"Taneesha, you cannot go out there tonight, you're in no fit state to wrestle." I felt Jey grab round my wrist, trying to pull me back from leaving our locker.
"I'm fine," I cringed feeling another strong ache in my stomach. I didn't want to let anyone down, especially the fans, as I tried to push through the pain. "Please just let me go, I need to do this." He sighed, begrudgingly letting go of me. "Trust me," I whispered, quickly pecking his lips.
"If it hurts you stop, no matter what the circumstance." I nodded, walking down the corridor towards the ring. I tried to convince myself the pain was nothing, brushing it aside as nothing, just me thinking it was worse than it actually was. I just want to sit down and hunch over in the hope the pain would stop, but what sort of fighter would that make me.
I walked down to the ring, looking at Alexa who was already in the ring. I'd normally skip down, full of energy, greeting all the fans, but right now I could barely bring myself to even climb into the ring.
I fought through it the best I could, putting on the best fight I could against Alexa, despite my numerous groans of pain. "Are you alright?" She discreetly whispered, as she tussled with me for the advantage.
"Of course I am," I lied, biting my tongue to stop myself from moaning again. I'd never experienced anything like this, nothing so sore at all. I lifted Alexa up, being the taller of the two, when a random theme tune played out into the arena. I dropped Alexa, looking up the ramp to see Goldust running down into the ring. I froze in fear as I felt him take my legs out from underneath me, and multiple strikes hit my body. "Please! It hurts, get off me."
"If you wanna beat me up, then it's only right you suffer the same pain I did." Last week The Golden Truth took on Jey and his twin brother, only for me to end the match in disqualification after I began to beat him up after he caused Jey's knee injury all those months ago.
I didn't know what else to do apart from lie there, I was far too weak to fight the much bigger man off of me. I laid in the ring for what seemed like forever until I heard the sounds of the boy's theme tune, and heard Jey running down to the ring. "Its alright darling, I'm here." I felt Goldust move away from me, as I slowly opened my eyes back up, shifting into the corner of the ring. Jey picked him up and dropped him into a Samoan Drop, before turning his attentions to me.
"I'm so sorry, I should have listened to you," I whispered, as he walked over and picked me up, silencing me.
"Don't worry about it sweetheart, I'm with you now." Jey slowly helped me out of the ring, the pain in my stomach only getting worse. We walked up the ramp and backstage where he continued to carry me to our locker.
"Taneesha! Are you alright?" I turned around and saw my cousin, Trinity, running over to me with a concerned expression on her face. I nodded, far too tired to talk as she hugged me lightly. "Look after her won't you," she warned Jey, walking past us.
"She's pushy isn't she," he teased, grabbing our bags, leaving me in my ring gear, and heading towards the car.
"She cares," I corrected him feeling my figure fall into the front seat of the car. I watched out of the window as we pulled away, leaning my head slightly to try and doze off. As the car rocked along the bumpy road I couldn't help but feel a little bit nauseous, despite Jey's controlled driving. I squinted my eyes, then shut them tightly, desperately trying to get some rest.
"Sweetheart." I felt a set of lips land lightly on my forehead, and a hand on my arm slowly shaking me. I opened my eyes, adjusting my vision to feel the car was stationary, as we arrived at the hospital. "Come on," he whispered, picking me up and carrying me in.
Jey explained to them all what was going on, as I was taken away in a wheelchair for some tests. Jey was told he'd have to wait outside as the nurses looked after me and instructed me in what to do in the hope they'd find some answer to why I was feeling so much pain.
I never realised how strenuous the procedure was until I was told Jey was allowed back in whilst they examined a few things. I was told they had to look at every possibility, so ended up taking a pregnancy test, as well as tests for my kidneys and stomach, just to be safe. "Was everything alright?" Jey asked, walking in and carrying two cups of coffee.
"Yeah, I've just got to hold on until they find an answer." He nodded, as we sat in silence, sipping our hot beverage in anticipation. So many scenarios raced around my mind as I tried to eliminate what was wrong, or what I hoped wasn't wrong.
"Mrs Fatu." Fifteen minutes later and the nurse finally came back, sitting opposite us as Jey gave up his chair for her, and perched on the end of my bed. "Well, we've found the source of your stomach pain, and I'm so pleased to tell you, that you are in fact six weeks pregnant." I stared at her in disbelief until Jey's arms wrapped around me, holding me close.
"Oh my gosh, we're going to be parents babe." I couldn't help but smile, hearing the happiness in his voice meant everything was going to be alright. I didn't even notice the nurse disappear, as I cuddled into Jey, as his hand landed on my stomach. "I love you so much, this is the best news ever."
"I love you too," I replied, kissing him softly, ready to begin our new chapter in life.