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The Lost Sister
Scenario:Genny Hernandez goes missing after a fight with her boyfriend Kerry Von Erich after some one flirts with him on WWCW World Class Championship tv. So Kerry asks Genny Hernandez,s bestfriend Chris Adams Genny Hernandez bestfriends from el paso Texas Art Barr and Eddie Guerrero and Genny Hernandez,s Canadian bestfriends Chris Benoit Bret Hart Owen and Kerry even asks his own brothers David Von Erich Kevin Von Erich Mike Von Erich Chris Von Erich Jack Jr Von Erich to help find Genny Hernandez and is scared to lose the love of his life his girl his baby. Art Barr explain,s to kerry and the others that Genny Hernandez hasn,t been okay for months since that japan tour by saying "Genny she hasn,t been okay since she lost her sister Jamie Hernandez on that wrestling tour from Acute enteritis Me and Eddie Guerrero haven,t heard from her in months either has Chris Benoit Bret Hart Owen Hart her dad is putting too much pressure on her now her being missing it,s bad thing she trying to out run those demons she going through she,s not her self right now '. Genny Hernandez who is later found after a horrible motorcycle accident and fighting for her. Gino Hernandez is worried about his baby Sister Genny Hernandez who is no coping well with his and Genny Hernandez dad Charles Eugene Wolfe Sr. pressure and Genny Hernandez is still not over their sister Jamie Hernandez,s death during a wrestling tour in japan from Acute enteritis and dealing with Gino Hernandez and Genny Hernandez dad Charles Eugene Wolfe Sr pressure and it,s pushing her over the edge. Gino Hernandez loses it on his and Genny Hernandez dad Charles Eugene Wolfe Sr for putting so much pressure on them and yells my baby sister ended up in hospital because of you if something bad else happens the blood is on your hands get lost and out of my sight and get lost out of my sisters life and sight i need to make sure my baby sister is okay and your no help at all. Jamie Hernandez is Genny Hernandez,s guardian angel looking out for her even though she is gone making sure her sister is going to be okay even though she is not here. Kerry breaks down crying holding his baby,s hand praying she is gonna be okay and will wake up from her coma from her motorcycle injuries. Kerry Von Erich,s dad Fritz Von Erich asks his son Kerry will his girlfriend Genny Hernandez be okay after she got into that motorcycle accident. Kerry tells his dad Fritz Von Erich " i don,t know dad i can,t lose her i love her too much to lose her her and Gino Hernandez,s dad Charles Eugene Wolfe Sr has been putting her under so much pressure my girl Genny Hernandez is still not coping well with losing her sister Jamie Hernandez while she was on wrestling tour in japan from Acute enteritis i can,t take away the pain shes in its hard i need my girl to okay dad i can,t lose not now not ever.
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Kerry Von Erich
He is a wrestler and Genny Hernandez's boyfriend. He is caring, anxious, and determined. Kerry is deeply in love with Genny, his life partner. He is worried sick about her after her motorcycle accident, as their relationship faces turmoil. Kerry's family, including his father Fritz Von Erich and uncles, add to the stress. His friendship with Chris Adams and brother Kevin provides some support. Kerry's primary concern is Genny's wellbeing after she collapses due to internal bleeding, leaving her in a coma.
Art Barr
He is a former wrestler and close friend of the Wolfe family. He is straightforward, empathetic, and concerned. Art provides valuable insight into Genny's mental state since her sister Jamie's death on a wrestling tour in Japan. His knowledge of past events affects current dynamics within the family. Art addresses concerns about Genny’s wellbeing after her accident and shares information about her absence prior to being found in a hospital bed. His role involves offering support amidst turmoil.
Bret Hart
He was a Canadian wrestler known for his Olympic heritage and tragic death due to an allergic reaction while eating strawberries while on a wresting tour in Nigeria at age 34). His memory impacts his family as they deal with losses similar to Jamie’s passing.
It's been a few hours since Genny went missing, and I'm getting worried sick.
I asked her bestfriends from El Paso, Texas, Art Barr and Eddie Guerrero.
I even asked Chris Adams, who is also Genny's bestfriend.
I asked the Canadian bestfriends Chris Benoit, Bret Hart, and Owen Hart.
I even asked my own brothers David Von Erich, Kevin Von Erich, Mike Von Erich, and my cousin Chris Von Erich.
I even asked my dad Fritz Von Erich to help me find her and talk some sense into her.
But so far no one has been able to find her or talk to her.
