"I put on the Hijab to please my Lord, and I stick my booty out to please my man," Fatima Khaled said with a smirk as she turned around, giving her boyfriend Luther Kingsley a glimpse at her thick bronze ass, her bright red thong underwear revealing probably everything it was meant to conceal. From the satisfied smirk on Luther's dark, handsome face, the Lebanese Muslim cutie could tell that he liked what he saw.
"Well, cutie, your man is pleased, now come here and let me tap that ass," Luther said in that slight Jamaican accent that Fatima found oh-so sexy. Grinning, Fatima walked up to her man. Glancing at the full-length mirror on the bedroom wall, Fatima Khaled briefly admired her decidedly tantalizing reflection. What she saw there pleased Fatima immensely.
A tall, curvaceous young Middle-Eastern woman with dark bronze skin and golden brown eyes, her Black hair tucked away under a bright red Hijab, her curves hugged by a red bra and bright red thong underwear looked back at her. Winking at her reflection, Fatima Khaled finally joined her man on their bed. For ages she'd been craving him.
From the moment Fatima Khaled first laid eyes on Luther Kingsley inside the Beirut International Airport, the young Lebanese Muslim woman knew that he was special. On that fateful day, Fatima accompanied her uncle, Lebanese Minister of Public Works Mahmoud Khaled, to the airport where they would meet the American business party. It was a day that Fatima would never forget.
In a sea of well-dressed middle-aged White businessmen, a tall, handsome and well-dressed Black man will definitely stand out. Luther Kingsley was nothing like the meek African guys that Fatima was used to seeing on the streets of the Lebanese Capital. Migrant workers from Ghana, Nigeria and Senegal didn't carry themselves with the swagger and utmost confidence of Luther Kingsley. This brother from America acted like he owned the world.
Standing six feet two inches tall, athletic and chocolate-hued with a smooth shaved head, Luther Kingsley definitely stood out in the crowd of Europeans, North Africans, South Asians and Filipinos, the typical visitors to the Lebanese Capital. Everyone in the airport stared at Luther, and it wasn't just because of his dark skin. Luther Kingsley carried himself like a prince, and spoke haughtily to the Arabs, causing them no small discomfort since they weren't used to outspoken, strong Black men.