Bibliomania
Planetoid
- Joined
- Nov 25, 2017
The summer sun baked the hot asphalt in front of Mohegan Sun Arena. It was a home show, of sorts, for the Connecticut-based WWE. A place where their performers felt comfortable. An event where new blood could get introduced to the fans. That’s why Kane hated it.
He drove into the parking lot in his black sedan, to find that of course some stupid newbie had parked in his space. They always did this, thinking that now they were big shots who didn’t need to bother reading their instructions or looking at the signs. Instead, they threw a finger at the veterans and strutted around like they were Hulk Hogan.
Of course, his broken heart didn’t help his mood. He’d thought Lita and he would continue after the match was over. But no, she had some young guy and Kane was “too creepy”. Nevermind that he’d worked hard to make their love work, even to the point of defeating Matt Hardy for her. No, he was left behind for some young boytoy, while the veteran got jack shit.
He was tired of these newbies taking the spotlight. He’d been jobbing while they were watching cartoons. He’d found his true soul in Kane, but no, each rising star thought they were the next Hulk Hogan. Well, this one wasn’t about to get the better of him.
He parked directly behind the car that occupied his spot and got out. His large frame looked over the rental, blocking out the sun as he went to the window. And to his surprise, the driver was still there. This should prove entertaining. With a scowl on his troll-like face, Kane said, “Open the window. Now.”
He drove into the parking lot in his black sedan, to find that of course some stupid newbie had parked in his space. They always did this, thinking that now they were big shots who didn’t need to bother reading their instructions or looking at the signs. Instead, they threw a finger at the veterans and strutted around like they were Hulk Hogan.
Of course, his broken heart didn’t help his mood. He’d thought Lita and he would continue after the match was over. But no, she had some young guy and Kane was “too creepy”. Nevermind that he’d worked hard to make their love work, even to the point of defeating Matt Hardy for her. No, he was left behind for some young boytoy, while the veteran got jack shit.
He was tired of these newbies taking the spotlight. He’d been jobbing while they were watching cartoons. He’d found his true soul in Kane, but no, each rising star thought they were the next Hulk Hogan. Well, this one wasn’t about to get the better of him.
He parked directly behind the car that occupied his spot and got out. His large frame looked over the rental, blocking out the sun as he went to the window. And to his surprise, the driver was still there. This should prove entertaining. With a scowl on his troll-like face, Kane said, “Open the window. Now.”