For the rest of that afternoon, Evelyn and I got to know each other. I treated her to coffee and sandwiches inside Page Break, this quaint little restaurant inside the library. I learned quite a bit about her. Evelyn was in the graduate studies program at Carleton University, taking up sociology with a focus on women's and gender issues. I didn't know you could get a degree in women's studies and I was curious about what you could do with it after finishing school. Evelyn was only too happy to tell me. The gal wasn't just pretty and deliciously big-bottomed, she was also well-spoken and quite driven. Ambition was part of her genetic makeup, I could tell by the way she carried herself. Evelyn saw herself working for the United Nations after graduating from Carleton University in a year. That's awesome. I'm taking up Law as a second-year undergrad student at Carleton University. I didn't do so hot in the Criminal Justice program at the University of California at Los Angeles. UCLA is one of the toughest schools on the planet, man. And since I was more focused on chasing hot chicks and partying with my fraternity, I barely passed most of my classes. Lesson learned, you have to actually study at University. Who knew?
Over the next few days, Evelyn Mbakwe and I got to know each other better. She was a lot of fun. I took her to see the movie Immortals at the Silver City Movie Theater near Blair Station in Ottawa. We had a grand old time. That night, I told her I liked her and she echoed my sentiments. That's when we officially began dating. At first glance, I thought Evelyn was a gorgeous but conservative young African woman. I mean, she describes herself as a staunch catholic, goes to church twice a week, and happens to be on the board of the Christian Women's Alliance at our school. And yet, I later found out some disturbing things about her. Evelyn is a member of the Black Canadian BDSM Society or B.C.D.S. They're kind of like a Canadian version of Dark Connections, this Afro-centric BDSM society I heard about in the U.S. That kind of surprised and fascinated me. And when our relationship got more serious, we explored her fetish together.
That's how I ended up on my back, legs and arms bound by chains on a king-sized bed. My sexy Nigerian girlfriend knelt between my legs, stroking my eight-inch, uncircumcised cock while fingering my asshole with her gloved hands. She applied lubricant all over my anus before sliding a slim pink dildo into my ass. To be honest, I was kind of nervous about the whole 'dildo in the ass' experience. However, Evelyn told me she'd done this before and that I was in good hands. It turns out that she was right. Evelyn was gentle as she drove the six-inch dildo into my well-lubricated but still tight asshole. It felt kind of good, especially with her jerking me off while doing it. I felt wonderfully filled, and ended up blowing my load all over the place. Evelyn pulled the dildo out of my ass, kissed me and asked me how I felt. I told her I felt great, then pulled her into my arms. And just like that, we began making love the regular way. My Nigerian goddess climbed on top of me after putting a condom on my still-hard dick. I thrust into her as she wrapped her arms around me. Looking into her eyes, I smiled as we made passionate love. I loved the feel of her tight pussy around my dick. African women are so hot! We went at it for hours until we lay exhausted on the bed, spent.
Evelyn Mbakwe is definitely the gal for me, ladies and gentlemen. We get along wonderfully, and I find her simply amazing. She's my Nigerian goddess. My Black princess. My Cleopatra. I never thought I would say this but I'm actually happy to be living in Ottawa, Ontario. For a biracial surfer dude born to a Jamaican father and Mexican mother in Los Angeles, California, that's quite a change in both mindset and lifestyle. I love my Black queen. And I fully embrace my Black heritage these days. When they were doing the Census thing in Canada, I circled Black instead of any other category. Ironically, during the Census 2010 in America, I didn't circle Black. Well, now I know better. I know who I am, what I want and where I want to be. All it took was the love of a good Black woman. Incomparable love, ladies and gentlemen. Peace.