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Penthouse Pounding : Broken Promise Nicole vs Chelsea

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Penthouse Pounding : Broken Promise Nicole vs Chelsea
« on: January 24, 2026, 03:40:23 PM »
Broken Promise : It’s a rupture in the most private place you keep guarded, a vow that felt like skin-to-skin trust, now torn open. The betrayal burns hot and close, a mix of longing, fury, and the hollow ache of being seen and still abandoned. You feel exposed, almost naked inside, as if something sacred was touched and then discarded. It’s not just the promise that shattered, it’s the uninhibited act you both shared, and then agreed to keep sealed forever.



Back Story
The chlorine-scented air of the municipal pool had been the unlikely crucible where Nicole and Chelsea first forged their toxic connection. From the moment their eyes met across the turquoise water, an inexplicable animosity crackled between them—a visceral repulsion that defied explanation but demanded satisfaction. Their rivalry simmered through endless summer afternoons, each woman silently cataloging the other's perceived flaws until the tension became unbearable.

When they finally arranged their clandestine wrestling match in Chelsea's basement, the atmosphere was thick with unspoken promises and primal energy. The dimly lit space transformed into their private arena where reputations would be forged or shattered. Nicole's victory had been awarded, but not without controversy, her triumphant celebration afterward crossing an invisible line that Chelsea swore to never forget. Both women had sworn to each other, no matter the outcome, this was never to be spoken of to anyone.

Now, months later, the holiday season had draped itself across the city like expensive velvet, and fate had conspired to place them at the same glittering soiree. Chelsea had been navigating the social minefield with practiced grace until Nicole's voice cut through the ambient noise like a razor.

"...and I had her pinned in five minutes flat," Nicole was saying, her voice dripping with theatrical condescension. "She actually thought those scrawny arms could take me. The way she whimpered when I had that hold locked in..." The circle around her erupted in appreciative laughter.

Chelsea's champagne glass nearly slipped from her fingers as she processed the betrayal. Every muscle in her body coiled like a spring. She stopped and paused, her head slowly turned to confirm what her ears already knew. Pushing past a few people.

"You promised," Chelsea said, her voice dangerously low. The surrounding conversation died instantly as all eyes turned to them.

Nicole's smile faltered for just a second before she recovered, tossing her hair back with practiced insolence. "Oh, lighten up, Chels. It's just a funny story."

"You cheated," Chelsea spat, stepping closer. "You got lucky, and you know it."

"Is that what you tell yourself to sleep at night?" Nicole's eyes gleamed with malicious amusement. "Maybe I should demonstrate exactly how I 'cheated' right here for everyone."

The words hung in the air for a heartbeat before Chelsea's hand shot out, latching onto  Nicole's thick mane hard enough to make her stumble into a table laden with hors d'oeuvres. Nicole recovered with surprising agility, her expression shifting from shock to fury as she lunged forward, fingers twisting into Chelsea's perfectly styled hair.

The party erupted into chaos as the two women clawed at each other, expensive dresses tearing, jewelry flying, and perfectly manicured nails becoming weapons. Their bodies pressed together in a violent dance of hatred and history, each trying to dominate the other as they had in that basement months ago.

I moved quickly, positioning myself between them just as Nicole attempted to land a particularly vicious slap. My hands found their shoulders, pushing them apart with enough force to break their connection but not enough to send them sprawling.

"Not here", I said firmly, my voice cutting through the adrenaline fueled rage in their eyes. "Not like this." I continued in a hushed voice, "I have a proposal for you ladies. as I lower my hands, If you want to join me at the bar we can discuss it."

The air in the penthouse was a living thing, thick with the scent of money and expectation. A small, but very powerful and influential group of the city's most elite high rollers gather. Below, the city sprawled like a carpet of crushed diamonds, but up here, on the fortieth floor, the only world that mattered was the one I had meticulously constructed. It was a stage, and tonight, it would host a performance of the most primal kind.

