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Supercard Roleplays / Re: HARPER MASON (c) v ALICIA LUKAS - ROULETTE TITLE
« on: September 06, 2025, 06:08:20 AM »The realities of married life
You can live with someone for months or years. You can be in a relationship with that person for months or years. But being in a relationship with someone is not the same as being married to them. Marriage is completely different. There is a reason why people can be in a relationship for over a decade and then it falls apart within a year after being married. Marriage adds an extra layer of stress.
Marriage makes things official. You sign a piece of paper linking yourself to another human being. Everything about your life becomes intertwined. You no longer exist as a singular entity in the eyes of the government. You become forever together.
And no one ever truly knows how they are going to react to that. They never know whether or not they are going to be able to accept it. To live your life as two human beings together. Property, finances, even healthcare are all pushed together and turned into a singular ownership. Some can handle it. Others can’t.
But Alicia and Austin had been married before. They had lived their lives happily with someone else. And as a married couple they all seemed happy together. Austin loved Lisa. He loved her more than he had ever loved anyone else before… until he met Alicia. But they were happy. They were happy together and they would have stayed that way if it wasn’t for the actions of an individual who only cared about himself and keeping his secrets safe. Alicia’s husband Michael. It would be easy to throw him under the bus and say that Alicia would’ve been unhappy with him. But the sad truth was as a married couple they worked well together.
They were happy, her sons were happy, the only thing they really thought about was Alicia staying in the ring as a professional wrestler instead of going home. He wanted more children. She wanted to continue her career. But even that argument didn’t stop them from having happy moments. But how would Austin and Alicia fare in the marriage department? The realities of being married, the realities of living together and wanting to have that life as one—it was different than simply being together. Being in love as a couple. Marriage complicates things.
But first they would get through their honeymoon period. But as is the life of professional wrestlers, their honeymoon was something work-related. And after arriving home, everything needed to be changed. ”The DMV is a fucking nightmare. I hate the fact I can’t do this online.” Alicia put the piece of paper down on the bench. A receipt. Paying a fee for changing her name on her driver’s license. A copy of Austin and her marriage certificate sitting under the receipt with the passport and all of the other identification she needed.
Austin sighed and nodded slowly. ”Yeah, the official identification changing stuff is always a pain. Almost as much of a pain as the insurance shit I’m doing. I’ve consolidated it all. You, Ryan and Rory are on the same policy that I have my kids on and myself.”
Alicia nodded slowly. She was happy that Austin was doing all of the paperwork as well. But that didn’t stop her from hating the fact they had to do it. Still, their children seemed happy. Rory and Ryan were approaching their teenage years and Marcus and Olivia were both walking and talking and could understand a lot more than they could when Alicia and Austin first started dating. It was hard for those two losing their mother at such a young age. It doesn’t mean Rory and Ryan had it easy, but they were older and were used to having to adapt.
”We have to decide if we want to file joint taxes…” Alicia groaned audibly, her head flying backward as she dramatically threw her arms out to the side. Austin chuckled and laughed to himself, his eyes trailing down to Alicia’s driver’s license. He smiled looking at her name. Violet Alicia Mercer. It was a small thing, seeing her last name change on her driver’s license, but it was something that made Austin smile. And as he looked up at Alicia she caught his eye and realised what he was looking at, smiling back with a small nod before stepping back and folding her arms over her chest, leaning against the kitchen bench.
”It’s all worth it though… getting our lives sorted out…” Austin chuckled and stretched as Alicia shook her head. ”But… I’m not going through this again. This is going to be the last time.”
He smiled at her again, tilting his head. His long brown hair tied back, his beard hiding his still youthful face. ”Because we’ll be together forever?”
Alicia smirked and stepped forward, leaning down to look him in the eyes. ”That… and even if we don’t stay together, I’m never getting married again.” They both chuckled and laughed, Alicia reached across the table and took Austin’s hand in hers. The two of them stood there for a moment, feeling themselves decompress after doing all of the stressful paperwork they needed to get through during the day. They were the realities of married life. But they were more than ready to face them head-on.
