DISCLAIMER: This story involves big black cock and a cheating white wife. Yes, those are stereotypes, and if you don't like them, don't read this. No I don't believe that black men all have huge cocks, nor do I believe that women can actually take a cock as big as the one in the story. It's erotic fantasy. I write it because I find it hot, not because I believe in any of it (it's so exaggerated it's absurd). So if you don't want to read a story about monster black cock showing a white housewife what "real" sex is like, then don't read this one.
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It was only a few months ago that Michelle would have described herself as a devoted wife and mother. Now that life seems eons ago, and Michelle would never go back to it if she could avoid it. Her life changed when she met Jamal. She had been out for a walk when Jamal spotted her from across the street and ran over to her.
"Hey beautiful," he said, rubbing his hands together. Michelle just walked past him with barely a glance in his direction. Black men in particular had always seemed so disrespectful to her. Respect was one of the major reasons she loved her husband and father of her two little boys. Jamal quickly caught up with her and started talking. "No disrespect intended with what I said. You just look like a woman that might be up for a business opportunity with me."
"I don't go into business with people I don't know," sneered Michelle.
"I'm Jamal." He offered her his hand. Not wanting to appear rude to a man so obviously trying to be polite, Michelle took it. He gripped her hand gently but firmly as he shook it.
"Is there someplace we could talk more privately?" Jamal asked.
"I've already told you that I don't do business deals with people I don't know."
"Well, here." Jamal took out a wad of cash from his pocket. "This is yours if you're willing to give me two hours." Michelle stared at the wad of cash. There must be hundreds of dollars, at minimum. "Two hours? Why should it take that long?"
"Two hours to get to know each other and for me to propose the business deal to you. If you give me that time, whether you say yes or no, this $1200 is yours."
"That's an awful lot of money for this. Sounds like a bad business right off the bat."
"Nah, I'm just confident it will be money well spent. In two hours, if you give me that time, well both be happy with being in business together."
"You sure sound confident," Michelle said, crossing her arms.
"I'm good at reading people." He smiled. It looked good on him.
"Two hours, and I get that money either way?"
"Either way."
"Where are we going to talk?" Michelle asked, eyeing the money once again.
"I'm new to the area, but my place is just around the corner. Two hours, and you'll be $1200 richer."
Michelle hesitated. While it would be overstatement to say that she liked Jamal in any way based on their limited interaction, she certainly didn't feel threatened by him in any way. The $1200 helped sway her. After all, it wouldn't hurt to listen to Jamal, and as a stay-at-home mother, Michelle didn't have anything to do until her kids and husband returned home (it was his turn to pick them up after their sports practices).
"Okay, fine."
Jamal smiled and clapped his hands together before leading her to his place. Michelle was surprised when they turned into the driveway - this was the nicest home in the area and had been for sale for the last few months. Michelle and her husband had even contemplated buying it. And to sway any lingering doubts, Jamal unlocked the door and motioned for her to enter.
Michelle had to admit that house was very nice. She walked into a foyer, and beyond that was a large living room with a 15 foot ceiling. The only problem that stuck out to Michelle was how sparse furnished the room was - only a small coffee table and a couch.
"I just moved in last night," Jamal began, "I haven't really had time to furnish it yet. Please sit down. I'll get some refreshments."
Michelle sat down on the couch, slightly pulling her skirt to make sure it didn't ride too far up, and crossed her legs. She looked around at the bare walls and saw, to her relief, several boxes peeking out from around the corner. Jamal may be a good businessman after all. And at that thought, Jamal reentered the room, glasses and alcohol in tow.
"I always celebrate potential business deals with a toast. Will you join me?" Despite being slightly uncomfortable at the prospect of having alcohol - from a stranger, no less - so early in the day, Michelle agreed. Jamal poured out two double shots of rum.
"To future business."
"To future business." They clinked glasses, and downed the rum. Jamal quickly refilled their glasses and sat down on the other end of the couch. They talked for several minutes, just simply getting to know each other, and Michelle, in no small part due to the alcohol, felt far more relaxed with Jamal now.
"Who's Chris?" Jamal asked, stopping Michelle mid-sentence.
"Just my husband," she said with a smile, taking the last of the rum in her glass as well. She was very tipsy, almost full on drunk now. Jamal sat back.
"How long have you two been married, if I can ask?"
"Let's see," Michelle said, counting on her fingers. "13 years now. Well, 13 in two months."
"13 years?" Jamal said, slightly shocked. "You don't look a day over 27." Jamal was being serious, but Michelle eyed him suspiciously. Then she laughed.
"Everyone says that, but I'm many days older than 27." She laughed at her own joke.
"How many days? Not to pry."
"It's alright," Michelle said, moving closer to Jamal. She then beckoned him to lean in, and she whispered to him, "36." She grimaced slightly.
"Well you do look great," Jamal said. "But we should move on to business, I think. I've only got 90 minutes left before I owe you $1200," he laughed a little as a spoke. Michelle smiled back.
"Yes, yes the business. What is this business that you want me to do with you."
"I've run a very successful business, spread throughout the city, and I'm looking to expand it to the suburbs a little. That's where you come in. I know that it's not strictly legal for me to hire based on appearance, but I've definitely found that I can move my product much more easily when those handling such movements are of the very attractive type." Jamal looked Michelle up and down. She was a complete knockout, and Jamal had been genuinely surprised to learn that she was well into her 30's.
Michelle looked quizzical. "What do you mean? I'm confused."
"I sell a product all over the city, but moving it around and selling it requires handlers. It's not panhandling or anything like that - I certainly wouldn't be able to buy this house with such low level schemes. I sell lots of clothing and other accessories to various stores around town, but I am looking to break into a new field a little bit, and I think that you're just the person that could help me do that."
"Why is that?"
"I've got a new product to sell, and it's aimed at women. And, I'll be honest with you, I'm looking to get suburban women as my main clientele for this product. They can help generate more money than most people that actually live in the heart of the city. Suburbs tend to have more money and all that."
Michelle's head was swimming a bit. She was having some difficulty following Jamal. Maybe she shouldn't have had the alcohol after all. "What is this product? And would I be working as a salesperson? I have actually done that in the past a bit. When the boys were younger."
"Boys?"
"My sons. They're 12 and 11. Wonderful kids." Michelle smiled.
"To answer your question, Michelle, yes it is something of a sales position. But I'd split the initial revenue with you 50-50 for helping me spread it to the suburbs."
"Why me? You just bumped into me on the street."
"That's true, but I'm very good at reading people, and I think that this product will be right up your alley. I thought that you could both let me know if the product is something that suburban women would be really interested in - like I think - and then help spread the word among your friends and so on. And, like I said, a 50-50 split of the revenue between us for this new market."
Michelle, leaned forward, getting a little closer to Jamal than she had intended. Her face was slightly flushed, and she was very clearly tipsy from the alcohol. She spotted Jamal's glass and drank the small amount of rum that remained. "And what-" she swallowed and gave a slight hiccup, "is this product that you're trying to get me to sell."
"Well," Jamal said, "it just so happens that I have one right here and can give you a demonstration. He stood up and took step to the side so that he was standing directly in front of Michelle.
"Where is it?" Michelle asked, looking up at him. She thought he was very tall.