My memory drifted back a month, to a garish holiday party drowning in tinsel and mediocrity. The festive cheer had been a thin veneer over the raw animosity crackling between two women: Chelsea, a coiled spring of resentment in crimson, and Nicole, a vision of predatory confidence in emerald silk. I had watched their détente shatter, the whispered promises of a private match forgotten in a public display of ego. Nicole's gloating, Chelsea's explosive fury, it was a mess. A beautiful, visceral, unrefined mess. As I'd physically stepped between them, their hands still tangled in each other's hair, I hadn't seen a catfight. I'd seen an uncut diamond, a source of raw, captivating energy that simply needed the right setting to become priceless.

Now, that setting was complete. The city's elite, the titans of industry, the discreet financiers, the arbiters of taste, milled about my living room. Each of them had paid a staggering sum for the privilege of this view, not of the skyline, but of the human drama about to unfold. They sipped hundred-year-old scotch and spoke in hushed, excited tones, their gazes flickering between the two women who held them captive.

Chelsea worked the room like a general rallying her troops before a final, desperate battle. Her scarlet gown was a slash of defiance against the muted elegance of the décor. She moved with a lean, predatory grace, her voice a low, urgent murmur as she leaned in to whisper to a shipping magnate, her hand resting possessively on the arm of a tech wunderkind. She wasn't just seeking support; she was stoking the fires of their investment, promising them a spectacle of righteous vengeance.

Across the expanse of polished marble, Nicole was the embodiment of effortless grace. Her emerald dress clung to her curves, a liquid second skin that shimmered with every confident step. Her laughter was the most compelling sound in the room, a melody of pure, unadulterated arrogance. She held court not with desperation, but with the serene assurance of a queen who knows her crown is secure. She would catch Chelsea's eye, offering a slow, deliberate smirk—a silent, devastating reminder of their last encounter.

I observed them from the mezzanine, the architect of their glorious downfall and potential redemption. They were perfect. Two sides of the same coin, forged in the same fire of mutual hatred, each believing herself to be the righteous one. They had poured their vanity, their pride, and their entire public personas into this night. They had spared nothing.

As the grandfather clock in the hall began to chime the hour, a hush fell over the room. I descended the grand staircase, my footfalls silent on the plush runner. Every eye turned to me. I let the silence build, a tangible pressure in the air, before I spoke.

Ladies and gentlemen, I began, my voice resonating with calm authority. Thank you for your faith in this entertainment. I gestured lazily with my crystal tumbler towards the two women, who now stood frozen, their posturing forgotten. You have heard the arguments. You have placed your bets. But all of that was merely the prelude. I smiled, a slow, sharp curve of my lips. The debt is now due. Let the main event begin. Nicole & Chelsea retreated to their rooms to ready themselves for their battle. I pause for effect as we listen intently to the sounds of their heels clicking on the marble floors like staccato snaps of a snare drum.  We hear the closing of 1 door, then the second. My voice cuts through the silence, The rules are simple, both dressed in bikinis, a NHB catfight to finish where 1 woman cries out her submission.  The winner will have a special surprise for us after she rips the submission by force from her foe's lungs.


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« Last Edit: January 24, 2026, 03:51:46 PM by Venue of Velvet & Violence »

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Re: Penthouse Pounding : Broken Promise Nicole vs Chelsea
« Reply #1 on: January 24, 2026, 06:20:55 PM »
Plumping for Chelsea on this one. She looks a bit stronger.

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Re: Penthouse Pounding : Broken Promise Nicole vs Chelsea
« Reply #2 on: January 24, 2026, 08:53:32 PM »
I see a very even match between these two as both have had success here. I’m looking for a very close contest.
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Re: Penthouse Pounding : Broken Promise Nicole vs Chelsea
« Reply #3 on: January 25, 2026, 04:14:53 AM »
In my opinion, Chelsea looks too fragile to beat Nicole. Nicole beat her the first time and she'll beat her again.
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Re: Penthouse Pounding : Broken Promise Nicole vs Chelsea
« Reply #4 on: January 25, 2026, 06:16:57 AM »
I close the door behind me and let the lock click. Soft, deliberate.