A new frontier
”Here we go…”
Alicia slowly smiled, her blonde hair done up with braids down one side.
”Since I returned I have had a particular set of goals. A lot of people assumed that my goal would be to regain the World Bombshells Championship. And while everyone should want to hold that championship or the male equivalent, that wasn’t why I came back. I’ve accomplished a lot in my career, and I mean a lot. I’ve held championships all around the world and I have held them for a very long time.”
“In fact, there was a moment in time when I spent less time in my career without a championship than I did with one. If you looked back at my entire career, the amount of time I spent as a champion was about 75%. That is, three-quarters of my career was spent holding some kind of championship. That is a long time. Now, over the last couple of years that has extended out. I haven’t been in the championship conversation.”
“But now that has changed.”
“I won a number one contenders match. I beat three other women to earn my championship opportunity against Harper Mason for the Roulette Championship. And I followed it up after winning that opportunity by beating her best friend. And the thing is, I can’t even say that Cassie is a bad professional wrestler because she’s not. She’s decent, much like Harper. In fact, those two are so similar to each other I guess it’s a little bit hard to tell the difference. But I stomped Cassie into the ground as I prepared for this match.”
She sat down and leaned back in her chair, throwing one leg over the back and relaxing.
”But now, well, now we go into Violent Conduct. We roll on into the supercard and I get to go one-on-one with Harper Mason for the Roulette Championship. Miami, Florida, and the championship will be defended in a match where we won’t know the stipulation until the roulette wheel is spun. Old school roulette rules.”
“There was a time when I looked at the Roulette Championship and I didn’t want it. I thought the chaos and craziness that this division brings was a stain upon the sport of professional wrestling. You see, professional wrestling needs to be looked at with respect. And a lot of the things that happen in the Roulette Division don’t lean to the side of respect. Pillow fights, water balloon fights, mud wrestling, dance-off battle royals—all of these things are not what I signed up for when I wanted to become a professional wrestler.”
“But, the more I thought about it the more I realised that if you do step up and do everything in your power to adapt and change, it shows what wrestling can really be. Chaos. Total unbridled chaos. And Harper Mason currently holds the championship which encapsulates that chaos. Now, Harper, you have done everything you can to prove that you deserve that championship. You’ve done everything you can to step out of everyone else’s shadow and show that you belong here.”
“And hey, I’m not going to deny that you have earned some respect. You have been doing everything you can to make that championship mean something. Oh wait, that was Victoria Lyons. See, Victoria held that championship for just over a year. She made that championship a prized accomplishment and you were able to get the win over her, and many people are going to celebrate that. They are going to think that it is amazing that you were able to beat a woman who held that championship for so long and became the poster child for chaos.”
Alicia pauses again and shakes her head before continuing.
”Here’s the thing, Harper. I kind of feel bad for you. See, you had this tremendous high as you became the Roulette Champion and beat Victoria. But with that win comes expectation. See, when you beat a dominant champion and you take that from them, you have to follow up their championship reign with something that matters. And you’ve held that championship for just over a month. And in that time you really haven’t done anything. You haven’t plastered your face all over the shows. You haven’t shown the world what kind of champion you can be.”
“You just kind of exist.”
“And because of who you won that championship from, you now have all of this pressure on you. If you don’t have a championship reign that lives up to what Victoria did, you will be looked at as a failure. Now, me on the other hand, I can beat you and I can just make you a footnote in the history of that championship. And no matter what I do, as long as my reign is better than yours, it will be looked at as a success. So you are already looked at as a failure. And now you have to face me, someone who is one of the best professional wrestlers to ever step foot on this planet. Someone who is having a career renaissance. And you are standing in my way. No one else. You. So at Violent Conduct I’m going to take that championship from you and I am going to make sure you are relieved of that pressure. You are welcome, Harper.”
