Nothing nice to say: A Backstage Encounter

[Weonna]

Emma didn't even try to defend herself...to her this was punishment she deserved and let Alanna pound her to her heart's content. She even got the Rear naked choke in as the Canadian was struggling. Luckily security broke then up as Emma laid on the ground already beaten before the match.

Getting up real slowly Emma left the room too ashamed of herself to even go to the match but she was pulled by the refs asking her if she was ok.

Emma nodded to the ref and was asked if she still wants to proceed with the match...As much as Emma wanted to go home and just stay under her blanket she told the ref.

"Y...Y...Yeah..." very unenthusastic...it be a real shame if she just left now knowing that there are her fans waiting for her at the other side but her heart wasn't there. After taking time for both women to come to an agreement the match will happen despite Alanna attacking before even getting into the ring.

[ScylliasExoter]

"Fight me, bitch!" Alanna yelled as while choking Emma. With great effort, security yanked Alanna off of Emma and held her back as she tried breaking off to charge Emma again. She had to be carried away to another room where a LAW booker came to question her about what happened. "Why did you attack her?" the translator asked. Resolving not to be a snitch, she collected herself and scoffed, "I just I didn't like her stupid face." When asked about yelling that Emma was a bigot, Alanna answered, Oh I don't know anything about that. Must have been the language barrier. I sometimes mix French and English."

The Booker then said Alanna would be fined (again) but, that was a small price to pay for the chance to beat Emma's ass in the ring. Alanna pondered for a moment. She was confused as to why Emma didn't offer any resistance. And nothing about their previous encounters gave the impression she was homophobic (quite the opposite, in fact). Alanna put it out of her mind though. She was going to beat her in that ring, so she made whatever promises to bow and shake hands if it meant the match would still happen.