"Just leave me alone for the day. Look, I have another match in two days time. I just wanna chill out." Dana smiled at her manager before she walked out from the hotel lobby with her backpack.

"Okie, but make sure you come back before 8pm ya, you have an appointment with the reporter from New York Times remember?" Tonya said as she crossed her arm.

"Cancel it for me please. I don’t feel like being interviewed. Besides, cancelling one of them won’t hurt my career. I just care about my performance on court, that’s all."

"Hmm, Dana, not sure about this but I think you might wanna meet her. You know, she is young,beautiful, sexy as hell, out spoken…" Tonya gave Dana some infos she knew the athelete would like to hear, in hope that she would be interested in this one. But Dana cutted in before she finished her sentence.

"Nooo, I am not interested, just cancel it okie. Bye." Dana walked towards the hotel exit waving to her manager. Tonya just shook her head and muttered.

"Anything for you boss." With that she walked back to her hotel room and called the reporter for cancellation.

In the middle of the city, London

Dana exhaled as she alighted from the hotel coach. She was exhausted from training and needed time to herself. She was happy that she won the match yesterday and got into semi final. Well, actually she wasn’t surprised at that. She was ranked third in the world and was training hard before this Wimbledon championship. She was determined in winning the title. She smiled at the thought as she walked along the shops at one of the busy streets in London. She never thought to be this great venturing the city alone.

Throughout the years she had been dedicated to her tennis career. Not that she was a nun, no. With her good looking features and goofy characters, she got a lot of women fallen for her and her reputation gained her the title "player" in the world of sports, where she had been the sport light in almost all the magazines right after she came out. They were pretty much interested in who she was dating, who she had broken off with, what she had bought for her girlfriends, whether she was good in bed and etc. At first Dana was furious about those reports, but after sometime she seemed to take them lightly and just ignore them. She was so lazy to even read the reports they have on her. She just brushed them off, and started to act pretty bitchy at all the interviews. She would always kicked herself mentally for being bitchy, but she made a mental note that this was the only way to protect herself. She had an assumption that all the reporters just want to get her story and be famous overnight, therefore it’s not worth to be nice to them.