You can live with someone for months or years. You can be in a relationship with that person for months or years. But being in a relationship with someone is not the same as being married to them. Marriage is completely different. There is a reason why people can be in a relationship for over a decade and then it falls apart within a year after being married. Marriage adds an extra layer of stress.
Marriage makes things official. You sign a piece of paper linking yourself to another human being. Everything about your life becomes intertwined. You no longer exist as a singular entity in the eyes of the government. You become forever together.
And no one ever truly knows how they are going to react to that. They never know whether or not they are going to be able to accept it. To live your life as two human beings together. Property, finances, even healthcare are all pushed together and turned into a singular ownership. Some can handle it. Others can’t.
But Alicia and Austin had been married before. They had lived their lives happily with someone else. And as a married couple they all seemed happy together. Austin loved Lisa. He loved her more than he had ever loved anyone else before… until he met Alicia. But they were happy. They were happy together and they would have stayed that way if it wasn’t for the actions of an individual who only cared about himself and keeping his secrets safe. Alicia’s husband Michael. It would be easy to throw him under the bus and say that Alicia would’ve been unhappy with him. But the sad truth was as a married couple they worked well together.
They were happy, her sons were happy, the only thing they really thought about was Alicia staying in the ring as a professional wrestler instead of going home. He wanted more children. She wanted to continue her career. But even that argument didn’t stop them from having happy moments. But how would Austin and Alicia fare in the marriage department? The realities of being married, the realities of living together and wanting to have that life as one—it was different than simply being together. Being in love as a couple. Marriage complicates things.
But first they would get through their honeymoon period. But as is the life of professional wrestlers, their honeymoon was something work-related. And after arriving home, everything needed to be changed. ”The DMV is a fucking nightmare. I hate the fact I can’t do this online.” Alicia put the piece of paper down on the bench. A receipt. Paying a fee for changing her name on her driver’s license. A copy of Austin and her marriage certificate sitting under the receipt with the passport and all of the other identification she needed.
Austin sighed and nodded slowly. ”Yeah, the official identification changing stuff is always a pain. Almost as much of a pain as the insurance shit I’m doing. I’ve consolidated it all. You, Ryan and Rory are on the same policy that I have my kids on and myself.”
Alicia nodded slowly. She was happy that Austin was doing all of the paperwork as well. But that didn’t stop her from hating the fact they had to do it. Still, their children seemed happy. Rory and Ryan were approaching their teenage years and Marcus and Olivia were both walking and talking and could understand a lot more than they could when Alicia and Austin first started dating. It was hard for those two losing their mother at such a young age. It doesn’t mean Rory and Ryan had it easy, but they were older and were used to having to adapt.
”We have to decide if we want to file joint taxes…” Alicia groaned audibly, her head flying backward as she dramatically threw her arms out to the side. Austin chuckled and laughed to himself, his eyes trailing down to Alicia’s driver’s license. He smiled looking at her name. Violet Alicia Mercer. It was a small thing, seeing her last name change on her driver’s license, but it was something that made Austin smile. And as he looked up at Alicia she caught his eye and realised what he was looking at, smiling back with a small nod before stepping back and folding her arms over her chest, leaning against the kitchen bench.
”It’s all worth it though… getting our lives sorted out…” Austin chuckled and stretched as Alicia shook her head. ”But… I’m not going through this again. This is going to be the last time.”
He smiled at her again, tilting his head. His long brown hair tied back, his beard hiding his still youthful face. ”Because we’ll be together forever?”
Alicia smirked and stepped forward, leaning down to look him in the eyes. ”That… and even if we don’t stay together, I’m never getting married again.” They both chuckled and laughed, Alicia reached across the table and took Austin’s hand in hers. The two of them stood there for a moment, feeling themselves decompress after doing all of the stressful paperwork they needed to get through during the day. They were the realities of married life. But they were more than ready to face them head-on.
