I first set foot in the Shawarma Sky restaurant in the City of Nepean, Ontario, a few months ago. I work as a loss prevention officer at the nearby Blue Store, the largest retail outlet in the area. The owner, Malik Al-Bouri, is a nice, forty-something Arab gentleman married to Nafisa, a tall, lovely and curvy, soft-spoken and doe-eyed, friendly and kind Afro-Libyan lady. There's a young Tunisian guy named Ariq who also works with them.
As the restaurant is located near my workplace and sells delicious food at a fair price, I have taken to coming there very often. Afro-Caribbean brothers like myself are known for our fondness of spicy foods, but I must say, Middle Eastern food is awesome. Oh, and in case you're wondering who this is, the name is Abraham Durand, but I've taken to calling myself Ibrahim since I embraced Islam.
Six-foot-one, burly and somewhat chubby, with dark brown skin and a thick Afro, that's me in a nutshell. I attend the University of Ottawa, where I study law. Oh, and I'm also a rent-a-cop. Got bills to pay, know what I mean? A lot of young people in the City of Ottawa work dead-end jobs like mine because we have no choice. All the good jobs are taken by uptight, middle-aged government worker types. Life out here sucks, man.
"Bro, you were right, this place is really nice," said my buddy Ahmed Sheikh, a young Arab dude who works in the loading dock of the Blue Store. We sat inside Shawarma Sky, and grabbed a bite. I had my usual plate of rice with plenty of hummus, along with tomatoes, lettuce, beef and chicken. I washed down the whole thing with a Pepsi. Money well spent as far as I'm concerned.
Truth be told, I was feeling a little down that particular day because I read about a Somali man who lived in the Hintonburg area getting killed by the racist brutes of the Ottawa police. Damn, I thought we had better policing than that in Canada. The dude was unarmed, and alone, but they still brutalized him even after he was handcuffed and subdued. I sure as hell hope those racist cops get charged and prosecuted for their evil deeds. Yeah, I was in a foul mood but my buddy Ahmed got my mind off things.
"Told you so, dude," I replied with a wink, and Ahmed shook his head. I like this dude. Ahmed is nineteen years old, and studies business at Algonquin College. He's also dating this tall, fine-looking Indian gal named Angelica Singh, and they make for one cute couple. I encouraged Ahmed's shy self to put the moves on Angelica, and now they're dating. Ahmed and I are good friends...and more. Yes, that kind of more. We've been messing around, you see.
Alright, ladies and gentlemen, I got something to confess to you today. I am bisexual. I do it with guys and gals. Ahmed here is one of those fellas I've been known to have some, ahem, "male bonding" moments with, shall we say? Nobody knows about us and as far as I'm concerned, it's nobody's damn business. Besides, I live within walking distance of the Blue Store, and Ahmed and I get together regularly for our fun.
Last time we hooked up was one for the ages. Ahmed and I took a shower together, then got our freak on in the washroom. I bent the young Arab dude over and rolled a condom on my dick, then slid right into his ass. Ahmed is a power bottom all the way and the dude loves the feel of my long, thick and dark dick in his ass. Dude is a real screamer too, and he went nuts as I drilled him.
"Harder, man," Ahmed cried out, and I happily obliged my favorite Arabian stud by showing him what us Afro-Caribbean men are made of. I fucked Ahmed real good, and came like twice, then pulled out. Afterwards, we cleaned ourselves up with soap and water, then got dressed and went back to the living room to chill. We drank some wine, watched a couple of episodes of The Rock's new TV series Ballers, then Ahmed left. Good times, folks. Good times.