Lorraine Hauser, a native of the Kwazulu-Natal region of South Africa, is loving the City of Atlanta, Georgia. The place is big but quaint, and honestly, it reminds her of her homeland of South Africa. Of course, the local Black men were nothing like the Zulus and Xhosas that Lorraine was used to bedding, but for a bit of summertime entertainment, they would do just fine...
Lorraine Hauser has never been the kind of woman who fits the mold, whatever that means. In the Republic of South Africa, Lorraine's penchant for getting involved with Black men and men of other races was considered scandalous. South Africans of all hues frowned upon such dalliances. The Republic of South Africa continues to be racially divided, even almost two decades after the election of President Nelson Mandela.
In the Republic of South Africa, Blacks and Whites alike stare at interracial couples. A while ago, there was a major brouhaha over a Black woman and a White man kissing on television. Yeah, the Republic of South Africa definitely has a long way to go. It's a pity, really. A long time ago, Lorraine accepted the fact that only men of the African persuasion can make her happy, and that's that...
Lorraine Hauser has been hooking up with Black men and brown men since her college days. She's definitely seen and heard it all. Lorraine recalled having Black women and White men angry at her for loving Black men. At the age of forty five, Lorraine looked hotter than most women half her age, thanks to a combination of good genes and working out. She stood six feet tall, curvy but toned and fit, with golden brown hair, alabaster skin and lively green eyes. I'm a foxy mama, Lorraine thought.
Tired of life back in South Africa, Lorraine Hauser decided to give the United States of America a try. While in her twenties, Lorraine spent a semester at Boston University in Massachusetts as part of a student exchange program with the University of Cape Town. Lorraine really liked Boston, but she decided to visit the American South this time around. Even in South Africa, Lorraine heard wonderful things about the City of Atlanta, Georgia...
Lorraine was debating how to go about sampling the local brands of masculinity when a potential solution to her problem presented itself. Lorraine's rental Rav4 wasn't performing at optimal levels, so she took it to an auto body place with a high rating. When Lorraine spotted the vision of masculine beauty working on the cars, the lady almost passed out. She hadn't seen a man this sexy in quite some time...
"Call me Lorraine," said the tall, athletic, middle-aged White woman as she looked Raul Jackson up and down. The tall, burly, dark-skinned young African American man nodded, and wished her a good day, then continued going about his duties. Raul, a second-year student at Morehouse College in the City of Atlanta, Georgia, works as a mechanic to make ends meet. He meets all kinds in this job...
"I think that dame was sweet on you," said Gaetano, the owner of Gaetano Auto Shop, and Raul shook his head. At the age of twenty one, Raul stood six foot three, and he was built like a college football player even though he was never much of an athlete. Raul supported the Maroon Tigers as much as the next Morehouse man, but sports weren't his thing...
"Still trying to work things out with Laila," Raul replied, thinking of the tall, curvy, dark-skinned Jamaican cutie who stole his heart. Gaetano laughed, for the old Italian knew that this ship had sailed. He'd seen Laila and knew that Raul was sweet on her. Tall and gorgeous, but also haughty and bossy, Laila treated Raul very poorly but the young man couldn't tell that this sort of dame was best left alone...
"Raul, you're a grown man and you make your own decisions, but if I could offer you a slice of advice, I'd tell you to enjoy life instead of being hung up on one person," Gaetano said. Raul looked at his boss, a kindly, wisecracking old man whom he'd known for years and nodded. Truth be told, Raul's parents, Louis and Arlene Jackson told him the same thing about Laila...
"Understood, Chief, but you know me, I like to fix what's broken," Raul said, and Gaetano laughed and walked away. Raul continued to fix the exhaust system on a bright red Maserati that some rich dude brought in earlier. After that, he caught the bus and headed home. When Raul got there, he showered, then went to his computer. As Raul checked out Facebook, he saw that he had a message from an unknown person...
"Hello handsome," read the first words of Lorraine Hauser's rather lengthy message to Raul Jackson. The young man scratched his head, and then, out of curiosity, he read the rest of the lady's unexpected message. After that, Raul checked out Lorraine's Facebook profile, which was actually set to public. Browsing through the images, Raul saw pictures of Lorraine with a lot of other folks, and garnered that she had a thing for Black men from the numerous pictures of her with men of such a complexion.