Mia sat up and looked at Paloma intently.
MIA: Yeah, I’ve read the biography. I’ve seen your matches Paloma. Believe me when I say that I’m well
aware of your Hall of Fame credentials. I’ve seen plenty of your fights. You’re one of the strongest
women I’ve seen, and I’ve seen some strong ones. You’re a fantastic technical wrestler. You are without
a doubt one of the all-time greats.
PALOMA: Good. We settle. When first match?
MIA: Never.
Paloma slammed her arms on the desk, staring coldly into Mia’s eyes.
PALOMA: You say what?
MIA: I said never.
PALOMA: Care explain. That way I no get angry.
MIA: Simple. You’re insane.
PALOMA: Want be next opponent?
MIA: That’s exactly what I’m talking about Parra. You’re a maniac. How many women’s careers have
you ended? Eight? Nine?
PALOMA: You no give credit. That only amount who arms I break.
MIA: I am not going to allow a sick freak like you to ruin this company like you’ve done in the past.
PALOMA: I no ruin companies.
MIA: Oh really? The first company you were in, closed while you were champion.
PALOMA: No my fault. I be champion. I beat all entire time I there. Not my fault no woman beat me.
Not fault fans realize no woman beat me. No longer show up.
MIA: IT’S YOUR FAULT YOU CRIPPLED HUMAN BEINGS!!!!
Paloma smirked at the memories of all the woman who screamed in pain in her grasp, and all the snaps
of bones in her career.
PALOMA: All I want is chance to prove I greatest wrestler ever. Face American women first time ever.
Maybe someone here better?
MIA: Many here better. In fact, I could beat the crap out of you whenever I wanted.
PALOMA: Please. Try. I want.
MIA: Forget it. Besides, don’t try to fool me. The only reason you’re here is because you were such a
sick human being they banned you from wrestling in Europe ever again. You’ve got nowhere else to go.
PALOMA: I banned cause I beat up daughter of politician in match. She weak. No as strong as I. Try
use political power to take me. I use real power break her. I just want wrestle. Sides….strong ally on
board. She want me here. No allow, I sue.
Mia knew the truth in that statement, and sighed in defeat of this round.
MIA: Fine. I can’t stop you. The board’s already signed you to a contract.
PALOMA: Fine. Who first women I fight?
MIA: I’m not done talking. Don’t ever interrupt me again. I AM the General Manager here on Law and
Order. So guess what? When it comes to the things in that ring, I make the rules. Not the board.
PALOMA: That threat?
MIA: No. Merely a statement of facts. And here’s another statement of facts. Since I’m GM, what I say
goes. And what I say is the only way you’re wrestling here is if you win a roster spot, just like everyone
else. Don’t worry, I won’t choose a main eventer. I’m fair. You will face another minor leaguer just like
everyone else.
PALOMA: Fine. I break her like all others.
MIA: No. No you won’t. Here’s the rest of your deal. You cripple one woman, you’re gone. You maim
one woman, you’re gone. You go beyond the lines ONE FREAKING TIME, I SEND YOUR ASS OUT OF
HERE ON A RAIL!!
PALOMA: Fine.
MIA: I don’t think you understand me. I don’t want you here. I don’t particularly like you. You’ve hurt
some of my best friends very badly. As far as I’m concerned, you’re a piece of garbage who should
never work again. And I’m not letting you do the crap you pulled across the Atlantic fly around here. If
you even consider crossing me, I will end you.
PALOMA: That be interesting. I remember words Mia St. John. I remind you of them some day. Cross
me, I respond harsher.
MIA: That a threat?
PALOMA: No ever make threats. No need. Actions louder. Actions speak for me.
MIA: Get the hell out of my office. I have to inform your opponent about the match. I’m watching you.
PALOMA: Have good night. I know I enjoy.
MIA: Yeah, I’ve read the biography. I’ve seen your matches Paloma. Believe me when I say that I’m well
aware of your Hall of Fame credentials. I’ve seen plenty of your fights. You’re one of the strongest
women I’ve seen, and I’ve seen some strong ones. You’re a fantastic technical wrestler. You are without
a doubt one of the all-time greats.
PALOMA: Good. We settle. When first match?
MIA: Never.
Paloma slammed her arms on the desk, staring coldly into Mia’s eyes.
PALOMA: You say what?
MIA: I said never.
PALOMA: Care explain. That way I no get angry.
MIA: Simple. You’re insane.
