The Brat Pack

Lisa McVan was very frustrated. She wanted to take control of the sex wrestling federation from her mother, but she was actually losing ground. Wrestlers had started changing ther personalities, turning on each other and making new alliances, Tanya McVan was learning how to fight and could at this point easily beat Lisa, and most of the new girls entering the league were unmanagable.

So now, Lisa was waiting for her chances to start competing again. While she waited, she'd put together a different kind of stable. One that wasn't based on trying to bring the fed to its knees, but rather one that was made up entirely of young girls. 18 was the youngest (since the fed wouldn't hire anyone underage of course), and they wouldn't let anyone join who was old enough to be out of college.

Lisa was the leader of course, because she was the richest and the best connected. None of the girls were even about to challenge her because being Lisa's friend had all sorts of perks.

Chichi had been one of the first girls to join, back when she was pretending to be underage.

Chichi had immediately gotten Dolly, who was her friend from school, into the group.

Because The Amazon, although she still teamed with Chichi, didn't like hanging around a bunch of spoiled girls and didn't like being stereotyped as the dumb muscle/bodyguard, they'd had to replace her.

Dolly had made friends with Melissa, since they both submission wrestling, and although she hadn't been spoiled before, Melissa quickly learned to like having lots of money and being a general cocktease and spoiled bitch.

They'd invited Mighty Allison into the group partly because they didn't want her on their bad side. She'd been quick to accept.

Wendy sometimes hung out with them. She was sometimes standoffish and antisocial, but she was good at partying, and although it couldn't be said her mean streak was the biggest out of all of theirs, she definitely was the most creative at finding ways to indulge it.

They didn't any of them like their stable's name, but Lisa's mom had called them that, and the name had stuck.