It's been a good month since Daidoji broke her back in her last game. Her doctor was able to tell Daidoji that she could return to the ring again but under certain conditions, such as going to see a physiotherapist once a week. The doctor had even given the card of a well-known masseuse in town, a Mrs. Jones. Daidoji wasted no time, making an appointment as soon as possible with this physio so he could return to the ring at her best.
The day of the appointment finally arrived and Daidoji was a little early, she was patiently waiting on a chair leafing through magazines. She only waited about twenty minutes before hearing a woman at the reception call her, announcing that the masseuse Jones was finally free to receive her. She then sets off for the announced office and knocks on the door while waiting for her permission to open the door to be able to enter, Daidoji was a respectful and exemplary Japanese woman despite her past as a bandit. Daidoji
Lex sat comfortably in her office, diligently transcribing notes from her previous client's session. Soon, she would prepare the room for her next appointment by laying out a soft mat on the floor. She had found that working on a mat rather than a table allowed her greater flexibility in using her hands and a more tactile approach when applying medical techniques to her patients' bodies.
To enhance the ambiance, soothing low-fi music played softly in the background, creating a relaxed atmosphere. An aromatic oil candle gently emitted a calming fragrance, adding to the overall sense of tranquility in the office. Lex had just finished cleaning the mat, carefully placing a fresh towel and a plump pillow for the next client's comfort.
Before welcoming her next patient, Lex took a moment to wash her hands and refresh her feet. She was dressed in a sleek, one-piece suit that not only provided unrestricted movement but also made her feel confident and empowered, a mindset that she believed positively influenced her patients' experiences.
As she completed her preparations, a knock on the door interrupted her concentration. Lex looked down at the paperwork and warmly called out, "Please, come on in!"
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Daidoji was a well-bred Japanese woman and announced her arrival before opening the door and walking through it. She entered the room and closed the door right after, then walking towards the physiotherapist's office but something was strange. Daidoji remained motionless when he saw the face of the famous physiotherapist named Jones, it was Lex.
This woman was one of Daidoji's many opponents, a woman who had not taken her seriously during their matches for a reason unknown to Daidoji. She perfectly remembered her hatred at that moment, a hatred quite great which completely pulverized her opponent thanks to her brute force. Obviously, the tigress remained on her guard and frowned, they were outside the ring but she was used to ending up in backstage brawls now, who knows if she was going to have one when all she wanted to do was heal her back.
"You!?... Out of all the physiotherapist on earth, it had to fall on you?!"
"Yes, I'm Doctor Alextra Jones, with over 20 years of experience as a physical therapist specializing in full-contact sports injuries. I've also received multiple awards for excellence in the medical field. Now, Daidoji, we can maintain professionalism and set aside any wrestling-related issues, or you can choose to keep your anger and pride intact while staying out of the sport. What will it be?"
Her tone was firm and direct, conveying her disappointment in Daidoji's previous comment.
"LAW and Wolf Medical Facilities, both uphold a strict code of etiquette and behavior. We're not in the business of WWE or any form of entertainment. So, please, take a seat or leave, but let's not mix my professional life with my ring persona again."
Lex sat up, awaiting Daidoji's response, hoping they could collaborate to get the fighter back into the ring.
Daidoji remained on her guard, especially when the woman in front of her, the one who had not taken her match seriously, asked Daidoji to be serious. It was incendiary, the situation was lunar.
"You're asking me to be professional when you weren't during our match?!"
A slight growl of rage could be heard from the tigress but Ms. Jones was right on one point, she did not seem to mix her professional life and her life at LAW, she seemed different and less. .. Flirty.
Daidoji then agreed to give her a chance, stepping forward with her guard down and sitting down on a chair in front of the desk, remaining with her arms crossed and her eyebrows furrowed.
"Good. You know I've been here since I broke my back in a match so. What are you going to do? I want to get back in the ring as soon as possible."
Lex gave a slow, understanding nod as she carefully pulled up Daidoji's medical records on her computer. Her eyes scanned through the pages, noting the specifics of the spinal fractures and the doctor's meticulous recommendations. She was determined to leave no stone unturned in her quest to get Daidoji back in the ring.
After reviewing the medical records, Lex moved on to the video of the match, watching the sequence where the injury occurred frame by frame. She wanted to grasp every detail, every nuance of what had happened to Daidoji in that brutal moment.
