Turbulent Meeting (MMMf/F)
Posted: Wed Mar 05, 2025 11:55 am
Hello everyone. I’ve started writing a new story. I’m sharing the beginning here, and if you like the plot, I’ll drop the rest all at once in a few days. Feel free to let me know what you think 
The alarm rang at 6:30 AM, like every morning. Sarah Miller slowly opened her eyes, stretched gracefully, and sat on the edge of her bed. A new day was beginning, but this one would have a special flavor. Today, her daughter, Lara, was starting her one-week internship at the bank where she worked as a director.
Sarah was an impressive woman. At 35, she had built an exemplary career in a male-dominated field. Her piercing green eyes and long brown hair turned heads, but it wasn’t just her beauty that commanded respect. She was a fighter in every sense of the word. A successful bank branch director by day, she put on her boxing gloves at night. Since the age of 10, she had practiced Muay Thai with discipline and passion, a sport that had helped her forge both her mind and body.
As a single mother, she had never had the luxury of weakness. Lara was born when she was only 20, and Sarah had to face the challenges of motherhood alone. She had never relied on anyone, and her discipline naturally extended to her parenting. Lara had never lacked anything, but Sarah made sure her daughter understood the value of work, respect, and discipline. Maybe she was a bit tough on her at times, but she had no choice. She wanted Lara to become a strong, independent woman, not a spoiled or easily influenced teenager.
That morning, Sarah got up with a mix of excitement and pride. Working alongside her daughter for a week would be a great experience. She wanted to show her what the real working world was like, to instill in her the values that had led her to where she was.
She walked to her dressing room and pulled out a flawless outfit: a fitted black blazer, tailored dress pants that hugged her curves perfectly, a pair of discreet socks, and her black leather ankle boots. Elegant and authoritative, she knew her appearance had to be impeccable in her profession.
After styling her hair and applying subtle makeup, she went down to the kitchen.
Lara was already up, a rare sight worth noting.
The teenager was usually hard to get out of bed, especially during vacations or weekends. But today, she seemed eager.
"Ready for your first day?" Sarah asked, pouring her a glass of orange juice.
"Yes! I can’t wait to see how things work. Maybe I’ll even show you that I’m more capable than you think," Lara replied with a mischievous smile.
Sarah raised an eyebrow. She liked this confidence in her daughter, even if she often had to keep it in check. Lara was sharp and intelligent, but she also had that rebellious teenage streak that sometimes led her to challenge authority. Sarah wondered how she would handle the real demands of the working world.
After a quick breakfast, they got into the car and drove to the bank. The branch was located in the city center, a large modern building with tinted windows and a prominent logo.
Sarah parked the car and, before entering, gave her daughter a serious look.
"Listen to me carefully, Lara. This isn’t summer camp. Here, you represent my name. I want you to be punctual, respectful, and engaged. Understood?"
"Yes, Mom… I know. I’ll behave, I promise."
Sarah nodded and pushed open the bank’s door. She had no idea that this internship week would turn out to be far more eventful than expected…
The atmosphere in the bank was studious. Sarah, seated at her smoked-glass desk, efficiently handled meetings and document approvals. Lara, on her end, observed her mother attentively, impressed by her charisma and the way she ran the branch with authority. Despite the intense workload, everything was going smoothly.
Until three men in suits walked into the bank.
Sarah looked up and adjusted her posture in her leather chair. They were tall, athletic, and all wore matching black suits. Their stride was confident—too calculated to be natural. A bad feeling crept over her. Instinctively, her Muay Thai-trained eyes analyzed their posture, their movements. Something was off.
One of the men stepped forward and spoke in a calm voice:
— Mrs. Miller ? We have an appointment.
Sarah slowly stood up. While keeping a professional demeanor, she maintained a safe distance.
— Of course. Follow me to my office.
One of the employees, Pierre, discreetly approached and murmured:
— Madam, there’s a police alert about a string of robberies. I wanted to warn you…
Sarah gave him a serious look and nodded subtly.
— Thank you, Pierre. Trust me, I’ll handle this.
Then, she turned to the three men and gestured toward her glass-walled office.
But just as she took a step, a sharp noise rang out.
BANG!
A gunshot in the air. Then a second. Panic erupted instantly. Screams echoed through the branch.
— Nobody move! one of the robbers shouted.
Sarah immediately recognized the tactic: controlled panic. The employees and customers would comply without resistance. But what struck her the most was that Lara hadn’t screamed. She hadn’t reacted in shock.
One of the robbers barked at Pierre:
— Evacuate everyone, now. We only want the director.
