Vanessa Hudgens was on the dance floor and Olivia Munn walked on “You ready for your journey to end.”
“I proved better than Lowndes… She was tough and I was tougher.”
“Jenna wasn’t a slouch”
“Not exactly a body tearing war though, mine was. I’m at peace if I don’t beat you but losing to Jessica would have killed me.”
“Seriously what’s the difference?”
“I don’t know I just have wanted to prove she wasn’t as tough as she thought… You have earned where you are.”
They circled around and Vanessa stopped “No its more than that, we are the same age and both known for great bodies. She has gotten better TV Roles than me because she wasn’t tied to a kiddie show but I’m more popular. I wanted to hurt her and she wanted to hurt me and I don’t think its over between Jess and me but if it is I’m more than happy being the better woman.”
Olivia stopped she was staring at the ripped apart Vanessa Hudgens. That fight was disgusting to watch as the two went at it like two rats trapped in a steel bucket. She and Jenna had their moments but nothing like what Hudgens and Lowndes was.
Olivia had to watch that fight, she could not believe how hard they fought and to her it was a mirror image of the other. The more damage done the more it was reciprocated
Olivia stepped in for a jab and Vanessa stepped back, she switched stances and it was a right jab. Vanessa jumped up and hit a knee that caught Olivia in the chest as she was going for a kick. Hudgens landed and she wanted to drop. Her body wasn’t ready for another fight unless it was someone she hated or who brought the worst out in her.
If this was Lowndes or Pannettere she would have found the will to destroy.
Olivia noticed that Vanessa could barely stand and spun hitting a back heel round house kick to the head and knocked her out. “I think you might have had a shot if you and Jessica hadn’t tried to murder each other.”
She walked away but came back and looked at Vanessa Hudgens “What are you thinking about right now.”
“Finding Lowndes and finishing what I started.”
Olivia rolled her eyes thankful there had never been a woman she had that level of disdain for.