"Alright," Lex began, her voice measured and empathetic. "I've taken a close look at your medical history, and I've reviewed the footage of the match. It's clear that this was a brutal injury, but I want you to know that with the right care and time, we can bring you back to fighting form. However, I must be upfront; this recovery process will take at least three months, and two months is the best-case scenario."
She paused for a moment, letting the gravity of the situation sink in. "I understand that this might not be the news you were hoping for, but I'm here to ensure your long-term well-being and success in the ring."
With a reassuring smile, Lex gestured towards the soft mat on the floor. "Now, let's begin. I need you to take off your shoes and lie face down on the mat. This is where we start the journey towards your recovery. I'll be examining your spine and other limbs to assess the damage and kickstart our treatment plan."
With that, Lex rose from her chair, notebook in hand, and gracefully knelt beside the mat, fully prepared to guide Daidoji on her path to recovery.
Daidoji remained silent and continued to look coldly at Lex. She hadn't yet fully accepted the fact that this woman was a physical therapist and it bothered her a little that she was also a wrestler. Her gaze also became murderous when she saw her last match, was this a way to provoke the tigress?
No, Lex found herself very sympathetic with Daidoji and didn't make a single mockery during this match... What was going on? The tigress calmed down again and kept a neutral demeanor, tired of having to juggle between a normal mood and an angry mood every second.
“Hm. K.”
She listened carefully to what her doctor told her and followed her orders, removing her shoes as instructed before lying on her stomach on the mat. She sighed softly as she lay down, her back still hurt a little but she didn't want to let her doctor know, it might delay her return to the ring.
Lex observed with unwavering focus as Daidoji carefully removed her shoes and lay down. Her eyes followed every movement, akin to a hawk meticulously tracking its prey, mentally cataloging each subtle motion. After a brief pause to consult her notebook and jot down some notes, Lex moved in closer to Daidoji.
"Daidoji, I'm going to need to touch and move your body. Some of it may cause discomfort, and for that, I apologize. But it's essential to understand that the road to recovery won't be easy, okay?" With great care, Lex gently maneuvered Daidoji's arms above her head, ensuring she lay flat on her stomach. Lex then swung one leg over Daidoji's body, positioning herself so that they both faced the same direction, her legs on either side of Daidoji's form.
She began the examination of Daidoji's spine with a methodical approach. Her skilled hands traversed each vertebra, her fingers applying gentle pressure as she meticulously assessed the condition of each one. Lex's focus was unwavering, her touch both professional and empathetic, as she searched for any signs of injury or discomfort that might be concealed within Daidoji's spine.
"Daidoji, do you have any preferred music?" Lex inquired softly, maintaining her careful examination as her hands continued their methodical ascent along Daidoji's back.
Daidoji was lying on her stomach and remained very silent, despite Lex's warning about where she was going to be hit. She had promised her that she would do her job properly, so she didn't have to worry, right?
She frowned slightly as she felt the specialist touch her back in places no one had ever touched her. It was a weird feeling... Pleasant but the tigress didn't know what to think about it, especially since she wasn't used to being touched basicly because she didn't let anyone touch her, unless it was for a fight.
“Stay serious on your work, I don’t want to talk to you about my life.”
Daidoji answered Lex's question coldly, she might be the one taking care of her currently but the tigress had no desire to bond or be friendly with such a weak woman in struggle, this woman shamed her during their match by trying to hit on her.
Lex sighed softly, her breath carrying the weight of concern as she carefully worked on Daidoji's spine. Her fingers, deft and precise, traversed the contours of the tigress's back, homing in on the tender, injured area. "My goodness, you're as obstinate as ever," she remarked, her voice a blend of patience and compassion. "I asked about the music because it can help relax your mind and, in turn, your body. Do you want to heal quickly or not? We just discussed this not long ago."
As Lex continued her meticulous examination, she gently shifted her position, lowering herself to sit on Daidoji's rear carefully. Her weight was barely noticeable as she would lean down her breast in the skin tight suit touching Daidoji's, and her touch remained delicate, like a healer's touch. She guided Daidoji to turn slowly from side to side, her keen eyes closely tracking every movement. "How does that feel?" Lex inquired earnestly, her concern evident in the crease of her brow. "I need you to be honest with me. Please don't conceal anything, as it's essential for me to help you properly, Daidoji then i can enjoy my weekend watching you win."
