Allyce Robyn Parker finished her makeup and smiled in the mirror. She was completely confident that she could pull this off.
For months, she had been quietly lusting after Malcolm Alexander, her gorgeous black coworker at Ipsa Magazine. She never saw him with a woman, and wondered if he was gay or only into black girls--but just on the off-chance that he was neither, she was going to get him tonight.
She looked down at her cleavage. She was wearing the tightest white outfit in her closet, one that accentuated every curve. She wasn't tall--barely 5-foot-3--but what she lacked in height she made up for in shape. She turned around and looked at her luscious, full arse, wondering if Malcolm might be into a white girl who had an arse like a black girl.
She looked at her thighs--milk-pale, soft, creamy--and wondered what it would be like to have Malcolm between them, pumping his hard black cock into her pussy. She wondered what it would be like to hear him groan as he came.
She walked over to her CD collection--Marvin Gaye, Al Jarreau, George Benson, Michael Jackson, Prince, Outkast, Luther Vandross, Anita Baker, D'Angelo. Would he be impressed by her musical tastes? Would he think she was another white girl who wanted to be black?
She walked into the kitchen. The food was all set. She looked up to the sky and thanked her grandmother for teaching her how to cook back in Adelaide. Sometimes those lessons come in handy, she thought.
Then she realized she forgot something. She ran back to her dresser and grabbed the gold pin her grandmother gave her when she was a teenager. As she slid the pin into her long, golden-brown hair, she smiled again.
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Malcolm arrived promptly at 6:00. He was so gorgeous, with his creamy, dark brown skin, chocolate eyes and warm smile; as Allyce looked at his blue winter coat and light brown jacket and pants, she imagined what it would be like to have all of those clothes off.
"Thank you so much for this, Allyce," said Malcolm, hugging her. "Merry Christmas."
"Merry Christmas to you, too!" Allyce replied, taking Malcolm's present from his hands. "I can unwrap this later."
"No problem...or should I say, no worries?"
"You're right. No worries, mate," Allyce replied, causing both of them to laugh.
"So it's summer in Australia now, right?" said Malcolm as he hung up his coat.
"Yes--I used to hate it growing up. I was so jealous of you Americans with your snowy Christmases!"
"Well," said Malcolm, "snowy Christmases aren't really that much fun. I'd love to have a hot one!"
Oh, you will, Allyce thought to herself.
Malcolm and Allyce carved the small turkey and placed it next to the stuffing, cranberry sauce, potatoes and corn on their plates before walking to the couch. As they sat down, Allyce made a point of placing herself as close to Malcolm as possible.
"So, do you miss your family in Maryland?"
"Yeah, I talked to them over the phone this morning," replied Malcolm. "I'd love to be with them, but I've got so much to take care of here before the end of the year, you know?"