PALOMA: Want be next opponent?
MIA: That’s exactly what I’m talking about Parra. You’re a maniac. How many women’s careers have
you ended? Eight? Nine?
PALOMA: You no give credit. That only amount who arms I break.
MIA: I am not going to allow a sick freak like you to ruin this company like you’ve done in the past.
PALOMA: I no ruin companies.
MIA: Oh really? The first company you were in, closed while you were champion.
PALOMA: No my fault. I be champion. I beat all entire time I there. Not my fault no woman beat me.
Not fault fans realize no woman beat me. No longer show up.
MIA: IT’S YOUR FAULT YOU CRIPPLED HUMAN BEINGS!!!!
Paloma smirked at the memories of all the woman who screamed in pain in her grasp, and all the snaps
of bones in her career.
PALOMA: All I want is chance to prove I greatest wrestler ever. Face American women first time ever.
Maybe someone here better?
MIA: Many here better. In fact, I could beat the crap out of you whenever I wanted.
PALOMA: Please. Try. I want.
MIA: Forget it. Besides, don’t try to fool me. The only reason you’re here is because you were such a
sick human being they banned you from wrestling in Europe ever again. You’ve got nowhere else to go.
PALOMA: I banned cause I beat up daughter of politician in match. She weak. No as strong as I. Try
use political power to take me. I use real power break her. I just want wrestle. Sides….strong ally on
board. She want me here. No allow, I sue.
Mia knew the truth in that statement, and sighed in defeat of this round.
MIA: Fine. I can’t stop you. The board’s already signed you to a contract.
PALOMA: Fine. Who first women I fight?
MIA: I’m not done talking. Don’t ever interrupt me again. I AM the General Manager here on Law and
Order. So guess what? When it comes to the things in that ring, I make the rules. Not the board.
PALOMA: That threat?
MIA: No. Merely a statement of facts. And here’s another statement of facts. Since I’m GM, what I say
goes. And what I say is the only way you’re wrestling here is if you win a roster spot, just like everyone
else. Don’t worry, I won’t choose a main eventer. I’m fair. You will face another minor leaguer just like
everyone else.
PALOMA: Fine. I break her like all others.
MIA: No. No you won’t. Here’s the rest of your deal. You cripple one woman, you’re gone. You maim
one woman, you’re gone. You go beyond the lines ONE FREAKING TIME, I SEND YOUR ASS OUT OF
HERE ON A RAIL!!
PALOMA: Fine.
MIA: I don’t think you understand me. I don’t want you here. I don’t particularly like you. You’ve hurt
some of my best friends very badly. As far as I’m concerned, you’re a piece of garbage who should
never work again. And I’m not letting you do the crap you pulled across the Atlantic fly around here. If
you even consider crossing me, I will end you.
PALOMA: That be interesting. I remember words Mia St. John. I remind you of them some day. Cross
me, I respond harsher.
MIA: That a threat?
PALOMA: No ever make threats. No need. Actions louder. Actions speak for me.
MIA: Get the hell out of my office. I have to inform your opponent about the match. I’m watching you.
PALOMA: Have good night. I know I enjoy.
As the show came back from break, the camera was panning in on General Manager Mia St. John’s
office. Mia was sitting at her desk, looking troubled. The camera spun around, revealing a striking, well
built blonde, staring down at her intently.
office. Mia was sitting at her desk, looking troubled. The camera spun around, revealing a striking, well
built blonde, staring down at her intently.
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MIA: Might I ask what you’re doing here?
???: I tell you. I want chance be wrestler here.
MIA: You honestly think I’m going to let you into this company? Would you please explain to me why I’d
be so stupid?
???: Simple. I Paloma Parra. I greatest wrestler history of Europe. For twenty years I dominate
continent. Went undefeated for first five years, many year long no loss streaks past then. Defeat
everyone. Win over thirty titles while there. Held European Championship when I left. No wrestler ever
better than me. Want chance prove myself against America.
???: I tell you. I want chance be wrestler here.
MIA: You honestly think I’m going to let you into this company? Would you please explain to me why I’d
be so stupid?
???: Simple. I Paloma Parra. I greatest wrestler history of Europe. For twenty years I dominate
continent. Went undefeated for first five years, many year long no loss streaks past then. Defeat
everyone. Win over thirty titles while there. Held European Championship when I left. No wrestler ever
better than me. Want chance prove myself against America.
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