My Pain in the Ass! Series

Author: PaulenaK

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Rating: PG

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My Pain in the Ass! 1/1

 

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AN: 1st in the ‘My Pain in the Ass!’ series

 

A door slamming at the end of the hallway brought him back down to earth

with a worrying jolt as he realised just who he’s been gawking at.

 

Bitch!

 

How dare she stand there like that all sexy like in her expensive pants and

jacket suit cut to perfection. Her long hair falling over her shoulders in a

mass of waves, her every move causing the tresses to dance an erotic dance

down her back.

 

He had the sudden urge to grab her, to draw her up against him and plunder

those pouting pink lips, to prove to her that he was every inch the savage

she thought he was.

 

There gazes locked and for a moment he couldn’t breath, couldn’t think,

could only stare into her eyes, those beguiling blue eyes that seemed able

to penetrate his very soul… and then she turned away.

 

Things could be so different… he mused continuing to stare her and sure enough their eyes met again. Met, held

and dared the unthinkable.

 

And then the boss’s daughter promptly gave him the finger.

 

Damn her!

 

He pretended to look past her and was rewarded for his slight ignorance to

her presence when she blushed.

 

Take that! Not all men strive for your attention, there are those select few

who recognise you for the spoilt arrogant brat that you are!

 

Now all he had to do was keep telling himself that and all these warm fuzzy

feelings he got whenever he was around her would go away. All he had to do

was treat her as if she didn’t exist.

Yep. She doesn’t exist. She doesn’t ex-

 

Her laughter floated to him from across the room.

 

Crap!

 

How could he listen to the little voice in his head when she was everywhere?

If he was in the gym, she was there doing a circuit. If he were in the

cafeteria, she was there chatting with the divas. If he was walking through

the god damn hotel lobby, she was there standing at the elevator or talking

to the desk clerk.

 

And always, ‘ALWAYS’ he was aware of her watching him through those wide

blue eyes when she thought he wasn’t looking.

 

Just like he watched her.

 

Brock’s lips curled into a sneer.

 

If only she weren’t such a pain in the ass!

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Like A Date Part One

 

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“What the hell are you doing here?”

 

“Now is that anyway to treat your champion?”

 

“Considering I can’t physically pick you up and plant you on your ass in

that very hallway you just came down like I want to, I’m thinking ‘Yes’.”

 

“Oh, so unfriendly.” He held a hand to his heart and took on an ‘I’ve just

lost my best friend’ expression.

 

Her gaze never wavered as her eyes shot daggers at him.

 

“And to think I volunteered to come pick you up when no one else wanted the

job. Gee, Steph, not very popular amongst daddy’s driving staff, are yah.”

 

Her eyes narrowed.

 

“Or maybe,” he continued. “You’re ‘too’ popular.”

 

“Screw you!” she yelled stepping back to slam the door in his face.

 

“Not so fast, boss lady,” he said wedging his steel toed boot between the

door and the jamb. “I was sent here to escort you to the arena.” His eyes

roved down her body and she inadvertently pulled her jacket more firmly

around her. “After you.” He said easily pushing the door open more only to

lean against it, giving her no option but to precede him.

 

Her glare firmly in place she pulled the strap of her purse up higher on her

shoulder and took a step forward expecting him to move away from the door,

but he proved yet again that she should never expect the expected where he

was concerned.

 

He didn’t move an inch.

 

She brought herself up to her full height and met his stare head on as her

body brushed against his as she made her way out the door.

 

“You know,” he began once they had reached his car. “If it were anyone but…

well… ‘You’… this would be just like a date.” He said reaching out to open

the passenger door for her.

 

“It’s not a date.” She said calmly and collectively.

 

He shrugged. “I didn’t say it ‘was’ a date, I said it was ‘like’ a date.”

 

“Just shut up and get me to the arena!” she screeched all signs of the

calmness she had tried to erect gone.

 

“Your wish is my command.” He gave her a little bow before closing the car

door, but not before he heard her reply.

 

“If that were so your ass would be on Raw.”

 

He smiled inwardly as he moved around to the driver’s door.

 

“You sure do bring up my ass a lot, Stephy-cakes.” He smirked lowering

himself into the driver’s seat.

 

Stephanie remained silent although her straight as a rod posture and tight

thin lips spoke a language he had learned quick smart since meeting one

Stephanie McMahon.

 

He looked at her out the corner of his eye. Head held high, clenched fists,

knee’s locked together… oh yes… she definitely wanted to put him through the

windscreen.

 

Turning on the ignition the radio blared to life and Stephanie’s lips

tightened more when Brock started singing along to the tune.