For a moment, my hand stays there, palm against the wood. My pulse is steady, familiar. Not fear. My body recognizes this feeling before my mind does. The quiet charge, the way competition against another woman settles in me like something reclaimed, reborn.

On the other side of these walls, a room full of men who have never been told no are waiting to see which one of us breaks first.

I catch my reflection in the mirror and really look this time. I feel like a woman who belongs anywhere she chooses to stand. I don’t look like someone who enjoys fighting. But I secretly do.

My dress comes off slowly, folded with care, the way I always do. Respectability is a habit; it lingers even when no one’s watching. My bikini underneath is simple. Functional. I don’t need spectacle. I need balance.

As I change, the last traces of hesitation dissolve, not into recklessness, but into focus. I don’t crave chaos. I crave the moment when everything else disappears and there’s only another will pressing back against mine. That’s when I’m clearest. That’s when I feel most myself.

I remember the basement. The concrete cold under my feet. Chelsea coming at me fast, furious, convinced momentum would carry her through. I remember the exact second her strength went uneven, how her breathing changed before she realized it had. That moment still lives with me. Not because it was violent, but because it was final. She hadn’t a chance that night and she knows it. I know it.

I roll my shoulders once, feeling my arms loosen. Calm settles in, heavy and welcome. My husband doesn’t know this side of me exists. My kids think I’m predictable, safely contained inside the borders of their lives. They don’t know about this hunger for pressure, for knowing exactly where I stand when someone wants to take something from me. I keep this part of myself secret not because I’m ashamed of it, but because it’s powerful. And power doesn’t need witnesses.

I adjust my bikini top and step closer to the mirror. Calm. The kind of composure people mistake for indifference. I smile faintly at that. Somewhere down the hall, Chelsea is probably pacing, feeding her anger, rehearsing her version of what happened. She’ll tell herself she was robbed. She’ll tell herself this is justice. And maybe she believes it.

I straighten, inhale, and turn toward the door and opening it, revealing a room full of men here to see a spectacle. For them this nothing but a night of entertainment, for whatever happens they’ll go back to their lives tomorrow without a second thought. But for me, for us, tonight’s outcome will surely be etched deep within our consciousness for all time….

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Re: Penthouse Pounding : Broken Promise Nicole vs Chelsea
« Reply #5 on: January 25, 2026, 06:58:53 PM »
I drape my black cocktail dress over the chair by the dressing table in the room I was given to get ready for the fight. I examine my body in the mirror critically, not being vain or conceited… searching for any signs of weakness.

As I look myself over, standing there in the stark black bikini I chose specifically for tonight, I think back on the first time Nicole and I met for battle. How the instant mutual dislike led to comments and dirty glances and “accidental” bumpings and angrier comments and threas and finally a wrestling fight.

That Nicole won. She beat me that day. I threw everything I had at her but she pulled some dirty moves on me… She had to have cheated, I’m convinced of that… and she came out on top. Not only that, she stayed on top even after I was forced to submit. She wouldn’t get off me. I’ve lived with that ever since. I’ll never forget the smug superior expression on her face when she stayed sitting on my cupcakes looking down at me.

We agreed to keep our encounter private but, typical of Nicole, she had to open her big mouth and brag about it at the holiday party we were both at. Maybe seeing me there along with the wine she was drinking loosened her lips… or maybe she’s been bragging about beating me ever since that day and this is the first time I found out about it.

But she betrayed a confidence and broke her word. Now we’re here… in separate rooms about to fight again. Not a wrestling match this time and not in private. In front of a roomful of people. My heart is pounding… from nerves and excitement. I take a few long deep breaths to calm down. I adjust my bikini as I turn around inspecting myself for the last time before I walk out that door.