Pierre, trembling, hesitated for a moment and looked at Sarah, who discreetly gave him a nod of approval. Best to avoid a bloodbath.
Within minutes, under the threat of weapons, customers and staff gradually left the bank. Sarah was left alone with Lara and the three men.
Her heart pounded. This all seemed… too well orchestrated.
Taking advantage of a brief moment of hesitation, she sprang at the nearest man. A devastating right hook slammed into his jaw, sending him stumbling backward. Before he could react, a lightning-fast knee strike crashed into his abdomen. He collapsed, gasping for air.
The second robber reacted immediately, raising his gun toward her. Too late. Sarah spun and delivered a powerful spinning kick to his temple. The man wavered and crashed onto a glass table, which shattered under his weight.
The third man instinctively fired at her, but Sarah dove to the side and rolled behind a desk. She grabbed a heavy object—a metal stapler—and hurled it with all her strength. The impact struck the robber’s hand, making him drop his weapon.
Without hesitation, she lunged at him. Her fist slammed into his throat, followed by a brutal elbow to his nose with a sickening crack. He screamed in pain before collapsing to his knees.
Within seconds, all three men were on the ground, groaning in agony.
Sarah straightened up, panting but in complete control. Her gaze swept the room. Everyone was in shock—including Lara, who stared at her with wide eyes.
— Mom… Lara whispered.
But suddenly, a sound came from behind her.
Click.
Sarah froze. That sound… She knew it well. A safety being disengaged.
She turned slowly, and a chilling shiver ran down her spine.
Lara.
Her own daughter was holding a taser, aimed directly at her.
— Sit down, Mom. It’s over.
Sarah frowned, completely disoriented.
— What are you doing? she asked in a hoarse voice.
Lara swallowed hard but kept her arm steady.
— I’m not going to kill you… but I won’t hesitate to use this if you move.
Sarah was speechless.
— Why?
— This was all planned. These men aren’t here by chance. The staff was evacuated—except for you. You’re our bargaining chip.
The shock hit her instantly. Her own daughter… Complicit in this heist?
The three men slowly began to get up, taking advantage of Sarah’s stunned state.
One of them pulled out a rope, and before she could react, he grabbed her arms.
She struggled violently, but Lara stepped back and threatened to fire.
— Stop fighting, Mom.
Sarah was trapped.
Her own flesh and blood had betrayed her.
She let her wrists be tied behind her back, her jaw clenched in anger and incomprehension.
She hadn't said her last word.

The alarm rang at 6:30 AM, like every morning. Sarah Miller slowly opened her eyes, stretched gracefully, and sat on the edge of her bed. A new day was beginning, but this one would have a special flavor. Today, her daughter, Lara, was starting her one-week internship at the bank where she worked as a director.
Sarah was an impressive woman. At 35, she had built an exemplary career in a male-dominated field. Her piercing green eyes and long brown hair turned heads, but it wasn’t just her beauty that commanded respect. She was a fighter in every sense of the word. A successful bank branch director by day, she put on her boxing gloves at night. Since the age of 10, she had practiced Muay Thai with discipline and passion, a sport that had helped her forge both her mind and body.
As a single mother, she had never had the luxury of weakness. Lara was born when she was only 20, and Sarah had to face the challenges of motherhood alone. She had never relied on anyone, and her discipline naturally extended to her parenting. Lara had never lacked anything, but Sarah made sure her daughter understood the value of work, respect, and discipline. Maybe she was a bit tough on her at times, but she had no choice. She wanted Lara to become a strong, independent woman, not a spoiled or easily influenced teenager.
That morning, Sarah got up with a mix of excitement and pride. Working alongside her daughter for a week would be a great experience. She wanted to show her what the real working world was like, to instill in her the values that had led her to where she was.
She walked to her dressing room and pulled out a flawless outfit: a fitted black blazer, tailored dress pants that hugged her curves perfectly, a pair of discreet socks, and her black leather ankle boots. Elegant and authoritative, she knew her appearance had to be impeccable in her profession.
After styling her hair and applying subtle makeup, she went down to the kitchen.
Lara was already up, a rare sight worth noting.
The teenager was usually hard to get out of bed, especially during vacations or weekends. But today, she seemed eager.
"Ready for your first day?" Sarah asked, pouring her a glass of orange juice.
"Yes! I can’t wait to see how things work. Maybe I’ll even show you that I’m more capable than you think," Lara replied with a mischievous smile.
Sarah raised an eyebrow. She liked this confidence in her daughter, even if she often had to keep it in check. Lara was sharp and intelligent, but she also had that rebellious teenage streak that sometimes led her to challenge authority. Sarah wondered how she would handle the real demands of the working world.