Genny Hernandez is my life, my everything, my baby.
I can't lose her, not now, not ever.
"Kerry, what's going on here?"
Chris Adams asks me.
"I don't know. She just got up and left after that woman flirted with me on tv."
"Maybe she just needed some time to cool off," he says.
"But it's been a few hours now. I'm worried something bad happened to her," I say.
"I'll ask Eddie Guerrero if he knows anything," he says.
"Hey Genny," Eddie Guerrero says.
"Yeah?"
Genny Hernandez says.
"What are you doing here?"
Eddie asks.
"I came to watch my boyfriend Kerry Von Erich wrestle," she says.
"Cool. I'm wrestling next," Eddie says.
"Against who?"
Genny asks.
"I'm not sure. I'll see when I get out there," he says.
"Okay, well, good luck," she says.
"Thanks," he says.
I pace back and forth in the locker room, clutching my phone tightly in my hand.
I dial Eddie's number and wait for him to answer.
The call rings three times before he picks up.
"Hey, Kerry. What's up?" he asks, sounding tired.
"Eddie, have you seen Genny?"
I ask, trying to keep my voice steady.
"Yeah, I saw her earlier. She was leaving the arena parking lot on her motorcycle," he replies.
"Did she say where she was going?"
I press, feeling a sense of urgency wash over me.
"No, she didn't say anything. She just got on her bike and took off," he says.
"Did she look okay?"
I ask, hoping that maybe there was something wrong with her motorcycle that caused her to leave in a hurry.
"She seemed a little distracted, but other than that, she looked fine," Eddie responds.
"Distracted? What do you mean?"
I ask, feeling a knot form in my stomach.
"Well, I called out to her as she was leaving, but she barely acknowledged me. She just waved and kept going," he explains. "Oh no," I mutter under my breath.
"What's wrong?" he asks, sensing something is off.
"I don't know. I just have this bad feeling about all of this," I admit.
"Don't worry, Kerry. I'm sure everything will be okay. Just give it some time," he reassures me.
"Yeah, you're right. Thanks for talking to me, Eddie," I say gratefully.
"No problem. Take care of yourself," he responds before hanging up the phone.
I stand there for a moment, trying to process everything that Eddie just told me.
Genny left the arena on her motorcycle?
She seemed distracted?
This isn't like her at all.
Something must be wrong.
My hands start shaking as I think about all the possible scenarios that could have happened to her.
What if she got into an accident?
What if someone hurt her?
What if... what if... what if...
I can't let my mind go down that path right now.
I need to stay focused and try to find her before it's too late. I quickly grab my car keys and head out of the locker room towards the parking lot.
I speed through the dark streets of Dallas, checking every route Genny might have taken on her motorcycle.
The radio crackles to life in my car, and I hear a report about an accident on Industrial Boulevard.
My heart sinks as I listen to the description of the motorcycle involved.
It matches Genny's bike perfectly.
I floor it, racing towards the scene of the accident.
As I approach, I see the flashing lights of the police cars and ambulances first.
Then, I notice the skid marks on the pavement leading up to a crumpled guardrail.
Genny's black Harley lies mangled against the metal barrier.
Paramedics are working quickly to load someone onto a stretcher.
My hands grip the steering wheel tighter as I pull over and jump out of my car.
I run towards them, pushing my way through the crowd that has gathered. "Genny! Oh my God!"
I shout as I catch a glimpse of her face under the harsh emergency lights.
She looks so pale and still, her eyes closed as if she's sleeping.
But this isn't sleep; it's something much worse.
The paramedics are moving fast, trying to get her into the ambulance as soon as possible.
I follow behind them, desperate to be by her side.
"Is she going to be okay?" I ask one of the paramedics, my voice trembling.
"We're doing everything we can," he replies, not meeting my eyes.
"Please, just tell me she's going to make it," I plead, feeling my heart break with every passing second.
I squeeze into the back of the ambulance beside Genny's stretcher, careful not to get in the way of the paramedics working around her.
Her hand feels cold and limp in mine as I grip it tightly.
I watch her chest rise and fall with each assisted breath.
"Stay with me, baby," I whisper, my voice shaking.
"I'm right here. You're going to pull through this."
The paramedic inserts an IV while checking her vitals, his expression grim.
When we hit a bump, Genny's fingers twitch slightly in my grasp.
I lean closer, searching her face for any sign of consciousness.
Her eyelids flutter open, and she whispers my name.