The tile floor is cold on the soles of my bare feet. I run my fingers through my hair and then reach for the door knob, opening the door and stepping into a room full of men in suits with drinks in their hands… all eyes on me…
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Re: Penthouse Pounding : Broken Promise Nicole vs Chelsea
« Reply #6 on: January 25, 2026, 07:12:23 PM »
For once, two engaged, good writers….
It was a voluptuous scene, that masquerade….

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Re: Penthouse Pounding : Broken Promise Nicole vs Chelsea
« Reply #7 on: January 25, 2026, 07:27:31 PM »
Ladies and gentlemen, thank you for your attention. Tonight isn’t spectacle for spectacle’s sake. It’s a test of resolve, a settling of a score, and a moment that won’t be forgotten by the two women standing before you.

Nicole. Chelsea. You’ve heard the rules. Or rather, the absence of them.

I’ll ask plainly, one final time: do you both understand and still agree to a no rules fight to a decisive finish?

I want a clear answer from each of you.

Nicole?

Chelsea?

Both ladies confidently say yes as their focus seems to have sharpened as the word escapes their lips. 

The floor is all yours as I gesture waving my hand down in front of me as I back into the crowd and allow them their space.
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Re: Penthouse Pounding : Broken Promise Nicole vs Chelsea
« Reply #8 on: January 25, 2026, 10:02:35 PM »
I take my first step forward…

The floor is cool beneath my bare feet, smooth and unyielding. I draw a slow breath in and let it settle, then release it just as slowly. Not to calm myself, I’m already calm, but to narrow everything down.

The room adjusts. Chairs angle closer. It feels like a hundred eyes find me at once.
Standing here in a bikini, there’s no armor, no disguise. Just skin, posture, and breath. I feel the air move steadily in and out of my chest, anchoring me.

Chelsea stands across from me. She’s athletic, long lines, coiled energy. She holds herself like someone used to moving first, to covering distance quickly.

Her body is set, but not settled. Muscles held tight. I see her fingers flex once at her side, then still, like she’s reminding herself not to move too soon. I know her type. She wears confidence like momentum, something meant to carry her through before doubt has time to catch up. It works until it doesn’t. I can already see where the tension lives, where she’ll spend energy too fast if she doesn’t slow herself down.

Our eyes meet. Good. We’re both present in this moment. The two us now and no one else. But there’s heat there too, memory, grievance, something unfinished. She’s still fighting the last version of me as much as the one standing here now.

I breathe again. Slow. Measured. I notice her chest rise and fall. For a fleeting second, another life presses in, quiet dinners, school schedules, my husband and kids. I let the thought rise with the inhale and force it to  leave with the exhale. I’ve learned how to do that. How to keep certain truths contained because if they weren’t, this never could be.

I move toward her, stop a few feet away. Close enough now to feel the tension between us. The room is full of anticipation.

“You’re already telling yourself a story,” I say evenly, quietly, my voice steady because my breath is. “I’m just here to see how it ends.”

I don’t rush. It’s so hard. But I’ve learned that in these moments that’s the best way.

My hands stay loose at my sides. My weight settles evenly as I look in her eyes.

Confident yet slightly scared but never showing it. This is the part I crave…the clarity, the narrowing between us, the moment right before, the satisfaction of choosing this moment.

I think Chelsea will move next. She always does…

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Re: Penthouse Pounding : Broken Promise Nicole vs Chelsea
« Reply #9 on: January 26, 2026, 06:50:04 AM »
I stand there in just my bikini surrounded by all these men focused on me and Nicole. I try to put them out of my mind and concentrate only on the woman facing me, a few feet away… the same woman who, the last time we met like this, was sitting on my cupcakes flattening them under her.

I take a step forward but these memories explode in my head and I stop short. I can tell that Nicole can see the flicker of doubt and fear that flash in my eyes and on my face because a slight confident smile appears on her face. I curse myself for betraying that to her right at the start and I shake my head to wish the bad memory away and deal with the ‘now’.

I take a couple more steps toward her… raising my arms up from my side extended them out with my fingers bent and wiggling. I cast my eyes quickly up and down her firm sturdy strong body, slightly bigger than mine and then bring them up as our eyes lock.

