I got one of those cravings which simply will not go away. What that craving happens to be is the subject of this tawdry little tale. Simply put, I crave power. The power to do good things. The power to change lives. Absolute power. And oftener than not, I get my hands on it and have trouble letting go. My name is Dana Hawthorne and I'm a blonde-haired and green-eyed, tall and slightly plump Irish-American lady of Jewish heritage living in Milton, Massachusetts. I am the Dean of Admissions at Milton College. Lately, it seems that my appetites have affected my job performance and also been behind some decisions I've been making. I have no excuse to offer. Simply put, I can't help myself.
As Dean of Admissions, I basically got to choose who got accepted into the school and who didn't. I've stressed diversity during my entire career. When I was hired by the college in 1998, the school's student body was eighty eight percent caucasian. Also, male students made up less than forty percent of the overall student population. I wasn't pleased with such demographics. So, I talked the school's president, Dr. Leonard Reyes into changing things. Fortunately, he saw things my way. I have a special way of negotiating with powerful men. I use sex as one of my favorite tools. An ice breaker and sealer of deals, if you will.
Leonard Reyes is a tall, dark-haired and burly bronze-skinned man of black and Hispanic origin. He considers himself black, which is okay by me. I don't tell anyone how to define themselves. He's married to my friend Rachel Dawson Castillano, a shrill Italian-American socialite who only cares about money and spends her time spending her considerable wealth on travels and purchases. That left Leonard very lonely. Easy pickings for an experienced seductress like myself. We had a lot of fun together. Leonard was a kinky dude. We sometimes had sex in his office after hours. Yeah, those were fun times. Leonard loved it when I knelt before him and sucked his long and thick cock. I loved sucking his dick and licking his sweaty balls. When he came, I drank his seed without spilling a drop. Very few women will do that for a man. I'm a first-rate sexual adventurer so the prude stuff isn't for me. I like to get wild.
And get wild I did. I would push Leonard onto his desk and climb on top of him. I would impale my hot pussy on his long dick and ride him for all he was worth. Leonard loved my pussy. And to be honest, I enjoyed having sex with him. We usually got along pretty well. Until the day I asked him to tell the board of directors to order the creation of a football program. Why did I want to start a football program at Milton College? Simply because varsity football usually means a boost in male enrollment in higher education.
In 2006, Milton College boasts of only sixteen hundred male students among its thirty nine hundred person student body. And only six percent of the students were ethnic minorities. You'd think the school's Hispanic president would agree with me but Leonard turned into a gibbering wimp when it came to dealing with the feminist administrators of the school. They wanted to keep the school exactly like it was. A bastion of political correctness. One of the most boring places I could think of. Leonard lacked the balls to see the good I meant to do. He didn't want to piss off his colleagues with a bold proposition. He wouldn't side with me against them.
I've always been a proponent of diversity and a force for change. I've never been one to follow the crowd. Hell no. When I left my native Ireland in 1978 and moved to America at the age of twenty one, I experienced a world of change and opportunity. I went to UMass-Amherst and graduated with my MBA in 1982. I fell in love with a tall, intelligent and charming black gentleman named Armando Brown. Both our families were less than accepting of our relationship.
We didn't care. We got married anyway and moved to Boston. We have a son named Mitchell and a daughter named Isabel. They're both in high school right now. Ever since my husband died, shot by a racist cop who mistook him for a thief in his own house, I've been really worried about the lives and safety of my offspring, especially my son Mitchell. The world is not kind to men these days, especially black men. Men of all races are now minorities on college and university campuses across America. Fewer and fewer men are going to college. And many of them drop out. My son is brilliant but I see what's happening in the world. I want him to have it better than I did. He plays football for his high school and he's quite good at it. I want him to attend Milton College someday.
I don't want him out of my sight. The last thing I want is for him to go to school far from home. He could become a victim of racial profiling in some strange town and get killed. Or he could be falsely accused of rape by some attention-craving crazed whore he made the mistake of dating. Not my son, folks. He's going to attend Milton College and no other school. But he wants to play college football. So, I endeavor to create a football program at Milton. That way he won't be able to say no when I nudge him in the right direction.