Abraham James Green is the name and I am the hero of this tale. In fact, I totally approve this message. At the time this story took place, I was a student at Milford Hawkins College, a small private school located near the town of Kati, Texas. I was just a tall, good-looking young black man beginning his college career quite enthusiastically at what appeared to be a nice educational institution. I didn't know it at the time but I was on a voyage of self-discovery.
Milford Hawkins College, the setting of my adventurers is a private school with a student body of eighteen thousand persons. It was founded in 1978 by Milford Hawkins, a famous Texan billionaire businessman who has since passed away and entrusted his fortune to a foundation which provided key funding to the institution which bore his name. The school is a fairly decent place. Although the majority of the students are commuters, quite a few of us live in the school's dormitories. Milford Hawkins College has eighteen dorm buildings, nine for men and nine for women. Each dormitory building can house three hundred students. Not being from around here, I had to live in the dormitories, which suited me just fine. Commuting from Los Angeles, California, to Kati, Texas, everyday would have been a drag. Don't you agree?
Milford Hawkins recently started an intercollegiate athletics program. This brought an increase in student enrollment and actually put this small, relatively unknown school on the map. Milford Hawkins currently sponsors Men's Varsity Baseball, Basketball, Cross Country, Water Polo, Volleyball, Rowing, Soccer, Golf, Tennis, Football, Rifle, Wrestling, Ice Hockey, Swimming and Lacrosse along with Women's Varsity Softball, Basketball, Rowing, Cross Country, Soccer, Golf, Tennis, Rugby, Field Hockey, Rifle, Ice Hockey, Water Polo, Swimming, Volleyball and Lacrosse. For club sports we have Men's and Women's Squash, Men's and Women's Cycling, Women's Badminton, Men's Rugby and Men's Sumo Wrestling. All of our sports teams compete in the National Collegiate Athletic Association's Division Two.
I joined the school three years after it started a sports program. Before that, I attended the Los Angeles Military Academy, an all-male private High School. Life at L.A.M.A. was fun. I sometimes miss its simplicity. I played Football at the Los Angeles Military Academy and earned myself an athletic scholarship to Milford Hawkins because of it. The Academy was a fun place. A young man's paradise. Most men ought to attend a single-sex school at least once in their lifetime. They might be better men for it. In a single-sex environment, a man is free to be himself. There's quite a lot that men can discover about themselves and their fellow man when members of the opposite sex aren't around. There is a bond between you and your fellow man. Let no one tell you otherwise. I don't just say this because I'm bisexual. Any man, regardless of which way he swings, can benefit from being around intelligent and capable men who are doing positive things with their lives.
Anyhow, at Milford Hawkins College, I had myself some fun. As a six-foot-six, 250-pound athlete, I was an offensive lineman on my high school football team. However, the Head Football Coach at Milford Hawkins College decided that on his team, I'd be a running back. It's my least favorite position. I'm good at offense. Protect the quarterback, that's what I do best. The Coach wouldn't be budged. It's his way or the highway. Oh, well. I just wanted to play football, so I did as I was told. I really hate it when former professional football players become college football coaches. Some of them are decent men. Others get on your nerves because they think they're all that. Oh, well. What can you do?
I went to my Business Administration classes and did the usual things that a college man does. Go to class, survive term papers and deal with campus drama. No, I wasn't Mister Popular on campus. Based on incredibly accurate demographics, Milford Hawkins College had three hundred and ninety black males and four hundred and twenty five black females on its student body. No, we weren't all student-athletes. However, we were a very distinct minority. I miss the Academy. There were lots of highly intelligent and lively young black men there. Unfortunately, this wasn't the Academy. It was a college campus. I tried to make some friends, though. I met this interesting couple. Kyle Hannison and Rhonda Stephens. They were both in my Business Writing Class. We kind of hit it off.
