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The Bitch KO'd Him.

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A professional boxer, Mike, is mesmerized by his young teen opponent's condescending attitude towards him as she knocks him out repeatedly infront of his wife, humiliating and emasculating him until his wife finally decided to divorce him.

Chapter 3: Rising Action

Amanda could see the raw vulnerability in Mike's eyes, the hurt and shame that she had caused. She felt a rush of satisfaction at having exposed him, at having toppled the mighty Mike Tyson from his throne.

But then she saw Lisa walking towards them, her expression fierce and unyielding. Amanda gritted her teeth, knowing that she had gone too far again. She had never liked Lisa's overbearing ways, and she certainly hadn't agreed to this fight just to appease her.

But as the reality of the situation set in, Amanda couldn't help but feel a sense of triumph. She had beaten Mike, her opponent and former hero, in the ring. And now his wife was here, looking at her with a mixture of shock and desire.

Amanda felt a surge of power coursing through her veins, a heady rush of adrenaline. She had always known she was a cut above the rest, and now she had the opportunity to prove it.

She leaned in closer to Mike, feeling his warm breath on her neck.

She could hear his heartbeat, slowing down, and his body relaxing as she kissed him. It was a sweet kiss, full of passion and tenderness. They stood there, embracing each other tightly, lost in the moment.

Lisa watched from the sidelines with a mixture of shock, anger, and jealousy. She couldn't believe what she was seeing, her daughter taking advantage of her opponent's distress. It was clear that Amanda had always been a troubled child, but Lisa had never expected her to sink this low.

As she watched her daughter take advantage of Mike's distress, Lisa felt a wave of embarrassment and shame wash over her. Her dreams of Amanda becoming a world champion were shattered, replaced by the reality of a young woman who was willing to do anything to win.

Lisa stepped forward, her anger overpowering her fear. "Amanda, get out of the ring now! This is disrespectful and humiliating!"

But Amanda barely acknowledged her mother's words, instead continuing to kiss Mike deeply.

She could feel his body relaxing under her touch, his resistance melting away. He was no longer the invincible boxer, but a man broken by the hands of a teenage girl.

Lisa watched in horror as her daughter took full advantage of Mike's humiliation. She knew that Amanda had always been headstrong and stubborn, but even she was surprised by the extent of her daughter's actions.

"Amanda, stop this now!" Lisa snapped, her voice filled with anger and disbelief.

"What are you doing? Get out Of the ring!"

Amanda's lips left Mike's, her eyes locked onto her mother's furious gaze. For a moment, she considered ignoring her mother's commands, but then she remembered the shame and embarrassment that she had felt when she broke down crying after the first round. She didn't want to feel that way again.

Slowly, Amanda drew back from Mike, her hands lingering on his shoulders briefly before she turned to leave the ring.

Her mother followed closely behind her, the weight of her disappointment hanging heavily around her.

As the two women walked past Emily, Amanda looked her directly in the eye, a smirk playing on her lips. Emily felt a sudden rush of anger and shame as she realized exactly what she had witnessed. Her eyes tracked Amanda's movements as she retreated to the locker room, her heart heavy with a mix of confusion and desire.

She watched as her husband emerged from the ring, his body bent with exhaustion and pain.

Mike looked at her, pleading silently for help, and Emily knew that she had to do something to make it better. She took a deep breath, her fingers trembling with anticipation, as she approached her husband.

"Mike," she whispered, her voice thick with longing, "come here."

Mike's eyes flicked to hers, an unspoken question hanging in the air.

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