Trinika and Joe are childhood friends, who have not been in touch since a brief teenage fling ended badly. When Trinika returns to WWE, romantic chemistry of attachment and unity from their teenage years reappears and they realize that they will alw...
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Takecia's eyes bounced back and forth between Joe and Trinika at the restaurant table. Joe and Trinika both stare at each other, like no one else is in the room and the sexual tension swirls around them.
"Okay, y'all been staring at each other all night, say something or do something at this point," Josh said, shaking his head.
Trinika smacked her lips and threw her hair over her shoulder. "What are you trying to imply, Joshua?" Trinika asked her brother-in-law.
Joshua wiggled his eyebrows at Trinika. "You know exactly what I'm implying, Nika," Joshua replied with a smirk.
Joe rolled his eyes. "Ignore him, Nika," Joe told her before clearing his throat. "So, how's life in Jacksonville?" Joe asked Trinika.
Trinika shrugged. "It's okay. You know, it's not easy being a single mom and doing it by myself," Trinika answered.
"Yeah, I bet," Joe said.
"But I try my best," Trinika said, nodding. "But I second-guess myself all the time. I wonder if I'm messing up in some kind of way," Trinika said.
Trinity chimed in.
"I see how you are with the boys, Nika. You're doing just fine," Trinity said.
"Thanks, Trin," Trinika said with a small smile.
"You've always been a good role model, I'm sure your boys are good kids," Joe told Trinika.
"Yeah, but I'm worried they don't have good male role models in their lives, you know, they don't get to see their uncles a lot so I do worry about that," Trinika said.
