"Hello, young man, I'm Kara Gravel, I see you often in the library, what are you studying?" the tall, short-haired, older white woman as she pushed her glasses on the bridge of her nose, and looked at Stewart. The big and tall young black man sat on the third floor of the Carleton University library, where he'd been working on his criminology assignment. The woman who approached him appeared to be in her late fifties and possibly early sixties, and there was a weird gleam to her eyes...
"Nice to meet you Kara, I'm Stewart Lucien," he replied, and then the old white lady smiled, and a frisson coursed through Stewart's back. After moving to the City of Ottawa, Ontario, from his hometown of Quartier Morin, northern Haiti, he'd experienced a lot of strange things. The people in the Canadian capital amazed him with their ways. So passive aggressive and fake it's almost scary. Definitely takes some getting used to...
Stewart Lucien thought of a time when he walked around the Rideau Shopping Center in downtown Ottawa. The place was crowded, as befitting a mall located in the center of a national capital. People of all hues walked about, going in all directions, in and out of different stores. Africans, Asians, Europeans, Arabs, Aboriginal Canadians, and people whose ethnicity Stewart Lucien could only guess at. And everyone seemed to be looking intently at the young black man as he walked by...
In Ontario, Canada, it seemed that a lot of people got the urge to cough, glare hostilely, spit, sneeze or otherwise lash out in a passive aggressive manner whenever they saw a black person come near them. Such uncouth behavior disgusted Stewart, and he didn't care for these bozos one bit. The myth about Canadians being super friendly and polite was just that, a myth. Stewart genuinely felt unsafe at times, Ottawa was far less quaint than it first seemed.
Stewart tried to keep an open mind as he began his journey in the Canadian capital. All he wanted was complete his university studies, get his degree and either go to the United States or return to the island of Haiti to work for his people's government. The locals were covertly and at times overtly hostile, Stewart figured that out pretty quickly. Hence why he was puzzled as to why this older white lady was approaching him in the library...
"Well, Stewart, I've been coming at Carleton University for a long time and I have yet to meet a young man as charming as you," Kara said, with a twinkle in her frosty blue eyes, and Stewart Lucien looked her up and down, then smiled. Little did he know that this was an encounter destined to change the course of his life forever. Kara Gravel was definitely more than she seemed...
"You do that really well," Stewart Lucien whispered, as Kara Gravel knelt before him and sucked his dick greedily. They were in an empty room in the Loeb building, a two minute walk from the campus library. At this hour, they had an entire floor to themselves and were getting busy. Kara Gravel's level of freakiness surprised the hell out of Stewart Lucien, but in a good way...
"Oh, my dear, you got no idea how freaky I can be," Kara Gravel paused to say, and Stewart Lucien nodded and smiled as the freaky older white lady's head bobbed up and down while she sucked his dick. Leaning against the desk, Stewart sighed happily as Kara Gravel polished his dick with those sweet lips of hers. Shoot, if he'd known how freaky older white women could be, Stewart would have tried one a long time ago...