Rhea Ripley One Shots

In the car?

Story suggestion by JonettaHouston3 Tysm!

I'm finally writing a one shots in first person, I was getting kinda bored of third person, hope it's good :)

Y/Ns POV:

I sat beside Rhea in the car as she and I were on our way to a small campsite, it was quite late but to be fair, our sleep schedules had been a mess lately, so staying up late was not a problem. Rhea had been wanting to do this for some time now as the big crowds and fans were taking a toll on her. It was a perfect opportunity to just get away from it all. I glanced over at her, taking in the soft light of passing cars across her face. Her hair, normally so perfectly styled, was pulled back into a messy ponytail, and she had traded in her expensive clothes for some comfortable sweater and jeans, the clothes that made Rhea feel more like herself. She seemed so much more relaxed in this environment.

"Y'know, it's good that we're getting away from the big city. Sometimes it gets a bit too much, but I can't imagine how hard it is for you, to be constantly in the spotlight." I said to Rhea, my voice barely above a whisper.

"Sometimes you think you're used to it, then all of a sudden it just comes crumbling down on you. Don't get me wrong, I'm happy with my success and career, but everywhere I go, people interrupt my only time I have off. Working in WWE gives you very little time to kick back and relax." Rhea explained, sighing softly. I nodded in understanding, even though I could never imagine being in the spotlight like that. It was hard for me to handle the occasional paparazzi and obsessive fans, but they were nothing compared to what Rhea had to deal with.

"Yeah I get it's hard for you, but I'll always be by your side and these next few days will be peaceful. No paparazzi, no fans, just us." I assured her with a soft smile. I glanced out the window, watching the world around us slowly fade away into darkness as we drove deeper into the countryside. The silence between us was comfortable, and I couldn't help but feel grateful for the time we were getting to spend together, just the two of us.

The only sounds were passing cars and trucks and the occasional hoot of an owl. I glanced over at Rhea, who kept a wide smile on her face. My weakness. Seeing Rhea so genuinely happy made my chest feel warm, and I couldn't help but return the smile.

"I'm glad you're enjoying this, Rhea. I mean, I am too, but I just want you to know that you can always come to me with anything. You don't have to pretend to be happy for my sake."

Rhea glanced at me, a twinkle in her eyes, "I can assure you that I'm so happy right now. I haven't felt this peaceful in... well.. years."

A smile came back on my face as I glanced down at her thigh, my hand resting there, feeling the soft fabric of her jeans beneath my fingertips. I didn't realize I had done it until just now, it was an instinct almost. "Oh, uh, sorry about that, I didn't mean to..." I trailed off, my cheeks flushing a little, going to move my hand

"It's okay," Rhea assured me with a gentle laugh, placing my hand back on to her thigh, "it's kind of cute, actually. A little unexpected, but cute." Her words made my heart skip a beat. I wasn't sure how to feel about this new development, but I knew one thing for certain: I didn't want to ruin the moment.

"Just because we're chilling in the countryside, doesn't mean that a little fun isn't out of the question, if you get what I'm saying." She winked, a mischievous glint in her eye. I felt my heart race, my palms suddenly sweaty.

Rhea had never been this... flirty with me before, but damn I did love it.

I had an idea pop into my head, a little game, "Oh really? What do you mean by a little fun?" I moved my hand away from her thigh, teasing her.