In the era of new wave superstars like Angel Reese, Caitlin Clark, Hailey Van Lith, Paige Bueckers, Kamila Cardoso, Flau Jae Johnson and others, women's basketball is taking off around the world. The WNBA created an expansion team in the City of Juneau, Alaska. That's right, there are men and women who enjoy basketball in cold, bleak and boring old Alaska. That's a fact, even though the region has never hosted an NBA team, much less a WNBA team. Former WNBA standout Malvina "MB" Lavergne has been hired as head of basketball operations for the new WNBA team, the Juneau Lady Malamutes.
Upon landing in the City of Juneau, Alaska, MB didn't find the place to her liking. Are there any black folks in the weird, beautiful world of Alaska? If so, why would they choose to live there? To MB, Alaska felt colder than a polar bear's ass. Alaska seems like a different planet compared to the rest of the United States of America. People in Alaska share the same environment as wolves, grizzly bears, polar bears, pumas and coyotes. Sometimes, it can go for close to two months without direct sunlight. Polar nights are no joke in Alaska. What's a six-foot-three, masculine black lesbian professional basketball player to do in such an environment?
The WNBA decided that the Lady Malamutes would play at Sanford Arena in Juneau. A group of WNBA players, mostly ladies who got cut by different teams prior to the regular season, made up the roster. The new team owner, Alexander Caldwell, was a generous man. Each of these ladies would be paid a hundred thousand dollars a year, which is much higher than the WNBA average of sixty thousand. Hell, even WNBA legend Angel Reese is only making like seventy thousand a year, although she rakes in millions in endorsement deals. The WNBA needs to pay its sportswomen more, for real.
MB decided to rent a two-bedroom apartment in the Sandy Hill neighborhood of Juneau, about three miles from downtown Juneau, where the Sanford Arena stands. Housing is surprisingly cheap in Alaska. Two-bedroom apartments go for sixteen hundred bucks a month. Even in MB's hometown of Atlanta, that's unheard of. Sandy Hill is a nice neighborhood. There are quite a few black folks in the area. Apparently, a famous African American businessman named Sanderson Hill was a major figure in Juneau history and they named the area after him. Many of Juneau's few African American residents live there with their families. Interesting spot for sure.
One day, while jogging, MB met a rather interesting woman. A petite, blonde-haired and blue-eyed, curvy white woman named Bethany Stryker. Bethany used to be married to a black man named Jefferson Stryker, and she had a son, Jethro, and a daughter, Amelia, from that marriage. MB wasn't expecting Bethany to have had a black husband or mixed-race offspring since she was so damn white and country as hell. Oh well, that's what MB initially thought. Bethany Stryker, who works at the Black Alaskan History Center, surprised MB in many ways. The two women became friends, and that friendship soon turned into more...
Bethany basically seduced MB, and soon the two women could be seen in museums, restaurants and bars all over Juneau. Hand in hand, they walked around without a care in the world. What a cute couple they made. The tall, muscular, dark-skinned and dreadlocked, masculine black lesbian sportswoman and the petite, busty blonde femme with the thick round ass. The City of Juneau, Alaska, is a fairly friendly place but couples like Bethany and MB stand out. Who cares what others think? MB and Bethany don't give a damn. They get along great and are having a good time. How do their differences play out in the bedroom, though?
"Don't be afraid, you got this," Bethany Stryker said as she thrust the strap-on dildo into Malvina "MB" Lavergne's pussy. The six-foot-two and muscular, masculine black woman groaned as the dildo entered her pussy. For a long time, MB had been curious about receiving penetration but being classified as a masculine black woman or a black lesbian stud dissuaded her from exploring such things. It wasn't until MB met Bethany Stryker that she decided to change her stance on bottoming in the bedroom. Black lesbian studs are usually seen as tops by all femmes, right? Nah, not necessarily.