
The Honey Bee's Wrestle
By lennymastro77

01 Sep, 2023

Aimee felt her heart pounding fiercely as she pulled on her yellow bathing suit, the one that was going to help her impersonate a honey bee. She peered at herself in the mirror; the mask hid her identity well.

Those familiar with Aimee would never have recognized her. It was not just the mask, but the way she held herself; with a confidence that was not seen when she was fixing cars.

Aimee stepped into the wrestling ring, the bright lights and the roar of the crowd were simultaneously terrifying and exhilarating. She was no longer Aimee the mechanic, she was the Honey Bee.

Suddenly, the crowd's excitement grew more intense. Mad Mary, feared and revered in equal measure, stepped into the ring. The match everyone was waiting for, was about to start.

Aimee looked up at Mad Mary, managing to keep her fear under control. She knew the reputation of her opponent; a cheater known for using dirty tactics.

The bell rang, echoing in the arena and the match started with an attack from Aimee. She surprised Mary with a swift and powerful drop kick which sent Mary tumbling.

The crowd erupted into cheers seeing the newcomer take control. Aimee felt a surge of power. She attacked again, using the element of surprise to her advantage.

But it wasn't long before Mad Mary regained her footing. She struck back with a series of body slams that sent the Honey Bee crashing to the mat. Pain coursed through Aimee.

She got up, groaning and spat out the dirt. The crowd's cheer sending shivers down her spine. She felt a newfound determination. Aimee was not going to let Mad Mary win.

Aimee attacked, her moves were swifter, more precise. She used her smaller size to her advantage, countering Mad Mary's moves with speed and agility.

The match was proving to a spectacle. The crowd switched sides, cheering for the underdog. Even with her strength waning, Aimee kept pushing, kept fighting.

With every minute that passed, Aimee's body begged for mercy. She looked up at the scoreboard; she was trailing. The thought of losing rekindled a fire in her.

But Mad Mary continued her onslaught, every move bringing Aimee closer to defeat. Aimee gritted her teeth, refusing to submit. She was not going to give up.

Aimee took a deep breath and charged, delivering a drop kick that caught Mary off guard. She followed up with a quick body slam that sent Mary tumbling.

The crowd went wild. Aimee stood panting, a victorious smile on her face. She had done it, she had held her own against Mad Mary. But the match wasn't over.

Mad Mary was furious. She charged at Aimee. But Aimee was ready. She ducked, using Mary's momentum against her, sending her crashing to the mat.

Mad Mary was dazed. Seeing her chance, Aimee climbed the rope and sprang, putting every bit of strength she had left into a final grand slam onto Mad Mary.

The referee counted. One. Two. Three. The crowd was on its feet, unanimous in their roar. Aimee, the Honey Bee, had defeated Mad Mary in the ring.

Aimee couldn't believe it. She had done it. A mechanic by the day, she had turned into a wrestler by the night. And she had won, against all odds.

She stood in the ring, feeling the weight of her victory. She was a wrestler. She was the Honey Bee. She was a champion. And nobody knew it was Aimee.

The crowd's cheer echoed in her ears as she walked back. She had a secret to tell, a tale to spin. But not today. Today, she was just the Honey Bee.

As she left the arena, she felt a wave of contentment wash over her. Aimee the auto mechanic had fought, and the Honey Bee had won. Her secret remained safe.

The next day, Aimee returned to her work shop. As she picked up her wrench and slid under a car, she felt different. She smiled, the taste of victory still fresh.

The world saw her as Aimee, the mechanic. But she knew she was more than that. She was the Honey Bee, a champion wrestler. And that made all the difference.

At the end of the day, Aimee wiped her greasy hands on her overalls, a small smile playing on her lips. She had a secret, an incredible double life. And that was enough for her.