I've always taken pride about how my son views me. I want to always set a good example for Loto and to make sure that he'll soon take over this business if he doesn't want to pursue a career in football.
 
The entire bloodline dispute has been a complete success over the past few months. After telling Jey to fix himself when it comes to how his sons viewed him, I walked backstage to grab something to drink and relaxed in my personal locker-room.
 
I didn't get a few minutes to myself until I heard knocking on my door. 
 
"My Tribal Chief, I was just informed by Adam Pearce that Jey Uso is going to be in a match against Kevin Owens tonight after they had a brawl breaking out when you wasn't around." 
 
"Is that so? Jey better win for the sake of our bloodline, Paul."
 
"Surely enough, he will." Paul said, frazzled. 
 
"When's the match?" I asked in a low tone of voice. 
 
"In just a few minutes. It's the main event tonight for SmackDown."
 
"Alright. Let's head out to the gorilla and watch over at the big screen."
 
Paul and I walked over to the gorilla and watched my cousin's match against Kevin Owens. I watched as Jey's entrance came on and he walked down to the ring and was rubbing his temples for the third time tonight. Not only was he stressed, but he was under pressure with me scolding him from earlier. 
 
I stood there with Paul at my side as the match started. 

Kevin started hitting Jey around with simple chops and slapping him around like his bitch. I stood there at the gorilla with furrowed eyebrows and I started to become frustrated. Kevin kept throwing Jey into the ring and stomping him repeatedly in the sides. All I could do at this moment was run my fingers through my beard in annoyance. 
 
Paul continued to stare at me with concern on his face. Jey finally began to gain the strength to throw Kevin onto the ground and throwing punches back and forth. Kevin then stood up and hit Jey across the face with a punch to the side of his jaw and followed-up with a Senton. 
 
Later on in the match, Jey was attempting to finish off the match by bringing his body against the ring post and looked over at Kevin like he was prey. 
 
"Now I gotta get you!" Jey shouted. 
 
He stood up and ran towards Kevin and he quickly dodged Jey. I was getting more frustrated when Kevin kept dominating the match when it should be my cousin. Jey was doing everything in his power to impress me. He rolled out of the ring and picked up a steel chair and threw it into the ring. It was too late and Kevin performed the Stunner to my cousin as he fell out of the ring. 
 
"You saw Roman Reigns, you gotta wonder what's going through his mind right now." Michael Cole said.
 
"I don't think you need to wonder, Cole. I think it's pretty evident. Roman Reigns is ticked off!" Corey Graves replied to Michael Cole on commentary. 
 
Damn right I was ticked off. I stood there and watched my cousin getting his ass beat. Kevin started ramming a steel chair into Jey's back and slamming him on the ground without stopping. Suddenly, he looked into the camera and was trying to provoke me. 
 
"Are you watching, Roman? Are you watching, huh? Because I've been watching you!" Kevin said, hitting my cousin in the back with the steel chair once more.
 
"Is this your family? Where are you? This is how your big your family is because of you!" 
 
Kevin slams the steel chair into Jey once again. 
 
"You want people to fear you? I fear no one!" 
 
Kevin then repeatedly injured my cousins back with the steel chair without stopping. 
 
"Including you." He said, looking into the camera full of hatred and holding his arm.
 
Paul continued to stand next to me and rubbing his face. 
 
"Roman, got a problem with me? Come say it to my face!"
 
He stood up on the commentary table with his arms out, provoking me once more. 
 
"Come on, Roman! Come find me! I'm the head of this table!" 
 
My cousin was then dragged into the ring by his hair. "Come on, Roman!" Kevin shouted once more before laying another Stunner to my cousin. Kevin then rolled out of the ring and sat down at the commentary table and slammed his hand against the table in frustration. 
 
"Where are you, huh?" He said in between breaths. "I'll be waiting!" 
 
The camera zoomed into my face and I stood there with anger written all over my face as I took a deep breath and tried to keep my composure. 
 
When the show ended, I waited for my cousin to arrive backstage to meet up with Paul and I. Honestly, I didn't get along with Kevin Owens in this business. He was that one performer that always believed that he was better than everyone else and always wanted to show-off. After the show went off the air, I had to leave the arena and make another long trip to take care of my wife and my newborn daughter. 
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Arriving home, I could see my beautiful wife, my son and our newborn daughter, Samaria, all on the couch together with our dog, Duke, sleeping in his bed on the ground. I knocked on the door and Ashley greeted me with a peck on the lips with the biggest smile on her face.
 
"I wasn't gone that long, Ash."
 
"I missed you so much, Ro!"
 
"I missed you too."
 
"Daddy! I saw SmackDown earlier." Loto said.
 
"You did?"
 
"Yeah! Why didn't you fight that mean man Kevin?"
 
"It was your Uncle Jey's job to do that, son."
 
"Why didn't you save Uncle Jey?"
 
"Well, son. Uncle Jey can fight his own battles in the ring. I can't always come to his rescue like a superhero."
 
"Well Daddy, you're my hero and you save me when things get scary."
 
"I-I am?" I stuttered. 
 
"Yeah! You're the best dad in the entire world!"
 
After hearing that from my son, I walked into the kitchen and started to become emotional. It wasn't long until Ashley noticed I wasn't in the room for awhile and checked up on me.
 
"Ro, are you okay?"
 
"Yeah." I sniffled, "I was just looking for something."
 
"It looks like you were crying, Ro. What happened?"
 
"These onions were lying out on the counter so I think that's why I have tears in my eyes. I was about to put them in the fridge." I lied. 
 
"Ro." Ashley said with a worried look on her face.
 
"It's nothing serious, Ash."
 
She continued to look at me with concern and then I told her the truth. I didn't feel like she should see me getting emotional over something as small as my son saying that I was his hero.
 
"Alright, alright. I just feel like I'm doing a great job at being a father because our son said I was his hero. Not many children nowadays say that to their fathers, you know?"
 
"I understand, Ro. It's because you've been there for him through so much and even when he went through that kidnapping incident, you came to his rescue and he's so proud to have you as his father." She said. 
 
"I'm glad that I'm doing something right. Not only am I an amazing father but I'm also a great husband too."
 
"Of course!" 
 
I leaned forward and pressed my lips against Ashley's before we made our way back into the living room. I decided on having a family movie night like before and I enjoyed the little moments between my wife and children.