TertiusHuman
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Peter "Hedeon" Puskin
I came to this coffee shop for three reasons, the coffee is strong and warm, the sandwiches are freshly made and the girl behind the counter.
Not a lot of people would recognize her now, but she used to be the golden girl of the boxing world. She had a meteoric rise, the media could not get enough of her and the sponsors vied heavily to support her. Even I knew that she was too young and inexperienced to go up against the woman's champion, Stacy Quade. The first bout was a hard, drawn-out fight, Stacy was not ready for the toughness of the new kid, but she was a willy character. It took one slip, a slight bit of misdirection and the champion struck.
The second bout was too soon and even I knew that she was not ready to face Stacy again, I knew the sponsors wanted it, they pushed as a champion would be exactly what would heighten their stock. It was a hunt for money and prestige and the young girl had no idea that she had been manipulated. I may not have been on her crew or have been part of the match, but I had been in enough situations inside the ring throughout my years to know exactly what happened. This time Stacy was ready, but the kid wasn't.
Stacy maneuvered her into the correct position and this time the strike to the back of the head placed her on the mat and kept her there, she had to be stretchered off, and if you believed the news, directly to the hospital. She fell from the grid after that and one day she walked into this coffee shop around three months ago. I could not believe it and when she struck out at the previous server for making a derogatory remark about her being a weak woman, I could see that still had it. She broke his jaw with one cross punch and he did not rise for a few minutes, it was then that Tony, the owner, stepped in. They had words and she ended up getting a job and a small apartment above the coffee shop.
I knew that she only saw me as a regular and had no real idea as to who I really am.
I came to this coffee shop for three reasons, the coffee is strong and warm, the sandwiches are freshly made and the girl behind the counter.
Not a lot of people would recognize her now, but she used to be the golden girl of the boxing world. She had a meteoric rise, the media could not get enough of her and the sponsors vied heavily to support her. Even I knew that she was too young and inexperienced to go up against the woman's champion, Stacy Quade. The first bout was a hard, drawn-out fight, Stacy was not ready for the toughness of the new kid, but she was a willy character. It took one slip, a slight bit of misdirection and the champion struck.
The second bout was too soon and even I knew that she was not ready to face Stacy again, I knew the sponsors wanted it, they pushed as a champion would be exactly what would heighten their stock. It was a hunt for money and prestige and the young girl had no idea that she had been manipulated. I may not have been on her crew or have been part of the match, but I had been in enough situations inside the ring throughout my years to know exactly what happened. This time Stacy was ready, but the kid wasn't.
Stacy maneuvered her into the correct position and this time the strike to the back of the head placed her on the mat and kept her there, she had to be stretchered off, and if you believed the news, directly to the hospital. She fell from the grid after that and one day she walked into this coffee shop around three months ago. I could not believe it and when she struck out at the previous server for making a derogatory remark about her being a weak woman, I could see that still had it. She broke his jaw with one cross punch and he did not rise for a few minutes, it was then that Tony, the owner, stepped in. They had words and she ended up getting a job and a small apartment above the coffee shop.
I knew that she only saw me as a regular and had no real idea as to who I really am.
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