I've always wondered what it would be like to do it with a white guy. But I never got my chance. Until tonight.
Hi, I'm Felicia.
I'm built like a brick house, as the song says. I'm five-three, and I'm packing a 32DD-24-32 figure. Yep, I got the booty, baby. My skin is the color and consistency of chocolate pudding. My hair is straight, jet black, past my shoulders, and glossy. My eyes are coffee brown.
So anyway, when I got ready for work the other morning, I reminded myself that I needed to wear something that would go from "office" to "concert." And I was really excited -- my boyfriend Reggie was taking me to see the Ne-Yo concert tonight!
I was really looking forward to it.
The only problem was, the concert started like about half an hour after we both got off work. And so, since I take the subway to work, that left me no time to wear something "sensible" to work, then go home and change, and come back down town for the concert.
So I had to bite the bullet. I would sacrifice looking comfy, for looking sexy. A small sacrifice for a woman to make, when her man was taking her to the concert that everyone in the office was talking about.
I really went for a look with maximum impact. First I slipped on a red sweater with a diving v-neck, that really showed off some cleavage. Then I pulled on a black leather knee length skirt, and zipped it up. I wore no panties, of course. It kind of ruins the "second skin" effect of leather when you bend over, and, instead of seeing what a great booty I have, people can see panty lines show through. Nope, not sexy at all.
Finally I found my favorite pair of boots -- black patent leather, with a 4 inch high, slender, pointed, stiletto heel. I slipped them on, and zipped them up.
Zzzzzziiiiiip. Zzzzzziiiiip.
I drew my hair up in a bun, with bangs framing my face. Then I hustled down the street. My god, I felt so tall and sexy walking down the street in four inch heels, the click click click following me as I walked.
I made it to the subway with plenty of time. I glanced at my watch. I wanted to giggle. It seems I walk much faster in four inch heels than I do in flat sneakers. Part of the great unexplainable, as my office buddy George would say.
I felt a smile on my face, just thinking about him. George worked in the cubicle right next to mine, on the tenth floor. I sometimes wonder what would I do without George. He is so funny and sweet, and cute, too. He's short, and has a stocky build, has scruffy blond hair, and wears glasses with square frames.
In my high heels, I'm the same height as he is.
It's a wonder that he doesn't have women beating down his door. I definitely get the feeling, though, that he likes me. I've seen him looking at my legs, when I wear a skirt or dress. If I didn't have a boyfriend, maybe I'd fulfill my interracial fantasy.
Hell, maybe I'll fulfill it anyway.
So, after the usual hectic commute on the subway, filled with lusty, erotic thoughts about what I would do to dear George, mainly centering on "working" late with him on some project, I stepped out of the elevator on the tenth floor, walked down the hall, my heels clicking on white tile, and went inside.
George looked up, as soon as I sat at my cubicle.
"Good morning, Felicia."
I smiled at him. "Good morning, baby. How you doing?"
"I can't wait for tonight."
I said, "Really? Me, neither. What's your big plans?"
George actually smiled. He had a cute smile. "I'm having sushi at Master Cho's, and then I'm going to the Ne-Yo concert tonight."
I smiled. "Wow, really? Sounds like a big night."
George grinned. "I can't wait. What about you?"
"I'm going, too. Reggie's taking me."
George lost some of his grin. "Hope you enjoy the concert."
"Do I look okay, baby? What do you think of my outfit?"
"You look wonderful, Felicia. I've never seen you wear leather."
I said, "Really? I should wear leather for you more often."
George had a hopeful look. "What would Reggie say?"
I winked at George. "He doesn't have to know, baby."
Later that day, my friend Bianca came over. I smiled up at her.
"What's up, girl?"
She said, "Just came over to say hey."
We both said, "Heeeyyyy."
"You busy today?"
I snorted. "Baby girl, I'm busy every day."
"I heard that. Listen, baby, Reggie was looking for you earlier."
I nodded. "Yeah, I know. You know just as well as I do, that sometimes I can't control when I take my breaks."
Bianca made a stop gesture. "Hey, say no more, baby. I'm on your side. Just letting you know, that Reggie is down in the break room right now, if you have a minute."
I locked my computer, and stood up from my desk. "Time to see just how comfortable these boots are. Let's go take a break."
Bianca was a lighter skinned woman than I was -- caramel or butterscotch. Plus, she had colored her hair a pale golden blonde. She had these hella long French nails, and to top it off, she was wearing a sleeveless red coat dress, that flattered her slender figure and made her look ten feet tall, especially with the high heeled open toed sandals she was wearing. Damn if they weren't as high as my boots.
Out in the hallway, I said, "You looking good, baby girl. They allow you to wear that shit here?"
Bianca laughed. "Hey, I do my job, I'm never late, and I don't spread rumors and shit about anybody."
I pressed the button for the elevator. "That's a tall order."
