Author's note -- It's been a while since I published White Wife's Black Study Partner, and I've been asked by several readers what happened between Bailey and I after that first chapter.
For those of you who haven't read it, this is a true experience of mine from when I was an undergrad in Boston and my first time with a white wife. I was 19, she was in her early forties. It will behoove you to check out the first chapter if you want to understand the context.
Part 2:
I had just turned 20 during the summer between my sophomore year and junior year of college. Bailey and I had been going hot and heavy for a few months since that night in her home and we thoroughly enjoying each other's company both physically as well as intellectually.
She was smart and fun to be around, and the sex was incredible. She was both ambitious as well as an energetic lover and we saw each other whenever her husband was out of town on business and even during the occasion "night out" after our class together.
But at some point, Bailey must have said or done something that got Rick suspicious, and he started checking up on her more often, questioning her whereabouts, checking her clothing, going through her phone. She was becoming more and more worried that he was going to discover her secret and despite our best efforts, her nerves were fried, and she made the decision to stop seeing me. As exciting as the affair was to her, she didn't want to risk her marriage or the "normal" life she had when she wasn't with me.
So, It didn't surprise me that as soon as the semester was over, Bailey stopped coming to school and on the rare occasion that she would text me, she would tell me how much she missed our time together but hoped I'd understand. One of the last texts I received from her told me that Rick's job had transferred him again and that they were moving out of the Boston area and headed to the Midwest.
After she was gone, I would get an occasional 😊 face text message saying she was thinking of me and hoped I was doing okay, but after a few months, even those texts got less frequent until I didn't hear from her again for the rest of the year and figured she was out of my life forever.
So, it came as a total surprise when in June of my sophomore year, I got a text from her:
"Hi Stranger...remember me?"
I looked down at my phone -- her smiling face in that little plaid skirt and black sweater that was saved in my contacts and those AMAZING legs looking up at me with that sweet southern innocence. I groaned and felt myself get hard...
I wasn't sure if her husband had gotten hold of her phone and was texting pretending he was her, so I played it cool.
"Hey Bailey -- long time...everything okay?
Typing bubble.... typing....typing...typing...
Finally, "Everything is good...well at least for me.... A friend of mine from another class just lost her husband to a heart attack. I'm flying back to Boston on Friday morning for the funeral and to support her."
My heart started beating faster.
I said, "Oh? I'm sorry for your friend's loss -- so you and Rick will be in town?"
Bailey sent back a ha-ha and said that Rick didn't have a sentimental bone in his body and wouldn't spend a dime on a flight for someone he didn't know and that she'd be coming in alone until she had to leave on Monday.
Then she said, "The funeral is Friday afternoon. Would you like to get together and have dinner with me Friday night and catch up?"
I told her that I'd love to "catch up" with her and asked if she needed a ride from Logan Airport.
Bailey sent back a smiley face and a kiss emoji and told me what a sweet boy I was, but that she needed the rental car for the funeral. She told me she'd be at Yotel Boston on down on the waterfront and would let me know when she was available.
"So, Mr. Mechanic...may I treat you to dinner and possibly dessert on Friday night?"
I smiled at the mechanic reference, remembering that's how I was listed on her phone. I told her I'd be delighted to spend some time with her and told her that I heard the dessert is exceptional.
I got back a wink emoji and then, "See you Friday!"
The rest of the week was a blur. I still had a million questions I wanted to ask her about what happened between her husband and her and why she felt the need to stop seeing me, but I assumed she'd catch me up when she could talk.
Friday morning, I got a text saying she had landed at Logan and picked up her rental car and was on the way to the service. She asked if I could talk, and I told her I'd love to hear her voice.
My phone rang and like Pavloff's dog, I started to figuratively drool when I saw it was her.
"Hey, Bailey...." I said, "How was your flight?"
I heard a laugh and then that unmistakable southern accent.
"Hey, Ryan...Flight was fine, boring -- sat next to a guy who kept flirting with me and trying to look down my shirt...guessing he would have been disappointed with the 'girls' -- they haven't gotten any bigger since the last time I saw you...ha ha."
I smiled to myself -- Bailey had a very nice b cup with very responsive nipples, but she thought she was too small breasted. Truth be told, everything about her was petite and that's the way I liked it. Her smallish breasts, slender waist, tight little ass, lean legs and a tight little married white pussy that made my black cock ache just thinking about her.
"How long is your ride to the service? Got time to catch me up?" I asked.
I heard a heavy sigh through the phone and the din of the traffic on 1A. She said to hang on -- that she was going into Sumner Tunnel and might lose me. She said she'd call back if she did.
I told her I'd be here and then asked her what was going on with Rick. She sighed again and said that after the first time at her house, things started to fall apart a little bit, that she screwed up and made him suspect her of cheating... and then the line went dead.
My heart started beating faster and I started to feel the guilt building. Bailey wasn't the first white woman I had been with, but she was the first married white wife I had slept with. I stared at the phone waiting for it to ring again. When it finally did, I answered on the first ring with a thousand questions.
"So, Rick got suspicious after that night at your house? How did he know? What did he say?" I was talking a mile a minute -- so sorry that I had gotten her in trouble or affected her marriage in any way.