After a quick breakfast, they got into the car and drove to the bank. The branch was located in the city center, a large modern building with tinted windows and a prominent logo.
Sarah parked the car and, before entering, gave her daughter a serious look.
"Listen to me carefully, Lara. This isn’t summer camp. Here, you represent my name. I want you to be punctual, respectful, and engaged. Understood?"
"Yes, Mom… I know. I’ll behave, I promise."
Sarah nodded and pushed open the bank’s door. She had no idea that this internship week would turn out to be far more eventful than expected…
The atmosphere in the bank was studious. Sarah, seated at her smoked-glass desk, efficiently handled meetings and document approvals. Lara, on her end, observed her mother attentively, impressed by her charisma and the way she ran the branch with authority. Despite the intense workload, everything was going smoothly.
Until three men in suits walked into the bank.
Sarah looked up and adjusted her posture in her leather chair. They were tall, athletic, and all wore matching black suits. Their stride was confident—too calculated to be natural. A bad feeling crept over her. Instinctively, her Muay Thai-trained eyes analyzed their posture, their movements. Something was off.
One of the men stepped forward and spoke in a calm voice:
— Mrs. Miller ? We have an appointment.
Sarah slowly stood up. While keeping a professional demeanor, she maintained a safe distance.
— Of course. Follow me to my office.
One of the employees, Pierre, discreetly approached and murmured:
— Madam, there’s a police alert about a string of robberies. I wanted to warn you…
Sarah gave him a serious look and nodded subtly.
— Thank you, Pierre. Trust me, I’ll handle this.
Then, she turned to the three men and gestured toward her glass-walled office.
But just as she took a step, a sharp noise rang out.
BANG!
A gunshot in the air. Then a second. Panic erupted instantly. Screams echoed through the branch.
— Nobody move! one of the robbers shouted.
Sarah immediately recognized the tactic: controlled panic. The employees and customers would comply without resistance. But what struck her the most was that Lara hadn’t screamed. She hadn’t reacted in shock.
One of the robbers barked at Pierre:
— Evacuate everyone, now. We only want the director.
Pierre, trembling, hesitated for a moment and looked at Sarah, who discreetly gave him a nod of approval. Best to avoid a bloodbath.
Within minutes, under the threat of weapons, customers and staff gradually left the bank. Sarah was left alone with Lara and the three men.
Her heart pounded. This all seemed… too well orchestrated.
Taking advantage of a brief moment of hesitation, she sprang at the nearest man. A devastating right hook slammed into his jaw, sending him stumbling backward. Before he could react, a lightning-fast knee strike crashed into his abdomen. He collapsed, gasping for air.
The second robber reacted immediately, raising his gun toward her. Too late. Sarah spun and delivered a powerful spinning kick to his temple. The man wavered and crashed onto a glass table, which shattered under his weight.
The third man instinctively fired at her, but Sarah dove to the side and rolled behind a desk. She grabbed a heavy object—a metal stapler—and hurled it with all her strength. The impact struck the robber’s hand, making him drop his weapon.
Without hesitation, she lunged at him. Her fist slammed into his throat, followed by a brutal elbow to his nose with a sickening crack. He screamed in pain before collapsing to his knees.
Within seconds, all three men were on the ground, groaning in agony.
Sarah straightened up, panting but in complete control. Her gaze swept the room. Everyone was in shock—including Lara, who stared at her with wide eyes.
— Mom… Lara whispered.
But suddenly, a sound came from behind her.
Click.
Sarah froze. That sound… She knew it well. A safety being disengaged.
She turned slowly, and a chilling shiver ran down her spine.
Lara.
Her own daughter was holding a taser, aimed directly at her.
— Sit down, Mom. It’s over.
Sarah frowned, completely disoriented.
— What are you doing? she asked in a hoarse voice.
Lara swallowed hard but kept her arm steady.
— I’m not going to kill you… but I won’t hesitate to use this if you move.
Sarah was speechless.
— Why?
— This was all planned. These men aren’t here by chance. The staff was evacuated—except for you. You’re our bargaining chip.
The shock hit her instantly. Her own daughter… Complicit in this heist?
The three men slowly began to get up, taking advantage of Sarah’s stunned state.
One of them pulled out a rope, and before she could react, he grabbed her arms.
She struggled violently, but Lara stepped back and threatened to fire.
— Stop fighting, Mom.
Sarah was trapped.
Her own flesh and blood had betrayed her.
She let her wrists be tied behind her back, her jaw clenched in anger and incomprehension.
She hadn't said her last word.