I am mad as hell and my husband doesn't seem to understand. I don't like it when he plays with my dildos without permission. I came home to find him lying on our bed, butt-ass naked, stroking his big chocolate dick while shoving a pink dildo up his hairy ass. Kelvin Sainte-Guillaume! I exclaimed. I hate it when men act without thinking with anything other than their cocks. What if I hadn't come home alone from work? What if I had one of my friends with me? Dumb move, hubby dearest. You acted without thinking and now I've got to make you pay for it.
My name is Carol Jeunesse. Five feet eleven inches tall, with dark brown skin, a curvy body, wide hips and a big butt. That's me. People say I look a bit like Hollywood starlet Jill Scott only taller, darker and louder. I'm the Special Services Director of The Ontario Multicultural Outreach Coalition. A think tank that helps people from continental Africa, the Middle East, the Caribbean, Latin America and Asia adjust to life in the Capital region of Canada. I got hired by them right after graduating from the University of Ottawa with my MBA in the summer of 2010. Almost three years later, I've risen among the ranks of this organization which has twelve hundred employees throughout the Province of Ontario. With locations in cities like Toronto, Ottawa, London, Hamilton and Windsor. We're growing in numbers and just received a ten-million-dollar grant from the federal government. We help immigrants get on their feet and steer them toward employment and independence and away from a life of crime. I think that's a good job, don't you?
Yeah, I do alright for myself as a Black woman in the Confederation of Canada. I was born in the City of Cap-Haitien in the Republic of Haiti and raised in the City of Montreal, Quebec. My father Eugene Jeunesse is a cab driver who moonlights as a barber shop owner and my mother Helene Baptiste Jeunesse is a librarian. They moved to Canada from Haiti when I was real young. I barely remember the island of Haiti and consider myself Canadian through and true. Growing up in the town of Montreal in Quebec, I developed a fascination with French Canadian men. They're really something else. I went to prom with a blond-haired, green-eyed guy from the town of Laval. Yeah, I liked them French guys. Until one of them broke my heart.