a nice cold shower afterward with my Love."

"Sounds like a plan to me," he says with a devious smile before he stands up from the couch, scooping me up in his arms. "Let's go get hot and sweaty together."

"Oh yeah, Baby," I say with a smile before I let out a laugh. He carries me up the stairs to our bedroom, kicking the door shut behind him before carrying me over to the bed. We strip each other out of our clothes before we spend the afternoon making love to one another in the humid March afternoon in Tampa following it up with a cold shower where we make love once more before we wash each other and then go out to have a nice romantic dinner together before the events of the next day change our lives forever.

"Are you nervous?" I ask Joe as he is holding my hand after our NT scan as we wait for the doctor to come back in with the results of our test. It has been quite some time since he went to review what he saw on the screen.

"Nothing to be nervous about," he says with a smile. "Our baby looks great, perfect, there's nothing to be nervous about, are you nervous?"

"Maybe just a little," I say, "I don't know why. He's just been gone a little too long."

"I'm sure everything is fine," he says, "don't stress out about anything," he says. "He's probably just checking things over twice to make sure he doesn't miss anything."

"You're probably right," I say feeling nervous. I'm not even sure why I'm so nervous they are just test results and everything does look good with our baby. It has a nice strong heartbeat and it has the perfect little head and the perfect body. It is much different than what I saw 4 weeks ago. It looks like a little tiny human baby. I have fallen even more in love with it in the time we saw it on the screen. I'm more anxious than ever to meet him or her in September.

"I'm sorry for the delay," says the doctor as he comes back into the room. "I was just checking over the results to make sure we have everything we need."

"I told you," says Joe, "you had no reason to panic," he says admiring a picture of our baby.

"I have a couple of things I would like to discuss with you," he says seriously.

"Is everything okay with the baby?" I ask sensing the seriousness of his tone and the look of concern on his face. "The baby is okay isn't it?"

"The baby," he begins, "looks great, it has a strong heartbeat, it's growing like it should however," he says making me nervous, "however there were some abnormalities that we found within the NT scan."

"What kind of abnormalities?" asks Joe.

"There is excessive amounts of fluid on the baby's neck," he says putting up the ultrasound. "You see this black space here?"

"Yes," we say together.

"That is the fluid on your baby's neck region between its skin and its neck, normally it is less than 2.5 mm but the fluid here is greater than 2.5 mm which is an indication of down syndrome," he says and my world just stops.

"Down syndrome? Our baby has down syndrome?"

"It is a possibility," he says, "and we checked the nasal bone and we were unable to find a nasal bone which is also an indication that your baby may have Down Syndrome," he tells us. "There is a 95% chance that your baby will have Down Syndrome we will perform other tests in the pregnancy to see if the risks lower but for now I would say you have a 95% chance of your child having Down Syndrome?"

"Are you sure?" I ask, "are you positive?"

"I've been doing this a long time, Willow and I know how it works and I know what it looks like on a scan. Your child may have Down Syndrome."

"Joe," I say, "say something." I push as he sits quietly as he places the sonogram down on the doctor's desk.

"I don't know what to say," he says. "I don't know what to say. I just never thought this would be a possibility," he says.

"And you're sure our baby has Down Syndrome?"

"Like I said we will perform other tests to see but as of right now I would say it is a pretty good chance your baby has Down Syndrome, we can discuss your options," he says.

"What do you mean options?" asks Joe. "You're saying there is a 95% chance our child has Downs but you're not even sure yet and you're talking about options isn't it soon for that?"

"The option of whether you want to continue the pregnancy or if you would rather terminate the pregnancy," he suggests.

*A/N: What did you think of Willow's lunch with her dad? Do you think he will ever be able to completely leave the business? Do you agree with their conversation on what is going on with Joe's character? Do you think they would make it on the creative team? What do you think of the new name they picked for their baby if it is a girl? Does it make sense to name her Emily Charlotte? What do you think of their doctor appointment? What did you think of the results of their test? Do you think that this will cause a rift between the two of them? Please review and thank-you for reading.