A very abrupt idea of making a Stone Cold fanfiction. Ever since I watched RAW 25th and he returned, I began watching the attitude era days and the SOB really stood out for me. So why not?

Here's a little bit of preview, and and introduction of my OC... Enjoy!

Lou Smith

An eccentric young woman known for her straight-forward and erratic personality. Known for her reckless and unpredictable behavior, Smith is one of the most dominant and feared female wrestler in WWF...

But behind the curtain, Lou Smith is very much the same.

WWF - 2001

THE show has ended, and soon another show already setting up. From city to city, from ring to ring, the show must go on. It's hard to believe that I found myself in the middle of all of that. Even after almost three years coming and going, I still feel somewhat disbelieve in what I have done for the name that I've build now, in what I am as a person. Looking back at what I've been through, I suppose it was all worthy. A small-town French girl, making the best of her passion into a career, making the American dream come true.

I was born and raised in a city of Lyon, France, living my little girl's life doing what I've always love to do. Sports! I mean, growing up I was born in this family of sports competition. My father was a well-known soccer player. His father before, my grandfather, was a track athlete. My aunty was a professional coach for French gymnastic team. So, yes my whole life I've been surrounded with sportsmen and women. Because of that, I was pressured to be an athlete, following the footsteps of the names that I was born into. And I was up for the challenge.

I decided to pursue my passion in gymnastic even more. You know, I learned gymnastic from the age of six, and already competing to be the best. And after I moved in to America, I did just the same. I competed in any event I could. I participated in gymnastic championship, winning medals and whatnot. I accomplished so much that I couldn't ask for more.

Well, I actually I could. I did ask for a chance in wrestling. Although, wrestling was never been the sport that I have taken interest in, at the early age. I watched the show with my brothers, I knew all this feuds and everything, but never paid attention to it much. But then my mind was opened to this new perception of wrestling that was when I first watched this independent wrestling show that my step-brother introduced me to. It was an eye-opener for me and I remember thinking, this is something that I can actually work with, when not doing gymnastics.

So, I decided to– there was a knock on the door. Lou Smith, who was reading a latest edition of Pro-Wrestling Illustrated, actually reading her own autobiography, finally got up after a third time knocks. Grabbing a nearby coat, she glanced at the small peephole to see who could have possibly disturbed her rest. Oh, of course. A job.

"Hi, there. Jarret, right?"

"You know my name? Oh thank you. I am Jarret. And a big fan of you, Miss Smith."

"Drop it the Miss thing. I am Lou, kid. And sorry to say, as much as I appreciate meeting you, I'm kinda onto something right now. Might as well be quick about that, yeah?" she glanced at the boy staff and pointed out to something that he was holding.

"Oh, y-yes I am. I am sorry. Here's your new letters from the writers. Signed and approved. If there's anything you need to ask –"

"Keep your breath, I already know the drill, young man. Thanks, though." Lou simply smiled and nodded, before taking a big brown envelope with the letter WWF on the center, all in caps and bold.

Ah, so she was assigned to a new storyline, as she read. Apparently since Chyna's injury on Royal Rumble few days before, resulting a time-off, Ivory's Women Championship storyline needed someone to fill in. From what Lou remembered, Women were busy. Jacqueline actually took a time off because of family issue. Lita along with the Hardy Boys was starting a feud with the Hollys. Trish Stratus was already in a relationship with Vince, oh wow. So her name written on the script was considered probable. Well... that meant she had the opportunity for a future title match. Yippie.

Best to put her game face on then.