Fic: Mutant Life 1/? (Jeff, Lita) PG
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awritinglilypeaTitle: Mutant Life
Fandom: Wrestling
Characters/Pairing: Lita, Shane Helms, Shannon Moore, Jeff Hardy
Completed: Nope.
Rating: PG
Notes: Written for Kori.
Warnings: Contains character mutation, and some swearing.
Summary: Lita and Jeff are getting ready to leave their friends behind and make a new beginning but will it turn out right?
Standing in an airport in front of two people who look like you’re about to face a firing squad is not my idea of a good time at all Amy Dumas thought to herself as she stood beside Jeff in front of two of their best friends who looked like their lives were ending.
“You two are being ridiculous,” she told Shane and Shannon, but couldn’t help but be amused despite everything. She couldn’t deny that there was sadness in her heart as she looked at the two of them.
Shannon shook his head, stepping forward to give her a big hug he stroked her hair momentarily before pulling back, his smile a sad one.
“I am not being ridiculous, I’m going to miss being the Carolina crew,” he admitted, ducking his head slightly, blond locks falling into his face as he did so.
Lita kissed his cheek, smoothing his hair away from his face. “You’ll still have Matt little Shan,” she laughed at the face he made when she said that.
She turned to Shane and pecked him on the lips before wrapping her arms around him and swaying from side from side to side. “Stay out of trouble Hurricane,” she told him before stepping back to let Jeff say good bye.
“I’ll make sure to do so,” Shane responded, pretending to tip a hat in her direction before winking and turning to hug Jeff who was remaining strangely silent as they said their good byes.
“I’ll make sure Matt doesn’t get into too much trouble,” the green haired young man told Jeff, smiling crookedly after he had hugged him. “He’ll end up on the right track eventually, I hope.”
Jeff sighed, nodding he bowed his head and grinned ruefully. “We’ll always be the Carolina crew Shan, doesn’t really matter what happens. You need me, and I’m there okay? Y’all can come visit us when we’re at school. Maybe at Thanksgiving.”
Lita grinned, nudging Jeff. “They have a different Thanksgiving,” she whispered in his ear when he leaned down slightly.
Shannon smiled, the expression almost abrupt due to the sadness in his eyes a moment before. “Ooh we can have two Thanksgivings!”
Lita laughed softly, “And now he’s happy.” She looked up when their boarding was announced before grabbing her carryon and quickly jogging toward the gate. “C’mon Jeff!”
Jeff waved to his two best friends since childhood and followed Lita, wrapping an arm around her shoulders when they reached the gate he fought to not look back. “Harder than you thought it would be?”
“Definitely,” Lita lied, not wanting to make him feel bad because she’d been ready to leave for weeks, and her friends didn’t have enough hold on her to make her want to stay. She would miss them, but she needed a fresh environment and to feel like there was something new in her life.
“We’ll see them soon enough,” she turned to give the person her ticket, smiling to herself as they passed through the gate, feeling as though a weight had been lifted off her shoulders because they were finally doing it.
They were making a future for themselves.
Fandom: Wrestling
Characters/Pairing: Lita, Shane Helms, Shannon Moore, Jeff Hardy
Completed: Nope.
Rating: PG
Notes: Written for Kori.
Warnings: Contains character mutation, and some swearing.
Summary: Lita and Jeff are getting ready to leave their friends behind and make a new beginning but will it turn out right?
Standing in an airport in front of two people who look like you’re about to face a firing squad is not my idea of a good time at all Amy Dumas thought to herself as she stood beside Jeff in front of two of their best friends who looked like their lives were ending.
“You two are being ridiculous,” she told Shane and Shannon, but couldn’t help but be amused despite everything. She couldn’t deny that there was sadness in her heart as she looked at the two of them.
Shannon shook his head, stepping forward to give her a big hug he stroked her hair momentarily before pulling back, his smile a sad one.
“I am not being ridiculous, I’m going to miss being the Carolina crew,” he admitted, ducking his head slightly, blond locks falling into his face as he did so.
Lita kissed his cheek, smoothing his hair away from his face. “You’ll still have Matt little Shan,” she laughed at the face he made when she said that.
She turned to Shane and pecked him on the lips before wrapping her arms around him and swaying from side from side to side. “Stay out of trouble Hurricane,” she told him before stepping back to let Jeff say good bye.
“I’ll make sure to do so,” Shane responded, pretending to tip a hat in her direction before winking and turning to hug Jeff who was remaining strangely silent as they said their good byes.
“I’ll make sure Matt doesn’t get into too much trouble,” the green haired young man told Jeff, smiling crookedly after he had hugged him. “He’ll end up on the right track eventually, I hope.”
Jeff sighed, nodding he bowed his head and grinned ruefully. “We’ll always be the Carolina crew Shan, doesn’t really matter what happens. You need me, and I’m there okay? Y’all can come visit us when we’re at school. Maybe at Thanksgiving.”
Lita grinned, nudging Jeff. “They have a different Thanksgiving,” she whispered in his ear when he leaned down slightly.
Shannon smiled, the expression almost abrupt due to the sadness in his eyes a moment before. “Ooh we can have two Thanksgivings!”
Lita laughed softly, “And now he’s happy.” She looked up when their boarding was announced before grabbing her carryon and quickly jogging toward the gate. “C’mon Jeff!”
Jeff waved to his two best friends since childhood and followed Lita, wrapping an arm around her shoulders when they reached the gate he fought to not look back. “Harder than you thought it would be?”
“Definitely,” Lita lied, not wanting to make him feel bad because she’d been ready to leave for weeks, and her friends didn’t have enough hold on her to make her want to stay. She would miss them, but she needed a fresh environment and to feel like there was something new in her life.
“We’ll see them soon enough,” she turned to give the person her ticket, smiling to herself as they passed through the gate, feeling as though a weight had been lifted off her shoulders because they were finally doing it.
They were making a future for themselves.