Kyle Hannison was a six-foot-three, big and bulky, brown-skinned and long-haired African-American student from the City of Dallas. He used to play Basketball for Texas Tech but came to Milford Hawkins because they offered a wider range of sports than most colleges and universities in the state. Since then, he'd become a tri-athlete. He was on the Milford Hawkins College Men's Basketball team and also the Men's Ice Hockey team. He also played on the Men's Rugby Club. How about that? The guy loved sports. When he wasn't on the Basketball court, the Gridiron or the Rugby field, he took classes in Psychology.
His girlfriend Rhonda Stephens was something else. A tall and curvy, large young black woman with jet-black skin, gorgeously ethnic features and long, lustrous black hair. She was a big gal who carried her surplus flesh sexily. What the Internet afficionados would call a BBW. This six-foot-two black beauty had a thick body, large breasts, wide hips and what can only be described as a ghetto booty. You've seen the type. Don't make me explain myself. I found her very attractive. Actually, I found both of them incredibly attractive. Rhonda was a member of the Women's Rugby team and also the Vice President of the Minority In Business Club. Like me, she was a Business Administration major. Since we met, I must say that Kyle, Rhonda and I totally hit it off. They were native Texans who were fascinated by my Southern California accent. I loved hanging out with them. We had a lot in common. We were all student-athletes and young black folks in college. Working towards our futures. The way all of us should be. I was happy. At long last, I had made some friends.
We hung out together in Dallas, which was quite a distance from the town of Kati but we didn't care. Dallas is where the big businesses, the movie theaters, the shopping malls and the big schools are at. It's where the heart of Texas is. The only city that rivals it would be Austin. Other towns just don't have it. Whatever it is. Rhonda and Kyle had family in Dallas. I met their folks. Rhonda's father Julius Stephens was a Dallas City Police Department Patrolman. Her mother Jane Yvan Stephens was a professional hairdresser. Kyle's father, Leonard Hannison was a Corrections Officer. His mother, small-business owner Leanne Atkinson Hannison, died two years ago in a convenience store robbery. Man, that was messed up.
I had a lot of respect for Kyle and Rhonda. They had both been through a lot together. After meeting their respective families during our visit to Dallas, we sat in a diner. I shared some of my history with them. I was born in Los Angeles, California. My father, Luther Green is a fireman. My mother, Giselle Antoine Green is a schoolteacher. I have one brother, Rupert, who's currently a Film student at UCLA. That's about it, really. Rhonda and Kyle looked at me, smiling. Both of them seemed to be waiting for something. So, I asked them what was up. That's when they dropped the ball on me. Apparently, both of my new best friends were attracted to me and they wanted to cement our special friendship with a threesome. I was stunned. Are Texans weird or what?
I mean, seriously. Picture this one, if you please. You're in a diner with two of your closest friends. You're discussing family stuff and college life as a young person living in today's America. Then, they drop the ball on you. They want to sleep with you. I looked at Rhonda and Kyle. A slow smile crept into my face. Rhonda grinned, acting as spokesperson for the both of them. She said that she knew I was bisexual and both she and Kyle were attracted to me. I was surprised, more by Rhonda than by Kyle. I sensed that Kyle was bisexual but since he was already in a relationship, I thought I'd better leave him alone. Kyle smiled, took Rhonda's hand in his and told me that they had bpth been wanting to hook up with me for some time. They simply weren't sure how to go about asking me. Wow. So, they had been planning this for a while. I asked them to tell me more. I was definitely curious.
The thing about threesomes is that they're a lot more complicated than what you see on television shows and in those fun-filled videos and DVDs you rent from your neighborhood smut store. There are rules, limits and boundaries. You're dealing with real people, with feelings and emotions, needs that have to be met and all that. You're not dealing with two-dimensional characters in some smut magazine. I was made aware of that. I agreed to do it. Why not? I've been in a dry spell ever since I graduated from the Los Angeles Military Academy. Now, I had the opportunity to make up for lost time. I didn't waste it.