Or maybe they just thought he was cute. And he was cute. A short, muscular frame, an offbeat attire that drew attention to his loins, and that hair…
The hair was a bit much, if she were being honest. It looked like he used his head as a mop.
However, she found Aiden rather pleasing overall, which was all she could’ve asked for in her debut. She needed to be memorable and make some art, and he’d be the perfect canvas. She smiled from the shadows of the gorilla position as his music died down and the director gave her cue. ”Let’s begin.”
Going from the Foo Fighters to Sarah Vaughan was about as stark a contrast as you could imagine, but that was precisely what the LAW crowd received, making the transition from alternate rock to breezy lounge jazz. The 1955 classic began, the lights came down and a single spotlight lit up the entrance ramp, illuminating the path as Lola slipped through the curtain.
The Body, In Full

Lola gets
And little man, little Lola wants you…”
Lola made her way down to the ring with a slow stride, taking her time, her bare feet gently padding across the metal. The crowd didn’t seem to know what to make of her right away—some of them fawned her figure, others booed her swaggers. There were more murmurs than anything as they tried to figure out what her gimmick was, if she even had one, to begin with. She was an unknown quantity, an enigma, and she preferred it that way. It was best that they start her career with a clean slate, letting her build her reputation from the ground up and giving her more leeway in whatever path she chooses.
Make up your mind to have no regrets
Recline yourself, resign yourself
You’re through
That path went through the man she spied in the ring. She kept her eyes forward, locked on him and solely him, as she made her way up the steps and slipped through the ropes, slipping her thick thighs through the middle and top rope to give both him and the crowd an enticing treat. She strutted towards the center of the ring as the lights came back up with her hands on her hips, and took a moment to look him over through half-lidded, inspecting him from head to toe, all while she kept the calmest, gentlest smile on her face, like she was watching a squirrel wandering into her yard or a curious bird on the windowsill. Like he was just a minor amusement to pass the time, the furthest thing from her opponent in a wrestling match.
”Hm.”
When the moment passed, she walked, spun about on her heel, and made her way over to her side of the ring while her music faded. There, she promptly leaned back against the turnbuckle and raised her arms in a high stretch. From her demeanor, you would never have guessed this was her first match in LAW.
