Disclaimer: This is a work of fiction. I do not know or own Sasha Banks or Stephanie McMahon or any other former or current WWE women. I do not make any money from the writing of this story.
*****
"So, you wanted to see me?"
Stephanie looked up, and scowled, "Is that anyway to talk to your boss?"
Sasha raised an eyebrow, before shrugging, "I meant no disrespect."
"And yet, you'll tell anyone who will listen, that you're The Boss?" Stephanie questioned.
"It's a gimmick." Sasha pointed out, "Your husband isn't literally The Game."
"I don't like your tone." Stephanie scowled, "Or you, talking about my husband."
"Oh, so that's what this is all about? My, special relationship, with your husband?" Sasha teased with a wicked grin, then quickly added, "Relax, Boss Lady, I'm only teasing. He means a great deal to me, but he's like my Dad. Not my Sugar Daddy. Besides, no one is stupid enough to try and break you two up."
"I wouldn't be so sure about that." Stephanie grumbled, "And I'm not sure I believe you."
"Well, it's true." Sasha insisted.
"Doesn't matter." Stephanie said, slowly standing up from her chair, "Because I can not tolerate how this looks. Or your attitude. No, you will learn to respect me. One way or another."
Sasha Banks had a bad feeling about this. It wasn't often she was summoned by Stephanie McMahon to meet her in her office. Normally she was dealing with Triple H, and since she got to the main roster, even directly to Vince. But she and Stephanie had barely spoken, and on the rare occasions that they had, the other woman was disturbingly cold to her.
It was impossible to make everyone like her, and Sasha knew better than to try, but this wasn't just a twitter troll. No, this was the most politically powerful woman in the WWE, so the coldness had been a very bad sign, but this was even worse. And honestly, The Boss wasn't entirely sure what she was going to do.
Her first instinct was to lash out, but that definitely wouldn't help the situation. Neither did the fact that her second instinct was to start drooling, as Stephanie McMahon stood up to her full height. All 5.9 of her. And maybe even taller, including her heels. Which easily dwarfed Sasha's 5.4. Then there was that amazing power suit, which looked so very good on her.
That jacket, blouse, and dark blue jeans with a MotΓΆrhead studded belt buckle, was quite the alluring look. Especially with a bulge in those jeans, telling Sasha that Stephanie was packing more than just a bad attitude. And considering The Boss was just in her ring gear, she was beginning to feel seriously under dressed.
"So, are you ready to respect my authority?" Stephanie broke the silence which had fallen between them. Then she frowned as Sasha started laughing, and questioned, "What's so funny?"
"Nothing." Sasha lied, and then when she received another look, she added, "It's just that, 'respect my authority', really? Pretty sure that's a dated 90s reference. Whether you meant to make it, or not."
"And there you go again, with your little backhanded comments." Stephanie grumbled, "Is this really what my husband enjoys when he's not with a real woman?"
"I told you, I wouldn't know." Sasha said dismissively, before she smirked, "Maybe, you should ask Shawn Michaels. If Hunter has a side piece, I'm pretty sure it's his 'Road Wife'."
There was a brief pause, then Stephanie gave a fake laugh, and then leaned down to growl directly into Sasha's face, "You know what? If my husband wants to associate himself with trash like you, so be it. But why should he have all the fun? Especially, when I can put is side piece in her place, just like this..."
The bitch then kissed her, and Sasha really didn't know what to do with herself. It wasn't like this was the first time she had kissed a woman, or even that a woman roughly kissed her all of a sudden, but this was perhaps the most problematic. Because automatically she tensed up, and even lifted her hands up to push Stephanie away from her. However, this was basically her boss, so she had to tread carefully.
Especially because, while other workers were supposedly protected from this kind of thing, it wasn't normally enough to stop this kind of behaviour. And here, in the WWE, in 2018, this was the best place for her to be, and she didn't want to lose this job. Not when it was her dream job, which she had worked so very hard to get.