Life for Julia Chang was a challenging one. She was abandon as an baby until someone found had her and gave her a home. Her adoptive mother Michelle Chang gave her love and support, raising her like if she was her own. Michelle worked hard to give her the best life she could, and for that Julia couldn't thank her enough. Julia devoted her life to repay Michelle back someday. She worked hard in life, she studied and did well in school. Anything she could do to make her adoptive mother's life easier. At age twenty four she had got a degree in archaeology but she couldn't stay away from her love for wrestling. Ever since Michelle taught her how to wrestle Julia found she had a passion for it. She took a secret identity, disguised as a luchadora, named Jaycee. Going pro she could finally give Michelle a life without worry.

The morning rays of the sun pierced through the gaps on Julia's curtains. Pulling the covers over her head, trying to block out the light. Unfortunately for her, the sound of her alarm clock kept her from any chance of falling back to sleep. Reaching out, to turn off the alarm slowly took her time to out of her bed, before rubbing her neck. Her body was still sore from yesterday's wrestling match.

"Julia, come down for breakfast." Her mother called for her from the kitchen.

Slipping on her slippers, and grabbing her iPad, she made her way downstairs. The smell of fresh coffee put a smile on her face, as she took a seat at the table. Her mother set down a plate of food for her, before handing her a cup of coffee. "Mmmmm." Julia let out a content sigh, while taking a sip of her coffee.

"Sleep well?" Her mother asked, taking a seat next to her.

"Wish I could have slept in." She said jokingly. Turning on her iPad, she went scrolling through her official social media page, otherwise known as her wrestling name Jaycee's page. "Ah, more negative comments." A frown found it's way on her face. Her family had a long history with wrestling but she was the first one to go pro. It was a moment of happiness she would never forget. She became a rising star, at first people would cheer her on. She quickly climbed the ranks and became one of the top five wrestler in the world, but people began to change their views on her. Some claimed that it was just an act, a show to entertain fans. That she was just a simple cash cow. A political move for female viewers. Some even say she just there for eye candy.

Her mother held her hand in hers. "Hey, don't worry about what others say, i'll always be your number one fan."

Julia let out small laugh, "I know mom, and i'll always be your number one fan." Giving her a smile, Michelle stood to get up when suddenly her head began to spin. She held the chair, to prevent herself from falling. Julia quickly went to her mother's side. "Are you okay? Are you hurt anywhere?"

Her mother gave her a small smile. "I'm just getting old, can't get up as fast without getting a little dizzy, that's all." Pushing Julia towards her seat, "Now finish your food or you will be late for work." Not wanting to pry too much, Julia did as she was told. Her mother didn't like showing any signs of weakness to her but Julia couldn't help but worry.

"Maybe we should go to the hospit-"

"Julia, I am fine." Her mother cut her off. "I just got a little dizzy that's all."

Not wanting to upset her mother, Julia reluctantly gave up. "Alright, but call me if you are not feeling better, promise?" She held out her pinkie. Her mother let out a small laugh. Hooking her pinkie with her daughter's. "Promise."

"The winner, Jaycee!" The announcer raised Julia hand. The sounds of jeers and booing filled the area. Climbing down the ring, she began to make her way down the tunnels.

"Fake! Fake!"

"Gimme your number baby!"

"Show me some more skin!"

She quickly walked to the locker room, changed, and left the arena. This wasn't how she wanted to be seen as. Fans filled the roads, as they exited the stadium.

"Did you see Jaycee out there? She just as arrogant as ever, we all know she just sleeping with the executives, so they rig her matches for her."

"Yeah, no way can someone like her be ranked in top five with monsters like king and Craig Marduk!" Two fans said mockingly as they walked past Julia. At times Julia wanted to cry, she even thought about quitting at times, but like a fool she kept on. It wasn't because she liked the fame or the money. She just wanted to show the world how beautiful wrestling was to her, to move someone's heart the way it did for her, even if it was just one person, that would be enough for her. Walking up to her home, she noticed no lights were on. "That's weird, did she go somewhere?" Opening the door, she called out, "Mom?" Turning on the lights, she saw her mother on the floor of the kitchen. All strength in her legs seem to disappear, as she fell to her knees, tears filling her eyes. "M-mom?" Crawling over, she held her mother in her arms. She let out a cry, fumbling to dial 911 with cell phone. "State your emergen-"

"Please, save my mom! She not responding and collapsed on the floor!" Sobbing, Julia held her mother tight, praying help would come soon.