"Around here, yeah. But it can be done." She followed me onto the elevator. The doors closed. "Speaking of which, how's it going with you and George? You must know by now, that he really likes you."
I smiled. "Yes. I do know. But as long as I am with Reggie, things will stay strictly friendly between us."
Bianca made a noise. "Friends? I've seen you look at George and get wet."
"I do not!"
Bianca laughed. "Yes, you do, baby. I can tell by the look on your face when you're all aroused and shit. And I know you ain't wearing panties today."
I laughed, too. "Okay, Bianca, okay, I admit it. I like him."
"So, what are you going to do about Reggie?"
I said, "For right now, nothing."
"Nothing!"
I said, "Why do you think I'm all dressed up like this for, anyway? Reggie is taking me to the concert tonight."
Bianca made a noise of anticipation. "Oh, yeah. My husband and I are going to the concert tonight, too. We've been waiting all week."
The elevator door swooshed open.
Bianca said, "So, what are you going to do? Break up with Reggie tonight, and fuck George tomorrow?"
I laughed, blushed, and made frantic shushing sounds. "Bianca, would you stop? Let's get into the break room before I tape your mouth shut."
Bianca laughed back. "I don't think security would like another cat fight."
And then we went into the break room. To find Reggie, having some kind of a conversation with George.
Bianca and I exchanged glances.
George was saying, "No way. I am not letting you have my ticket."
"Why not? It isn't like you're taking a girl or anything."
I winced at my boyfriend's insensitive comment.
"Man, it's not my fault that I have the ticket for the seat next to yours. The probability of that happening, is astronomical, in fact. And the price will be, too."
Reggie frowned. "What?"
George scoffed at him. "You don't seriously think I'm just going to give you this ticket? I want to see this show as much as you do."
"Okay. Fine. How much for the ticket?"
"Two hundred dollars. Take it or leave it."
Reggie almost lost it. I don't think he's used to someone refusing to bow and scrape at his feet. "Two hundred dollars? You must be joking."
George said coldly, "No, what you need to ask yourself is, what would your girlfriend say when she finds out she's not going to the concert of the year?"
I said, "I'd be very disappointed."
Both of them looked at me.
George said, "Sorry, Felicia. I know how that sounded."
"I don't blame you, George." I looked at Reggie. I put on a sweet voice. "Baby, what on earth is going on here?"
Reggie had a look on his face that said I had the worst timing in the world. Then he said, "I was only able to get one ticket to the concert, Felicia. There was only one seat left, and the seat next to this ticket --"
"Is the ticket that George has. Right?"
I folded my arms over my boobs. I started tapping my right boot on the floor. I was in Angry Black Woman mode.
Behind me, Bianca said, "I think I'll be going now."
"See you later, baby girl." Then I turned back to Reggie. "So, let me guess. You were trying to get George's ticket?"
Suddenly Reggie couldn't meet my eyes. He muttered, "Yeah."
"Do you know how long George has been waiting for this night?"
Reggie pointed out, "Almost as much as you have."
I nodded. "But, I could not go to this concert, knowing I had deprived George of his chance to go."
Reggie sighed an exasperated sigh. "Felicia, there's this concept called scarcity. In this case, it means there are only so many tickets to be sold. Someone is going to miss out on the concert. And I would rather that it not be me."
I started tapping my boot faster. "You do mean us, don't you?"
Reggie swallowed, and started to sweat. "Yeah. I meant us."
I walked slowly towards Reggie. "You were planning to take me to this concert, weren't you, baby?" My voice was no longer sweet. It was icy cold.
Through the corner of my eye, I saw George grin. He said, "I think Bianca has a good idea. I'll be going, too."
I wanted to laugh. But I was too angry right then. I spared George a brief glance and a smile as he left. Then I turned back to Reggie. "I would have never thought that you were capable of this. You lied to me, baby. You told me 'everything was fine.'"
Reggie made a placating gesture. "Yes, and everything was going to be fine. I was just going to get George's ticket."
"But he wasn't going along with it?"
Reggie muttered, "No. He wasn't."
There was a long silence, broken only by the sound of my boot tapping on the tile floor. Then I finally said, "Perhaps I might be able to get it from him."
Reggie frowned. "How?"
"Perhaps another form of payment can be arranged."
"What are you talking about?"
"Well, it's obvious that you, the man for whom money is no object for his girl, doesn't have 200 dollars. So, perhaps he might respond to an alternate idea."
"Felicia --"
"Yes, perhaps if I sucked his dick, we can both go to the concert, and you can salve your wounded pride."
Reggie sighed. He knew he was in a corner. And either way out of the corner, was not a way he wanted to go. He had no choice.
I turned on my heel, and went for the door. "I'll text you when I have the ticket."
I took the elevator back up to the tenth floor, found my cubicle, and sat down.
George didn't even look at me.