A new frontier
”Here we go…”
Alicia slowly smiled, her blonde hair done up with braids down one side.
”Since I returned I have had a particular set of goals. A lot of people assumed that my goal would be to regain the World Bombshells Championship. And while everyone should want to hold that championship or the male equivalent, that wasn’t why I came back. I’ve accomplished a lot in my career, and I mean a lot. I’ve held championships all around the world and I have held them for a very long time.”
“In fact, there was a moment in time when I spent less time in my career without a championship than I did with one. If you looked back at my entire career, the amount of time I spent as a champion was about 75%. That is, three-quarters of my career was spent holding some kind of championship. That is a long time. Now, over the last couple of years that has extended out. I haven’t been in the championship conversation.”
“But now that has changed.”
“I won a number one contenders match. I beat three other women to earn my championship opportunity against Harper Mason for the Roulette Championship. And I followed it up after winning that opportunity by beating her best friend. And the thing is, I can’t even say that Cassie is a bad professional wrestler because she’s not. She’s decent, much like Harper. In fact, those two are so similar to each other I guess it’s a little bit hard to tell the difference. But I stomped Cassie into the ground as I prepared for this match.”
She sat down and leaned back in her chair, throwing one leg over the back and relaxing.
”But now, well, now we go into Violent Conduct. We roll on into the supercard and I get to go one-on-one with Harper Mason for the Roulette Championship. Miami, Florida, and the championship will be defended in a match where we won’t know the stipulation until the roulette wheel is spun. Old school roulette rules.”
“There was a time when I looked at the Roulette Championship and I didn’t want it. I thought the chaos and craziness that this division brings was a stain upon the sport of professional wrestling. You see, professional wrestling needs to be looked at with respect. And a lot of the things that happen in the Roulette Division don’t lean to the side of respect. Pillow fights, water balloon fights, mud wrestling, dance-off battle royals—all of these things are not what I signed up for when I wanted to become a professional wrestler.”
“But, the more I thought about it the more I realised that if you do step up and do everything in your power to adapt and change, it shows what wrestling can really be. Chaos. Total unbridled chaos. And Harper Mason currently holds the championship which encapsulates that chaos. Now, Harper, you have done everything you can to prove that you deserve that championship. You’ve done everything you can to step out of everyone else’s shadow and show that you belong here.”
“And hey, I’m not going to deny that you have earned some respect. You have been doing everything you can to make that championship mean something. Oh wait, that was Victoria Lyons. See, Victoria held that championship for just over a year. She made that championship a prized accomplishment and you were able to get the win over her, and many people are going to celebrate that. They are going to think that it is amazing that you were able to beat a woman who held that championship for so long and became the poster child for chaos.”
Alicia pauses again and shakes her head before continuing.
”Here’s the thing, Harper. I kind of feel bad for you. See, you had this tremendous high as you became the Roulette Champion and beat Victoria. But with that win comes expectation. See, when you beat a dominant champion and you take that from them, you have to follow up their championship reign with something that matters. And you’ve held that championship for just over a month. And in that time you really haven’t done anything. You haven’t plastered your face all over the shows. You haven’t shown the world what kind of champion you can be.”
“You just kind of exist.”
“And because of who you won that championship from, you now have all of this pressure on you. If you don’t have a championship reign that lives up to what Victoria did, you will be looked at as a failure. Now, me on the other hand, I can beat you and I can just make you a footnote in the history of that championship. And no matter what I do, as long as my reign is better than yours, it will be looked at as a success. So you are already looked at as a failure. And now you have to face me, someone who is one of the best professional wrestlers to ever step foot on this planet. Someone who is having a career renaissance. And you are standing in my way. No one else. You. So at Violent Conduct I’m going to take that championship from you and I am going to make sure you are relieved of that pressure. You are welcome, Harper.”