Aftermath

[JingleJangle]

For the couple days after Beatrix Reynold’s debut in LAW the woman hadn’t left her apartment. Instead she shut herself away, not willing to have any contact with anyone. Not like she was likely to run into someone she knew, she was new in town and in the country and the only people she knew there were from work and of course Ivan Ramirez, who also was from work. Being completely manhandled by the redheaded guy in her debut truly hurt her. Yes, she had been curious about the nature of hentai wrestling because she thought that wrestling itself was inherently hot, but her first taste couldn’t go worse since nothing there was enticing or alluring, not even thrilling as a competition. What transpired was a fuckfest, a complete domination and destruction of her self until Ivan was satisfied, leaving Bea in shambles. In fact, one of the few things she managed to gather strength to do was to write her resignation letter.

Fate crossed paths with Bea just another time when she heard an e-mail notification. It came from LAW’s intranet so it had to be someone from there that had noticed her. The message was comforting though, trying to give her solace and validate her in just some few sentences before offering for a meeting. It would be in a local café, a well thought neutral ground where Bea wouldn’t have anything to worry about. Her initial reaction would have been trash the e-mail and send her letter, but something prevented her from doing so. Curiosity took over. Could this be a true nice person, a helping hand willing to help her adapt to LAW? Could somehow her first taste of the league be the exception and not the rule? She only had one way to find out, and being honest she didn’t have that many choices left, so she responded to the main confirming her assistance.

After some more time of silent reflection on the latest events Beatrix gathered the strength and courage to get ready and get to the meeting point. It was a café in the city center, a place with lots of people so she could feel safe. Bea almost doesn’t make it in time because it required a lot of will from her part to just get ready and get out of her apartment but now she was at the appointed place, she just needed to scout her whereabouts in search of the person she was looking for, any sign of that person being from LAW, but people don’t have “LAW” written on them for coworkers to identify so Bea started scanning faces in search for any sign of recognition. After all, the person who sent the e-mail said they saw her debut so at least they knew her face.