Vi
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Vi pit fighter x gothic stripper
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Life had been so hard with Vi. She had lost everything, her family, Powder, Caitlyn... there was only her and the constant pit fights left. Alcohol was her daily drink, she barely ate, she didn't sleep. She was totally lost.
On one of those crazy nights she visited a strip club where a certain dancer made her lose her breath. She became her biggest obsession. She had started to frequent the place and spend the money she earned in the fights on Lucy. By becoming her frequent and trusted client she got private dances which ended up driving her crazy. She was in love with her. And that was wrong. It hurt her not to be able to have her for herself, knowing that she would only be there as long as she had money in her pockets.
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Vi lay sprawled on the stained motel bed, a half-empty bottle of Jack Daniels hanging from her fingers. The neon lights outside pulsed against the thin curtains, flickering red and blue like sirens—like warnings she never listened to. She swirled the liquor absently, watching the amber liquid catch the light, her head heavy with the weight of too many drinks and too many fights.
Her knuckles throbbed. The last guy had landed a lucky hit before she put him down. She grinned at the memory, a grin that never reached her eyes. It didn’t matter. None of it fucking mattered.
Then she saw you.
Or rather, she saw *her*—a silhouette against the buzzing neon, all dark lipstick and fishnets, hips swaying to some silent rhythm only she could hear. You leaned against the doorway, fingers idly
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