Warning: My story holds themes not everyone will enjoy or appreciate, such as interracial love between a white man and a black woman, forced love/scenes, dubious consent, and non-consent scenes. If this is something that you are not interested in and do not enjoy reading, there are other stories out there you may like. I am sorry if my stories are not to your liking. Once again, everyone else, please enjoy and thank you. If the grammatical errors are too much, stop reading and do something else. I do not want you to burn your brain cells.
SO: Ken
I'm Into You 02
It took Suraya three hours to get to Jordan's house. She had to take two buses and walk the rest because his neighborhood didn't have an additional bus stop. "Of course not," she mumbled. Cambridge Estates meant luxury, silver spoon baby.
She was attending Cambridge Academy due to her scholarship and sponsor. She must maintain a four-point-zero GPA, or they would have thrown her big booty out. Her sponsors were using her as a tax write-off. They paid for her room and board. Suraya was okay with them using her as their token. God, she said mentally, how can I be okay, shaking her head.
Pulling the sheet of paper she got from Mrs. Williams, she headed towards 2309 Westbound Lane. Once she arrived at the Tuscan-style home, she matched the number to the note and walked up to the door. Living in a poor neighborhood had its disadvantages, but it had some advantages as well. Suraya enjoyed looking closely at the house and appreciated its elegant and beautiful features.
A butler in a black suit opened the door. "Good evening, ma'am," the butler said in precise, clipped tones.
Suraya smiled at him. "Good, good evening to you, sir. I'm here for Jordan Highpoint."
he He stood aside to let me in. "Right this way, ma'am. Follow me."
Suraya's eyes were wide as she followed the butler to the living room, trying to take in all that she had seen. She was sure that she passed an elegant formal living or dining room attached to a rather stylish and 'chic' family den space, which looked super fashionable, with polished hardwood floors, and valuable-looking paintings on the wall. Translucent curtains were running throughout the house, painted in a light-champagne tint, bringing in the required brightness and airiness in perfect measure.
Suraya couldn't contain her smile when walking into the house.
"Please have a seat. I shall go get Mr. Highpoint," the butler said, gesturing to a plush couch.
"This living room is so beautiful," Suraya blurted out.
"This isn't the living room, ma'am. It's the parlor," he said before leaving the parlor.
Suraya was in awe of the place, making a mental note so when she got a lovely house. She giggled, trying to mimic the butler in a deep, low accent, "This isn't the living room, ma'am. It's the parlor." She giggled again. Suraya hadn't been outside her dorm, let alone to realize that she had entered a parlor.
"Mr. Highpoint would like for you to meet him in the kitchen. Please, ma'am, follow me."
Suraya stood up and almost forgot where she was for a second, following behind the butler, entering the beautiful kitchen.
Jordan was leaning against the kitchen counter. He crossed his arms across his chest and grinned smugly at Suraya.
Crap, alone in a kitchen with Jordan, she thought. She knew bad things tended to happen around him.
Jordan bit his lip reflectively. "So why are you late?"
Suraya gulped. "Uh, oh. I had to walk here, and I didn't have a cellphone, and yeah. I'm sorry." She smiled weakly at him.
His eyes flickered over her. "Why even come?"
Suraya wasn't sure either, and she was confused at why she did come. The words flowed out of her mouth like vomit. "Why did you try to get me suspended?" She continued, "I could have lost my scholarship because of that."
"Ah, so you come to ask that, instead of trying to tutor me. Is that why you're late?" Jordan spoke.
Suraya shook her head. Was he not listening? I had to walk to get here. He lives ridiculously far for no reason. "I just told you, why I was late, please don't change the subject. Why did you tell the principal that I did your homework."
"But you did do my homework," he said smugly, then roughly added, "For my own personal reason."
"Whatever the reason, it is probably not a good one, leave me out of it," Suraya spat out firmly.
"Have a seat, Suraya," Jordan said, pulling the chair out.
Feeling like a moron, with Jordan having ignored her, and she didn't know what else to do. "You guys bullied me into doing your homework," she said softly.
"I don't recall it that way."