Is Our Season Over?
by The Red Lantern
DISCLAIMER: All characters are 18+.
CONTENT WARNING: The following story contains heavy emphasis on blowjobs and raceplay, specifically white-asian raceplay, and contains descriptions of things that readers may find objectifying or otherwise insensitive.
OVERVIEW: Hyunna Song finds all eyes on her in the final round of the intercollegiate blowjob conference championship. With her team behind and a partner with a grudge against her, can she deliver a performance for the ages and save their season?
THANK YOU: to
BryanRichardson
and Rie, my first two beta readers. Without your encouragement, this wouldn't have existed. And a big Thank You to
ChloeTzang
for helping me find my voice.
"Weelllcome back to the Mister Softee Arena in Elk Valley, sports fans. Life got you down? Grab a Mister Softee and enjoy yourself! Miissster Softee ice cream." The announcer's cinnamon voice echoes through the stadium, as well as being streamed live to viewers across America and who knows where else.
"If you're just joining us, we're live at the 11th Appalachian Intercollegiate Blowjob Conference finals. It's been a neck and neck matchup between the promising Iguthu Lake University team and the reigning conference champions from Elk Valley College, led by senior superstar Jenna Thompkins... who just delivered a coommmmanding nine point eight out of ten performance in the artistic event. That's going to be tough to beat. Guy Rogan, from your time judging, what's Jenna's secret? She's one of the most heavily recruited seniors in the league, her OnlyFans is on fire, and agents from both Netflix and PornHub have been spotted in Elk Valley, but does she have what it takes to go pro?"
Terror grips my insides. It's always like this. Some part of me, something buried deep, deep beneath my subconscious, is telling me that my life is in danger and I need to run. Or go mental.
It's just one blowjob, Hyunna. Just one more blowjob, and then today's behind you forever. Just one more blowjob, where, if it's not perfect enough, our season ends and we have another sad, sad "maybe next year" party.
No pressure.
Guy Rogan's meaty bald head, clamped viselike between his headphones, dominates all the giant screens in the stadium, his podcast studio visible behind him. He talks about Jenna's prospects as a pro, which are deservedly bright after what I, and the rest of the audience, just watched her do with her set. She's good, how can I ever compete with that?
"Is this one over?" the announcer asks. "Elk Valley is up by nine and a half, and this is the fiinnnnal set of the fiinnnnal event of the day. What does the final fellatrix, uh... Hyunna Song, the...uh, the Korean-American... junior from Iguthu Lake, have to do to win this? Can she even win it?"
Shit. It's time.
I relate to every animal that's ever been caught in a trap, looking at her leg and asking herself how much it's REALLY worth. The announcer barely knows my name even after three events, so maybe no one will notice if we just call it here and go home.
I stand up and straighten the sacklike, shapeless brown dress that slumps off my shoulders and down to my knees, and prepare for my execution. Some girls wear something severe, and strip it off at the beginning to call attention to their best features or to eat up the clock. That was my plan, and I specifically picked out the least sexy dress I have. It's not much more than a sleeveless cloth bag with a zipper down the front and two subtle pockets at the hips.
Not fifteen minutes ago, Jenna had bounded onstage like some kind of blonde beach volleyball player turned nerdy librarian, complete with glasses and sheer black stockings. And for fifteen minutes, she loosened and removed that outfit while she sucked her subject's dick, seemingly one part belly dancer and one part, I don't know... snake charmer? I hoped, prayed, that she might finish him early and leave everyone with a boring final few seconds and hurt her score, but she took him right to the buzzer and strutted offstage in just her red and yellow boyshorts.
She's pro material.
Even I was hypnotized by the spell she cast. How can I follow that carefully orchestrated tease and reveal of feminine sexuality, much less using a version of her idea that's in every way inferior?
I hug the other Iguthu Lake girls... Sarah, White Becky, and Colombian Becky. Today's the last time we're going to be together, although they look like they still hold a hope that, from somewhere under this dress, I can pull out a miracle.
There's nothing left to do but get this over with. I take my first step towards the single wooden chair, sitting alone on the stage inside overlapping circles of light from above. Its red and yellow cushions, the Elk Lake College colors, by the way, remind us that we tread on their turf.
The screens above flash and I see myself in my frumpy dress and bare yellow feet. Somehow, the display seems to emphasize my Korean features. The almond-shape of my eyes. The color of my skin. My petiteness. I'm short and slender, but up there, I look absolutely tiny. Small, scared, and fragile, alone on a big empty stage. I toss a handful of jet black hair off the side of my face, smile, and wave, but inside my guts are twisting themselves into knots that sailors would take decades to make sense of.
"Four out of five Saturdays, this one's over," Guy Rogan's voice says. "But don't sleep on Hyunna Song. She's the first Korean-American on a team in the Appalachian finals, and there's a reason she's anchoring Iguthu Lake. She's got style, she's got looks, she's got poise, and all season long we've been watching her pull rabbits out of hats when the chips were down. This Iguthu Lake team is no stranger to last-minute nail-biters, and Hyunna's come through for them every time... except against Jenna and Elk Valley during the regular season. She's someone you want on your team, and she's still got a year left."
Even Guy Rogan's talking about my next season. This
cannot
end fast enough.
"Now let's bring out our last subject, Elk Valley's own hometown hero, Jeefffff Lunk."
A cheer goes up in the stadium crowd as a tall, broad-shouldered white man in his 30s with a scruffy brown beard and tousley brown hair walks out from the opposing side of the stage. He waves a large hand, and the sleeve of his regulation white robe falls to his bicep.
I can see how this guy can be sexy, and my eyes prowl his physique to turn me on. The way the muscles and tendons of his forearm flex. The casual confidence that exudes from his command of the audience's affection. I hate his beard, but I know a lot of my friends would like it and that makes me scrutinize it until I can see it as at least charming.