I match her look of confidence now as we inch closer... She is moving slowly, maybe a bit cautious or maybe calculating with a plan in her mind. Should I lock up with her? No, I have to be careful not to let her overpower me and take me down fast…

I circle a bit to my left as we get even closer. I drown out the murmurs from the watching men and the clinking ice cubes in their glasses… all I can hear now is the sound of our breathing.

I slide my bare feet to the left as I maneuver close enough to her. I quickly pivot and plant my weight on my left foot as I snap my right foot out towards Nicole’s right leg going for a piston like heel kick aimed right below her right knee…

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Re: Penthouse Pounding : Broken Promise Nicole vs Chelsea
« Reply #10 on: January 26, 2026, 09:28:06 AM »
My apologies to all that this not with their pics in starter post.  Hate interrupting the flow.

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« Reply #11 on: January 26, 2026, 01:32:31 PM »
The sensation from her kick is still there.
Not pain exactly, pressure. A dull, lingering throb just below my knee. I feel it each time my foot settles. I welcome it. Pain is information. It sharpens everything, the adrenaline, the risk, the awareness of how close we are now.

I don’t let it slow me.

I exhale and step in again, my fists rising naturally as my weight shifts forward. This is decision. I’ve learned there’s a point where waiting stops being patience and starts becoming reaction. I won’t give you that advantage.

As you adjusts your stance, light, ready, I snap my leg out and land a clean return kick to her supporting leg. Not wild. Not heavy. Precise. I feel the contact travel back through my foot, solid and real.

I don’t retreat. I move in faster now, closing the space you were managing before, forcing you to account for me instead of the other way around. My breath stays steady. My fists stay high. My eyes don’t leave yours.

If you wait to be struck, you already are.
The thought settles as I press forward. This is the part that separates intention from outcome. The part I keep hidden from the rest of my life, the clarity that comes when you accept that hesitation costs more than action.

The room tightens around us. I hear our breathing. I feel the floor under my feet. I’m not rushing. I’m taking your space.

I step in again, and this time I don’t stop, lifting my hands and closing the distance, reaching up and catching two handfuls of your hair, pulling you into me before you can slip away….

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Re: Penthouse Pounding : Broken Promise Nicole vs Chelsea
« Reply #12 on: January 26, 2026, 04:04:29 PM »
This will be a good fight but I think Chelsea will win

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Re: Penthouse Pounding : Broken Promise Nicole vs Chelsea
« Reply #13 on: January 26, 2026, 09:14:38 PM »
I thought my kick would hobble you enough for me to take you down but you handle it with just a bit of hesitation before you return the favor with interest. I wince on impact and do a shuffle step to keep my balance, shaking my head ‘no’ to tell you and the watching men that the kick didn’t hurt… even though it did, but there’s no way I’m showing that.

I regain my balance and start to move forward again… slowly now, cautious… expecting that you will also be taking it slow like I remember your actions from our first fight. Methodical, calculating.

But you surprise me by changing tactics and charging right at me, not giving me a chance to move or react before both of your hands sink deep into my hair, pulling my head down and yanking hard…

I guess you remember from last time how much I hate having my hair pulled… I can’t help it, my scalp is very sensitive and when my hair gets yanked hard it’s like dozens of sharp stinging needles being jabbed into my scalp. I let out a cry of shock and pain and feel my eyes filling with tears, at the same time cursing myself for showing you and everyone my vulnerability…

As you pull me into you I try to dig my feet down on the floor to stop the momentum but it’s no match for your strong arms and, against my will, I get closer and closer… At first I reach up to try to grab at your wrists to relieve the stinging pressure but as you yank me up close to you, I drop my left hand, twist my body a bit and bend my arm to send my elbow into your lower belly, just above your bikini bottom…

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Re: Penthouse Pounding : Broken Promise Nicole vs Chelsea
« Reply #14 on: January 27, 2026, 01:54:35 PM »
Beat that bitch Nicole ass Chelsea