Monica Fiorentino couldn't help being jealous of Zoe Byrne. The gorgeous Gunnedah native considered Zoe both her friend and her rival; she got along well with Zoe, but also considered her slightly overrated in the looks department, and not really deserving of her high status in the modeling world.
Monica was proud of her features: her long, shiny, dark brown hair, olive skin, smoky brown eyes, full lips, 36dd breasts, full, luscious arse, and long legs. Zoe's a nice girl who looks great, she thought, but at the end of the day, isn't she just another blonde, tanned Aussie chick?
Monica couldn't believe that Zoe could land a guy as good-looking as Brock Howard. Zoe had told her of their intimate encounters, the size of his cock, the passion with which he fucked, and she could barely contain her frustration: what does Zoe have that I don't?
What made things even worse was that with her schedule, Monica barely had time to date-and there were very few sexy black men in her social circle. Except for one...
Bobby Washington was a handsome, quiet intern at Ultimo, the agency Monica and Zoe worked for. A native of East Massapequa, Bobby aspired to be a fashion designer, and he impressed the agency with his extensive knowledge of fashion. Most of the models, including Zoe, thought Bobby was gay, but Monica figured that he was probably bi. As she found bi men attractive, this wasn't a problem.
Bobby had a rather distinct appearance; his dad was a light-skinned black man and his mom was half-white and half-Asian. His eyes were beautiful and brown, his frame was thin and muscular, and his complexion was honey-gold; Monica couldn't help staring at his skin whenever she saw him at the agency. He wasn't Brock, but he'd satisfy my needs, Monica reasoned.
On the evening of January 26, Monica called Bobby, who was just about to leave work.
"Hey."
"What's up?"
"Do you know what day it is?"
"No."
"You don't know, silly? It's my birthday!"
"Oh. Happy birthday!"
"Thank you," Monica cooed, in her distinctive Gunnedah accent. "It's also Australia Day, did you know that?"
"Uh, no-never been there."
"No worries," Monica laughed. "It's like Australia's Fourth of July."