Hey, there. My name is Nicole Winters. I'm a six-foot-three, blonde-haired and green-eyed Irishwoman living in the city of Brockton, Massachusetts. I live in a mansion in Brockton's west side. And these days, life simply couldn't be better. I'm a multi-millionaire you see. Isn't it great when everything simply falls into place? I think so. Everyone and everything has their place in this life. When we all know our place, everything runs smoothly.
Knowing your place. That's what I tried to impress upon my servants. I have quite a slew of them. And they're all black women. I only want black female servants. And no one else. I went to a lot of trouble to acquire the black female servants I currently have. I don't acquire white men, black men, Hispanic men or women of other races. I like to have black female servants working for me. You will soon understand why. I require them to write black and white maids uniforms. They are to address me as Mistress Winters, or else. As you can see, I run a tight ship.
I should also mention the acquisition process. Once I see someone I want, I make sure that I get them. I love to have black female servants working for me in my vast mansion. All of them are women who had led very different lives before I brought them into the fold. I brought order into their chaotic lives and gave them a purpose. I find that a lot of these modern-day black women are quite comfortable serving a dominant, wealthy white woman like myself. And I absolutely love that.
Take Samantha Villagers for example. This tall, lean and athletic, this dark-skinned black woman hails from the Dominican Republic. She was a University of Massachusetts business student and a department store manager before becoming my truly humble servant. When we first met, Samantha was a headstrong, loud and opinionated black woman. Very self-assured. She thought her place in the world was to rise to the top. I have met lots of women like her. Very few of them truly have the drive to achieve what they dream of and the courage of their convictions. We became loose friends, even though we came from radically different worlds. When Samantha Villagers had some major financial difficulties, I'm the one she turned to. She was basically flat broke, and had lost her apartment. She couldn't afford to attend UMass-Boston anymore. Like a good friend, I offered her a job.
It's a job requiring a particular set of skills. The kind of person who is very quick on their feet, has no problem following instructions and doesn't mind waking up at the crack of dawn and sleeping late. The job paid eight hundred dollars per week. An added benefit of the job was that room and board were also offered. Samantha was so happy when she heard this that she basically hugged me. I smiled, and told her what the job was. A maid. Samantha stared at me, incredulous. I told her she'd have fun working for me and I was doing this to help her get back on her feet. She thought about it. I knew she didn't have a choice. Either she moved in with me and became my servant, or she would end up penniless on the street, probably sleeping at a homeless shelter at night and prostituting herself during the day for quick cash. She didn't have a choice. Of course she consented to become my maid. She didn't know it was a permanent arrangement, though. Such a naΓ―ve slut. Oh, well. Where I come from, we have an old saying. Weaklings deserve their fate.
Samantha Villagers, strong black woman extraordinaire, moved into my mansion. She was at first stunned by the presence of the other black female servants she saw there. I introduced her to them. First, there was Mali Vergas, a light-skinned black woman of Cape Verdean origin from the city of Brockton. She's a very sexy bitch who had a bit of an attitude problem when we first met. Like a lot of light-skinned black women, Mali Vergas shallowly considered herself superior to her dark-skinned brothers and sisters. It never ceases to amaze me, the color complex so many black men and black women have against their own people. I mean, to me a black woman is a black woman. It doesn't matter if she's high yellow, light brown or dark as midnight. The difference is only in their minds.