Hours later Julia sat in the waiting room to hear any new of her mother. Hands clasped together, pressing against her forehead, praying to hear good news.

"Miss Chang?"

Lifting her head, the doctor stood with his hand in his coat in front of her. She quickly stood, "How is she?"

"She is stable for now but I do have bad news. Your mother is suffering from kidney failure."

All color seem to disappear from her face. "K-kidney failure?"

The doctor gave her a nod. "She is going to need a transplant soon."

"Is there a donor available? If not, take mine." She would give her life for her mother without a second thought. The doctor let out a sigh, rubbing the back of his neck.

"That's the bad news, your mother has a unique blood type. There has only been only one person on record that is a match but under confidentiality policies I can't give out that information."

"Doctor please... Just a name, please let me convince them... Please let me save my mom!"

"M-miss Chang." The doctor was caught off guard, when she grabbed his coat.

"Please..." Her tears fell on his lab coat. The doctor let out a defeated sigh.

"Alright but you didn't hear it from me, got it?"

"Mister Kazama? We've arrived."

Opening his eyes, Jin pulled himself out of his thoughts. Thanking his driver, before exiting his car. Walking out the building's parking lot, and entering the building of Kazama Co. Jin Kazama at age twenty seven, was the current CEO of Kazama Co. Home to one of the most poplar entertainment companies in the world.

He was greeted by all employees. Waving to them, he continued his way to his office. His secretary Nina Williams followed, as they both entered his office.

"You're late."

He took a seat in his chair, unbuttoning the top of his gray suit. "Good to see you too, Nina."

Dropping a stack of papers on his desk. "Have fun, these are the list of applicants for the week." She let out smirk when she heard him groan. "Oh, there's also has been a commotion outside, there's a girl who keeps begging to see you personally. Security stopped her from entering the building but she won't leave."

"Oh?" Taking a look outside his glass window. There was indeed a female on her knees waiting in front of the building. "Did she say why?"

Nina gave him a shrug. "My guess, she is desperate for a job here."

"Hm." Looking up at the sky, dark clouds were clear sign of the weather to come.

"You have to get ready for your first meeting, come on, you got a lot to do today."

He took one last look at the girl, before heading out the office with Nina.

Hours later, Jin exited the conference room. Rubbing his neck, he let out a tired sigh. Dealing with other companies tired him out more than fighting did. The sound of rain, caught his attention. 'How long had it been raining?' he thought. He took a look out the window. "She couldn't still be out there, right?"

Julia sat on her on her back legs. Her knees hurt from kneeling all day. She was also hungry and soaked from all the rain. Still she refuse to leave, not until she saw him. He was the only chance she had to save her mother. "I will definitely save you, just hold on."

"Save who?" The sound of a deep voice, brought her out of her thoughts.

A man stood a few feet away from her with an umbrella. he was quite tall and even in a suit she could tell he was very strong individual.

"Are you Jin Kazama?" She wasn't sure how to start.

"And if I am?"

Placing both her hands on the ground, and lowering her head until it was touching the wet floor. "Please... I know this sounds crazy, and insane, but i'm begging you, if you could be a kidney donor for my mother."

A frown appeared on his face. "You are asking me to donate something as important as an organ to a stranger? Even If I was crazy enough to agree, I have a rare blood typ-"

"So does she, please... I know I'm asking for a lot but I'm begging you... Save my mother." Her voice shook, tears being washed away by the rain. "Please... I'll do anything, so just save her."

The two fell silent for a bit. "Anything? Bold words. Anyone can say that but to actually do it, are you willing to answer any request I have?"

"I am serious! I would give my life for her!"

The rain suddenly stopped pouring on her, she took a look up to see the man hold the umbrella over her. His gaze seem to pierce her soul. "A Life for a life. I save your mother's life, in return your life becomes mine. You will do what I say and how I say it, can you still say you want me to save your mother?"

"Save her and I'm yours." Her words shocked Jin. Here was a girl asking him to do something crazy as to donate a kidney, with a payment of her life. Without any hesitation, without a second thought. Her eyes showed no regret in her decision. If a normal person had been in his shoes, he was sure they would have told her no, yet every time he looked at her, he saw himself in her eyes.

"What's your name?"

"Julia Chang."

"Julia, you are now Jin's Kazama's property, don't regret your decision later."