Post by Deleted on Jun 5, 2018 2:36:48 GMT -5
OOC: GOING TO POST MY FIRST FEW RPS HERE SO YOU GUYS HAVE AN IDEA OF WHO JUDY ISS...
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::CHAPTER ONE::
LOCATION: Seventh Veil, Sunset Blvd. & La Brea Ave. - West Hollywood, CA.
DATE and TIME: April 21, 2018 @ 11:48 PM
It was a thunderstorm and I wasn’t equipt with an umbrella. April Showers would be putting it lightly. It was a busier than usual night at Seventh Veil and someone kept telling me I was the reason for the apparent business. “You the reason everybody is in here tonight!” I heard The annoying little piss ant with the Russian accent say, his volume just barely loud enough to hear over the music.
This naïve soul thought I was one of the strippers. Ha, I was wearing clothes. Fucking tourist. I ignore the patron and head past the DJ booth and the curtains and into the women’s locker room. The girls had the “girls” out in doubles like Reese’s cups.
“Judith!” Natasha shouted from the far end of the locker room. Titty tassles, heels, and a g-string. I affiliated with the in-crowd it would seem, but it was the exact opposite. Every woman in this locker room had a grudge against one another or somebody else, but they especially held a grudge against Natasha and myself.
I mean, sure, one night Natasha got on stage and I joined her. Money was being thrown with equal amounts of shade. They hated us around here. But if you don’t acquire haters you’re not doing something right.
“How long are you going to be here tonight? I have other shit to do.” I exclaim. Natasha laughs as she steps in front of the mirror to see how well she could slay the audience with her appearance.
“Is it a packed house?” Natasha asks with a smile? “It’s decent. Hurry up I’m going to step outside. “Cool, I’ll be out after I make one hundred and twenty dollars.”
I leave Natasha to be in her chosen field of work and step out onto Sunset Boulevard. The cars were speeding by with all caution thrown to the wind. It was a busy Saturday night in Hollywood and the tourists were out and about in an attempt to learn the greatest city of all time.
The houses in the hills lit up the night sky like fire flies during and Bray Wyatt entrance to the ring. Welcome to my world. The underground lifestyle of Los Angeles, California…. It only gets worse from here. My name is Judith Albrecht, and it only gets more vulgar from here.
The stirp club is where we began our night. Natasha gets anxious when she’s bored, and money puts her chemical imbalance back on track when it’s out of whack. Good ol’ Natasha Dangerous. Always bringing me into shit I didn’t want to be apart of. This was only the beginning.
“Fuck off!” I shout to the random asshole standing next to me with the burning cancer stick. “I’m allergic to cigarette smoke. Run along.”
“Oh, baby girl, why the vulgarity?” He asks. My eyes gaze at his shoes and move back up to his face. “I’m not vulgar, I’m truthful.”
“Are you now?” His crooked grin exposed yellow teeth behind a cloud of smoke. “Truth be told… the sight of you makes me want to spew baby bird food.” The random asshole continue never stops smiling. I could tell from the look in his eyes he was totally smitten. I could smack him with a decaying fish and he would enjoy it. This is.. uhmm… what do they call it? … Girlpower.
“Well you take it easy now. Run along.” I move my fingers in mid-air, giving him another sign that he should walk off and leave me to my business. After a moment of silence and a few awkward glances the random asshole gets the message and walks away quietly.
If I could give credit to anyone or anything in life, it would have to be fate. Like a lightning bolt thrown from Zeus himself, the flyer stuck to the side of the light post sent a shock to my nervous system. “Are you fucking kidding me?!” I say aloud. I notice the homeless man glance at me like I’ve lost my mid but I don’t acknowledge him, I just keep my eyes on the small white flyer.
FIGHT UNION.
The FU logo rang a bell, but why? I had never seen this before. But…I had definitely seen this before. Why was this so fresh in my mind? Why did this resonate? I needed answers and I needed them now, so I reach into my Kate Spade bag and remove the overpriced iphone and dial a number from my recent calls list.
A few rings and a connection is made. “Hello?” the voice says on the other end.
“Jordan! I’m glad you picked up. Sorry to bother you so late, but I have a question for you. What was the name of that company you worked for back in the gap?” I asked him.
“Which one? I worked for many promotions.” He replies. “I don’t know, one of the Fight ones. I can’t remember the name of it.” I try to explain myself as best I could.
“Hmm..the only places I’ve been, are Fight One. Fight One: X, something like that. Why?” His words solved the puzzle. The missing pieces floated into place.
“DUDE! I kid you not, I think they are resurfacing. If it’s really them what do you think about me trying to work for them? Are they a solid promotion?” I ask.
He sclears his throat before responding. “Honestly, it’s been years so I couldn’t tell you. Different era, different establishment, different goals. I honestly believe, anyone in management there would be good to work under though. Look into them and let know how it goes.”
“I will!” My excitement was unbearable. I’d spent nearly my entire life watching and training under my older brother and I trust his wisdom and input over my own sometimes. “Can you look up information on a place called Fight Union?” I ask innocently.
“Sure thing. You I’ll do anything for my baby sister. Depending on who is in charge I may be able to drop a reference for you. Give me the weekend to handle business and I’ll have some responses for you by Monday.” He says with confidence.
“Ok, thanks.” We end the conversation and I place my phone back in my bag. What was a girl to do with so much excitement running through her body. The fourth of July was living within me currently and I had no intention to letting it end so I turn the random asshole who was mesmerized by me only moments early and shout, “Hey, you got a cigarette?!”
The random asshole looks up from his cell phone and grins before removing the pack from his coat pocket. I rip the Fight Union flyer from the post and fold it in half multiple times before grabbing the cigarette. “I thought you were allergic to smoke?” He says with sarcasm.
“Eat shit and kill yourself.” I say with the seriousness of Patrick Bateman while he chases a defenseless hooker down a spiral staircase, before walking back into the club.
END OF THIS BITCH.