My name is Allan. I'm a middle-age, Caucasian, divorced guy, not a very lucky in life if you ask me. I live downtown in a small condo, and work as a consultant for an oil company.
Friday afternoon was pretty busy at the office, and my boss asked me to have some presentation ready for the CEO meeting we have every Monday morning. Damn! So much for my weekend's plans I thought.
I decided to leave early anyway, so I grabbed the documents I was supposed to work on to finish them at home. After a very relaxing shower, I grabbed a beer, fixed a sandwich, and turned on the computer to work on my presentation. The computer didn't work. Bad sign…
What to do? It was too late for me to go back to the office (the building was closed by that time), so I decided to call my friend Richard, who works for a very well known legal firm at the human resources department. He said there was no problem if I went there to use his office and his computer that Friday, as well as the rest of the weekend. I felt relieved.
I drove immediately over there and met him at his office. He was glad to receive me and he gave me the keys of the office.
"Are you sure there is no problem if I work here this weekend?" I asked.
"Not at all." said Richard. "In fact, the whole building is going to be empty. I'll just clean up my desk and leave you alone, so you can finish that presentation"
"What's this big pile of folders you have in there, if you don't mind?"
"Oh, that's just a bunch of resumes I have for processing. They were all rejected. I receive about 200 every week!"
"So, what do you do with them?" I asked.
"Just drop them in the garbage can. If somebody calls, I tell them: You are obviously qualified for this job. Unfortunately, there are no openings at this time. We'll keep your resume on file"
"You rascal!" I said. "Well, I'll see you Monday. I owe you one, pal"
I went back to my documents and I realized that they needed only minor corrections, so I finished early that day. It was only 8:30 p.m. when I was ready to go back home, but my curiosity made me search through the pile of discarded resumes. On the top of one of them I found a picture of a very nice looking black girl. Her name was Trisha Adams, 18 years old, law student, requesting a job as an intern. I always had this crave for black women, specially young ones. I decided this was too good to let it go; so I grabbed the phone and called her home. A masculine voice answered:
"Hello."
"Hello. Can I speak to Trisha Adams, please?"
"Who is calling?"
"This is Richard Walters, from The Law Firm. I'm calling to set-up an interview with Trisha"
She took the phone and was very excited:
"So I was accepted???" she yelled.
"Your resume looks very good, but it all depends on the interview. I have an opening for tomorrow at 9:00 a.m."
"Saturday?" she asked.
"Yes, Saturday is the only open day we have for interns" I lied. "Please be on time"
"Do you know if my friend was also accepted? Her name is Wanda Logan"
"Let me check…..hmmmmm…..yes! (who the hell is her?) In fact, it's ok if you come together tomorrow. Could you call her for me and tell her to be here at nine?"
"Yes! Thank you so much! I'll see you tomorrow, Mr. Walters!"
I hanged up and closed the office. In my way home, I was thinking about what I just did: impersonating a H.R. representative, lying about the resumes, and trying to trick not one, but two teenagers into having sex with me. Should I retract now? Maybe I would, if I wasn't so horny. No way!
I went back to Richard's office early next Saturday. They arrived at 8:30 a.m. I opened the door.
"Hi Mr. Walters. Are we too early?"
"Not at all! Please come in."
They introduced themselves. Trisha was the prettier. 18 years old, 5' 2" tall, pretty face and a huge pair of breasts that looked like melons under the tight blue sweater she was wearing. A short skirt was covering about half of her legs. Wanda (19 years old) was taller, about my size (5' 8"); her tits were not bad, but much smaller than Trisha's. She had a Pretty face, even darker than Trisha's, and a very nice ass. At that moment I decided I wanted Trisha, but I wouldn't say no to Wanda.
I offered them a cup of coffee, and started with the "interview". Since I know nothing about all of the legal mumbo-jumbo, I decided to be the only one asking the questions, and I tried to keep them on the "personal" level. I asked them about their hobbies, their families, their boyfriends, etc… Then I asked them how they thought they could make "a difference" at "The Law Firm" (how corny!).