Redistribution: only for personal, nonprofit use. Short Summary: White females submitting to Black females.
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Phoenix Arrow -
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"LOLA! Get in her this instant!"
"Yes Mrs Lowenstien? Is there anything wrong?"
"What the hell are these?"
"Those are your panties Mrs, I just had them cleaned for you."
"Then why do they still look soiled? Did you hand wash them like I instructed you to?"
"We'll, no ma'am...I...I...."
"You WHAT?"
"Mrs they were dirty, I just felt better putting them in the wash."
"Gosh you must be dumb. Your just begging for me to call INS aren't you."
"No Mrs Lowenstien, PLEASE, I'm sorry. Here, let me take them right now and wash them."
"And what about the rest of the house? Are you vacuuming and dusting like you are supposed to?"
"Yes, I clean all the time."
"Then why is there dust on these shelves? Gosh, do you really want to be on the first boat back to Haiti?"
"No Ma'am, I'm sorry. I will do better."
"See that you do. There are plenty of immigrant black women like yourself begging to land a job like this. You just remember that."
"Yes Mrs Lowenstien, thank so very much."
(Ring Ring Ring)
"Lola, see who that is calling."
"Right away Ma'am."
With a sigh of frustration at her newest maids incompetence, Cindy Lowenstien resumed changing for the social engagements later on in the day. These engagements always required the wealthy woman to look her best, especially when it made the other women in the community only that much more jealous. Ever since Thomas first slide that large diamond ring across her finger, she'd been the envy of every woman.
But she certainly couldn't do it all with dirty panties. Either Lola learned how to hand wash them properly, or she'd have to find yet another immigrant black woman to take her place.
"Mrs Lowenstien, it is your daughter, she wants to talk with you." Spoke Lola as she rushed into the master bedroom.
"Oh wonderful, thank you Lola. Now be a good little maid and wash these like your supposed to." Throwing her silk panties at the humble woman, Cindy turned to walking briskly over to the phone and picked it up.
"Hello baby, is every thing going well?"
"Hello mother. Everything is going....ok. Um....I was wondering if you could please come pick me up from Trish's house?"
"Come pick you up? But I'm getting ready for the Social later today, can't her parents bring you home?"
"Well her parents aren't home at the moment, and Trish says she really wants to finally meet you."
"Meet me? Isn't this the girl who stole your captaincy on the squad? Gosh Amber, I have no idea why you insist on being friends with this girl."
"Please mother, lets not talk about this again. Now write down this address."
Cindy took a moment to find paper and a pen before writing down her daughter's location.
"Ok sweetie, I'll come right now. But be ready when I get there. I can't be late to the Social."
"Yes mother, I'll try to be ready...(SLAP)....Oweeee....um....I've got to go mother!"
"Wait, what was that sound. Is everything ok?"
"Ah, yes yes, everything is just fine. Trish was only trying to make me hurry up....(SLAP)....Ahhh....Bye, please come soon....(CLICK)."
Cindy remained standing in momentary confusion. "That was certainly an odd call." In any case she was only slightly concerned as she hung up the phone with her daughter. It was indeed rare for her to ever be asked to pick up Amber from a friend's house. Usually the other parents were so happy to have Amber playing with their daughter, that they always offered to bring her home personally.
Never the less Cindy pushed her pride aside as she readied herself. Putting on a fresh pair of silk panties, she hurriedly put on a fashionable dress before making her way out to the Mercedes. Soon she was off and away from the respected upper class neighborhood and towards the address her daughter had given her. As she drove, Cindy couldn't shake away how unusual her daughter sounded, and even regretful at having to ask her mother to pick her up.
Mrs Lowenstien knew very little about this new friend of her daughter's. Only that she was a fellow cheerleader and the new captain of the squad. Cindy recalled how disappointed she was after learning of her daughter's decision to surrender the captaincy to this new girl. It was quite the shame. Colleges tend to look at things like that and being the captain of your high school cheerleading squad could have gone a long way towards getting her into one of the IV league schools. Mrs Lowenstien had big ambitions for her daughter.
Never the less, both girls seemed to really be hitting it off. It wasn't long before her daughter was seemingly spending all her free time with this girl. So overall Cindy was actually happy her daughter found a friend she enjoyed so much. And who knows, maybe they'd even go to the same college after high school.
With a relaxed sigh, Mrs Lowenstien pulled off the highway and continued following her daughter's directions into the inner city streets. So into her own thoughts, she hardly noticed the staggering change in style of the houses. What was once slight concern was slowly turning into mild confusion as she slowed her car to take note of the lower income housing.
"This can't be!" Questioned the worried mother as she re-examined the directions again. Turning around, she double backed to make sure she was on the right street. Indeed she was.
Again she looked at the houses up and down the street. There was no mistaking it, this was a lower middle class black neighborhood.
"But why would she tell me to come here?" The very confused women wondered. She just couldn't fathom the possibility that her daughter could be friends with another white girl who lived in such a low class neighborhood. Not even for a moment did it occur to her that the friend might not even be white.
Pushing on, she continued on her trek. Pressing further and further into the inner streets despite her worries. Finally she came upon the house indicated on the address. A two story building that looked only slightly better than the surrounding houses, as if some work had been done to it recently.
With her out of place Mercedes parked in the drive way, Cindy made her way to the door and rang the bell.
After a brief moment, the door was opened. Mrs Lowenstien quickly took note of the white woman greeting her at the door and almost took a step back. Though wearing rather raggy clothing with a stereotypical maid's apron, and a feather duster in her hand, the woman looked completely out of place.
She was roughly the same age as herself, but even with her dirty hands and tired face, Cindy knew this wasn't the normal life for this woman. Cindy hadn't become a community socialite for nothing. She could always read a person's character from the moment she first saw them, and this woman was clearly not what she appeared to be. The manicured nails attested to that, and her eyes spoke of a kinder, more authoritative time in her life not all that long ago.
Why this woman was now standing before her wearing a silly little apron in a black neighborhood was a question she could not answer.
"Hello, may I help you?" The woman asked, with a hint of bitterness in her voice.
"Yes hello, I am here to pick up my daughter Amber. Is she ready?"
Cindy saw the woman pause for a moment, looking at her almost with slight pity, then led her into the house.
Looking around, the home looked pretty much like what she'd expect, though very clean. The white woman had obviously taken her duties seriously.
"The girls are upstairs. The young Mistress wants you to go up there to retrieve your daughter."
"Mistress?" Cindy wondered. This woman was certainly a well trained maid. But feeling the need to make absolutely sure, she took the opportunity. "Excuse me for asking, but is Trish your daughter?"
Quite surprisingly the woman began blushing as she answered. "No....I am the....um....family....servant Jennifer.." She was clearly not proud of her position "...Now if you'll excuse me, I must get back to my cleaning."
With that, the middle aged white women swiftly moved off to dust a shelf. It was at that moment that Mrs Lowenstien saw the picture frames on the shelf being dusted. All of them contained black people. What was once worry, turned confusion, was now full fledged anger.
"How dare my daughter socialize with a black girl? How stupid can she be? How does she expect to get anywhere in life having friends like that?" She knew these thoughts were morally wrong, but anger and disappointment flooded her emotions none the less as she stormed up the stairs, towards Trish's room.