Muslim widow Malika seduces Haitian doctor Etienne.During their first therapy sessions, Malika Ansari walked in with an attitude, and Dr. Benjamin Etienne thought she was haughty and something of a troublemaker. The Tribunal of Montreal had stayed assault charges against Malika Ansari, providing she stayed out of trouble and adhered to the Anger Management program recommended by Montreal Prosecutor Elias Aoun. Not for the first time, Dr. Etienne cursed his good friend Elias Aoun for sending Malika Ansari his way. The gal was nothing but trouble. As a physician, Dr. Etienne has a duty of care for his patients, so he tried to be polite and patient with Malika Ansari, even though she got on his damned nerves.
"I am a human being, before I'm a Muslim, or a woman, but the world forgets that," Malika Ansari said, shaking her head. Seated on the couch, safely ensconced in Dr. Benjamin Etienne's office, the tall and curvaceous, dark-haired and bronze-skinned Muslim woman unburdened herself. Dr. Etienne nodded sagely and beckoned for Malika Ansari to continue. Outside, a fast-driving snow blanketed the City of Montreal, province of Quebec. The chill in the room had nothing to do with the temperature outside, though...
"We are all human, before we're black or white or brown, Christian or Jewish or Muslim, male or female, that is true, but please continue," said Dr. Etienne. The tall, lean and athletic, dark-skinned therapist looked at his patient intently. Malika took a deep breath and continued with her story. The life of a foreign-born Muslim woman living in Quebec was never easy. La belle province doesn't like Muslims, or Africans, or Asians, or non-whites in general, and unlike the rest of Canada, they don't hide it.
As Malika continued with her story, Dr. Etienne thought about his halcyon days at McGill University. After moving to the City of Montreal, Quebec, with his parents, Andre and Yolanda Etienne, from their hometown of Quartier Morin, Haiti, Benjamin Etienne experienced a brand new world. The racism, both covert and overt which Benjamin experienced both in the City of Montreal and the supposedly liberal McGill University campus boggled the mind. Canada definitely wasn't the bastion of tolerance that the world imagined it to be.
"My husband Aziz died, and then I had to take a huge loan to avoid losing our house to foreclosure, my adult daughter Yasmin ran off with Jean-Luc, whose parents are Quebec separatists, and I got accused of having anger issues for retaliating against a white bitch at work," Malika said, shaking her head. Dr. Etienne nodded gently. The incident was well documented. While working as a supervisor at Walmart, Malika got into an altercation with an irate white female customer named Gladys. Long story short? Malika got sentenced to three hundred hours of anger management. Twice a week, for the past three months, she'd been meeting with Dr. Etienne.
"Malika, for what it's worth, I've been where you are, I got into a fight with a racist student named Tremblay while at McGill, ten years ago," Dr. Etienne said with a smile. Malika looked at Dr. Etienne and frowned. It was hard to imagine the tall, well-dressed and metrosexual Dr. Etienne getting into a brawl with anybody. The Haitian-Canadian doctor was nothing like the rowdy and tough black men that Malika saw while visiting North Africa and the Arab world back in the day. The good doctor seemed like a fancy pants, of sorts.
"Hmm, you got into a fight, Doc? Tell me," Malika said, grinning, and totally turning the tables on the good doctor. Dr. Etienne smiled, knowing that Malika was baiting him. The truth is that the tall, dark-haired Muslim gal with the big booty turned him on, and he was having trouble keeping things professional. Malika the widower might dress like a conservative Muslim woman, with the Hijab and long Islamic robes and all, but she still oozed sensuality and bossiness out of every pore. The Muslim gal licked her lips and her amused brown eyes looked Dr. Etienne up and down. Yup, Malika had Dr. Etienne right where she wanted him...
"Tremblay and I had the same criminal psychology class, he got mad that I participated in class discussions and I almost always had the answers, so he got in my face, and I decked him," Dr. Etienne said with a shrug. Malika leaned back on the couch and crossed her legs. Dr. Etienne took a deep breath before continuing. Losing his temper while dealing with a racist idiot like Tremblay, one of those white guys who hates to see black male intelligence in action, well, that wasn't one of Dr. Etienne's proudest moments. Fortunately, McGill University declined to press charges against him. Benjamin Etienne graduated with honors and moved on with his life.