 

“She really hates me… oh yeah... she really hates me…”

 

 

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Like a Date part Two – At the Arena

 

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“Hey Steph, hold up a minute!”

 

Stephanie turned at the sound of her best friend’s voice and smiled as he

slowly jogged up to her.

 

She smiled. “Hey, Kurt,”

 

“Please tell me the rumours aren’t true.” The Olympic champion stated

slightly out of breath as he came to a stop beside her, totally ignoring her

greeting.

 

“Which rumours are you referring too?”

 

He rolled his eyes as if to say ‘As if you didn’t know Miss Stephanie

McMahon.’

 

But aloud he said. “The Stephanie arrived at the arena tonight with Brock

Lesnar rumours.” He planted his hand on his hip and turned his head to the

side as if she had done him a great injustice.

 

“It was only a ride to the arena Kurt.”

 

His eyes widened in astonishment. “You mean it’s true!”

 

“Why all the drama,” Stephanie exclaimed. “So he gave me a ride, big

friggin’ deal.”

 

“The big friggin’ deal is that everyone and I mean ‘everyone’ is saying it

was a date.” He countered.

 

Impatiently she tapped her foot, but her voice was as smooth as silk.

 

“It wasn’t a date.”

 

Kurt still looked sceptical.

 

“May I ask how you’re getting home?”

 

Stephanie frowned, she hadn’t thought of that.

 

“Kurt,” she said trying another tactic. “I already have an overbearing

father and an equally overbearing older brother. I don’t need this from you,

my best friend in the whole wide world as well.”

 

“Just answer the question.” He snapped tight lipped.

 

Stephanie’s shackles rose into over drive and her nostrils flared. If Kurt

Angle thought he could bully her into giving him the answers he wanted to

hear to appease his worried mind, well, she’d damn well give him some

answers.

 

“Okay, you want to know how I’m getting home.”

 

“Yes, I want to know how you’re getting home.” He repeated.

 

“Brock.”

 

“What?”

 

“He brought me here, he can take me home.” She stated her eyes never leaving

his.

 

Kurt mulled over her words for a minute before pinning her with a

disbelieving stare.

 

“Sounds like a date to me.”

 

“It’s not a date!” she shrieked.

 

“No, but it’s ‘like’ a date.”

 

Stephanie screamed in frustration, turned on her heel and stalked away from

her best friend, cringing when his parting words still reached her ears.

 

“Next thing you know you’ll both be walking down the aisle!”

 

 

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Happily Ever After… Not!

 

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Stephanie tried not to meet her best friends ‘I told you so’ stare as she

stood on the church steps next to Brock Lesnar.

 

Most said this marriage spelt ‘doom’ in capital letters especially when they

decided to forgo tradition by walking each other down the aisle and have all

their guests follow after them. And Stephanie was determined to prove them

all wrong, even if it killed her, which it most probably would.

 

“So, you really wanna get married huh?”

 

She raised one perfectly manicured eyebrow.

 

“I don’t want to get married, ‘you’ want to get married.” She said soothing

down the material of her fifty thousand dollar wedding gown.

 

“I didn’t say ‘I’ wanted to get married.” He countered pulling at his bow

tie. He hated wearing a tux. “I swore if I ever got took the plunge, I would

get married then get drunk.”

 

She snorted rather unladylike.

 

“If anyone needs a drink it’s me because I’m not marrying you sober.” She

grumbled leaning into her hip as she returned his glare.

 

His nostrils flared and he leaned in till his face was no more then a breath

away from hers.

 

“You know what little miss my daddy’s a billionaire?”

 

“I’m sure you’re going to tell me ‘farm boy’.” She countered her gaze never

wavering from his.

 

“I’m starting to resent you.” He sneered forcing her to take a step back as

he took a step forward. “If that’s the way you feel about it,” he continued.

“Let’s just call the whole thing off!”

 

She wanted to stamp her foot and scream and shout at the top of her lungs

for her father to fix this, but even more then that she wanted to prove to

the man standing next to her that she wasn’t a spoiled little brat who had a

tantrum every time she didn’t get her way, so instead she settled for

burning a hole in his head with her stare.

 

“Fine by me.” She stated turning in a perfect half circle on the front steps

of the church with all there friends and family staring up at them in utter

bewilderment and started to graciously descend them.

 

She didn’t get far before she felt his strong grip on her arm and she

inwardly smiled as Brock pulled her not only back up the steps, but through

the open church door as well.

 

“Get you’re butt down that aisle, now!”

 

His voice floated back out to the waiting guests who could do nothing but

shake there heads and laugh at the ill-fated couple.

 

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End Series

 

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