The sun rose over the City of Oaxaca, the most beautiful place in all of Mexico. Marcello Santos got up, and got ready for another day at work at Francisco's Bazaar. Marcello is a six-foot-tall, lean and athletic, good-looking young man of Afro-Mexican descent. He'd been living in lovely Oaxaca all his life, having been born there to a Mexican father, Miguel Santos, and a Nigerian immigrant mother, Isabelle Adewale. Marcello aspires to go to university someday and make something of his life. For the time being, Marcello is saving money for college, and trying to stay out of trouble.
Marcello's dream school, the Universidad Nacional Autonoma De Mexico, is the best school in the country and has about three hundred thousand students. It's tough to get in, and while Marcello's grades are good, the brother is also seriously poor. Marcello's father Miguel Santos died a couple of years ago, and left the family with a lot of debt. Marcello is the only support whom his mother Isabelle Adewale-Santos and his sister Nikita Santos have. Yup, the brother has a hard life.
Last week, Marcello's girlfriend Ramona Rios dumped him for a gringo named Stuart something or other whom she met at her waitressing job at Restaurante Felipe on Bulevar San Giacomo. Marcello missed Ramona dearly. The gal was tall, curvy and sexy, with dark bronze skin, long dark hair and a big round butt. Ramona was also a mestiza, having been born in San Miguel De Allende to a Mexican father and a white mother originally from Bilbao, Spain. Ramona was feisty but her loving was sweet. Marcello missed her so much that he was daydreaming on the job on that fateful day...
"Hey amigo, hurry up with that," said Antonio, Marcello's bully of a boss, a stocky old Mexican who isn't exactly fond of non-Mexicans. Marcello just started working on that particular day, and didn't need any bullshit but hey, such is life when one works for a bozo. For Antonio, the fact that Marcello was part black meant that he could never be Mexican enough. Never mind that there have been African-descended people in Mexico for centuries. In fact, the region of Oaxaca is known for its famous Afro-Mexican minority community. Normally, Marcello ignores Antonio's baiting, but not today...
"If you worked half as hard as you talked, you'd be a rich man, pendejo," Marcello heard himself reply, stunning both Antonio and the other workmen nearby. Antonio's eyes went wide, and he looked at Marcello as though the young man had two heads. Antonio walked up to Marcello like he was about to start something and Marcello braced himself. In Mexico, machismo is part of the culture and anyone who disrespects the man next to him will have a fight on his hands. That's just the way it is.
"Cabron, you're fired," Antonio said with a wicked grin, and Marcello scoffed, took off his apron and tossed it at his former boss, narrowly missing his face. Marcello walked away, and caught the bus to Calle Rosas, where he lived. It's not easy for a brother in Mexico, even if he was born there, speaks the language and knows the culture. Mexico isn't like America or Canada, where the racism is systemic and downright passive aggressive. In Mexico, if people don't like your skin tone, they let you know to your damn face.
Marcello got home and walked his little dog Harry, a Jack Russell terrier, and as he walked around his neighborhood, he saw an old newspaper on a street corner. Marcello picked it up and saw an ad for El Capitan Security, a security company that was desperately looking for security guards. The job paid one hundred and fifty pesos per work day, which wasn't bad. Marcello grabbed his cell phone and dialed up the number, and a sultry female voice answered.
"Buenas dias, this is Marianna Suarez, for El Capitan Security, how many I help you?" the lady asked, and Marcello grinned. The brother had always been quite good at selling himself and he expressed his interest in the company and his eagerness to work security. Marcello didn't even have a security licence, but he had a good friend named Luis Lopes who could help him with that. Luis is a master of forgeries, among other things.
"I'll be at the interview tomorrow, ten o'clock sharp," Marcello assured Marianna, who reminded him to bring a resume, and then hung up. Marcello went home and fed his dog, and then typed up a resume on his laptop. Since his printer was not working, Marcello saved his work on a USB and then headed to the Biblioteca Publica De Oaxaca, the local public library, and then printed three copies of his resume. Next stop? Marcello went to Calle Guerrera, to see his buddy Luis.
"Buenas dias, el negro, come on in," said Luis, a stocky, muscular Mexican dude with a buzz cut and a slick smile. Marcello went into Luis's place and the two exchanged dap. Marcello expected to see Alejandra Mercado, the big-booty, dark-haired and bronze-skinned chick from Puerto Vallarta whom Luis was currently banging. Luis was something of a womanizer and known for it all over the City of Oaxaca. Luis also had a few bad habits which weren't as well known. Marcello and Luis go way back, in more ways than one.
"Amigo, I need you to help me get a security licence," Marcello said, and Luis grinned, and then headed to his makeshift office. Luis took a picture of Marcello with his cell phone and sent it to his email, and then looked online for a picture of what the Oaxaca Ministry of Security licences looked like. Luis downloaded a copy of the licence, played around on his computer graphics system, and then created a believable fake copy of Marcello's future security licence.
"I will have the actual card for you by tonight, this is going to cost you two hundred pesos," Luis said, and Marcello grimaced, for he did not have the cash. Marcello and Luis made eye contact, and Marcello sighed, for he knew exactly what Luis wanted. Luis goes around banging hot women all over Oaxaca City, but he is also fond of the fellas. Of course, Luis keeps his bisexuality hush hush because Mexicans aren't known for their fondness for LGBT folks. The country is largely conservative and not changing anytime soon. Luis has his manly fun on the low, as they say...
"Alright, let's get this over with," Marcello said, pretending he wasn't going to enjoy what was going to happen. Luis grinned and the two men undressed, admiring each other's manly physiques. Luis grabbed Marcello's long and thick, dark and uncircumcised dick. As Marcello looked on, Luis knelt before him and sucked his dick like it was no big deal. Marcello grinned, for he'd seen Luis grinding against fine women at the clubs, drinking, talking tough and acting like the most macho of men. A lot of bisexual guys in Mexico do the same thing Luis do. It doesn't matter if you're straight, bisexual or gay, in Mexico you must be macho. It's part of the culture.
"Hmm, I fuck women of all races but when it comes to dick, I exclusively chase you African brothers," Luis said, winking at Marcello as he sucked his big dark balls. Marcello groaned as Luis fingered his ass, and then he came. Marcello can never resist blowing his load when his prostate is stimulated. It is the brother's weakness. When Marcello came, Luis drank every last drop of his cum. Marcello was about to thank his good buddy Luis for a job well done when came a knock at the door. Panicking, Luis hid Marcello in a storage room, put his clothes on and went to answer the door.
"Hello handsome, I came to surprise you," said Alejandra, as Luis greeted her at the door. Luis smiled nervously at Alejandra, who looked gorgeous in a red tank top and blue jeans. Taking Alejandra by the hand, Luis rushed her to the bedroom, hoping against hope that he wasn't about to get caught. For a lot of bisexual men, getting caught with a man, by their woman, is a veritable nightmare. Second only to getting outed to their woman by some angry man that they had sexual dealings with. Yeah, it's a complicate d life.