*Author's Note: Any and all persons engaging in any sexual activity are at least eighteen years of age.
Disclaimers: This story has been edited by myself, utilizing Microsoft Spell-check. You have been forewarned; expect to find Miss Steaks.
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Bonnie Valasko sat underneath the large umbrella, golden brown eyes hidden by her Surewill mirrored sunglasses. The person looking at the attractive black and silver sunglasses could see a reddish metallic tint to the mirrored surface. The lenses themselves were red; Bonnie knew there was some ocular benefit to the red lenses, but was too drunk to remember, or care.
Through the red tint of her sunglasses, Bonnie watched the cute blonde neighbor lying in the direct sunlight on the chaise lounge. The apartment complex had an overly chlorinated swimming pool twenty feet from where the blonde lay, but in the two years she'd been living in her apartment, Bonnie did not remember anyone ever swimming in the pool.
Bonnie could feel a trickle of sweat joining the slight rivulet of sweat running along her left breast. Bonnie took another sip of her drink, then wiped her 34DD breast with the corner of her towel.
"Why the fuck I'm out here? Shit, got the AC on up high, got a big old bag of some killer hydroponic," Bonnie asked herself.
The blonde, Bonnie didn't know the girl's name, rolled onto her back, once again displaying her cute little titties and snug camel toe in her tan-thru white bikini. Her belly was a cute one, with an adorable little 'outie' belly button.
"Uh huh. That's why," Bonnie reminded herself, feeling her already very wet pussy grow even wetter as she watched the cute girl through her red lenses.
Bonnie gave one last suck on her drink and sighed with satisfaction. The blonde must have heard Bonnie's sigh or perhaps that last 'slurp' of the drink; she glanced over. Bonnie had her head tilted slightly away, but her eyes were facing the girl.
"What you got in the cup?" the blonde girl asked, smiling in a friendly way.
"Hmm? Oh, you talking to me?" Bonnie asked, swiveling to face the girl.
It was an absurd question; Bonnie almost laughed. There was no one else outside in the pool area. Who else would the adorable blonde be talking to?
"Uh huh. What you got in the cup?" the girl repeated, now sitting up and sliding her feet into her flip flops.
"Not sure what it's called; might have made it up myself," Bonnie admitted. "But was at the grocer's and seen a bunch of these rums? Just had to try them, know what I'm saying?"
"Rum? I, all Wade ever gets is beer," the girl said, making a disgusted grimace. "That nasty ass Gratchley's stuff."
Bonnie now remembered that the girl shared an apartment with Wade Savoie. Bonnie didn't know the relationship between the unnamed girl and Wade, the lease holder on the apartment. Nor did Bonnie care what their relationship was.
"Want some?" Bonnie invited.
"Yeah!" the girl enthused.
"Um, how old are you?" Bonnie asked as she stood from the covered chair.
"Mm? Oh, I'm nineteen," the girl said brightly.
"Bonnie," Bonnie said, hand outstretched.
"MM? Oh! Hi, I'm Kelli," Kelli Breaux said, giving Bonnie's hand a firm grasp and shake.
"I'm right here, in Apartment one oh one," Bonnie said, leading the way to her apartment.
Bonnie knew her light brown ass was displayed to perfection in her USA Flag bikini thong bottom. Her Bikini top also presented her large breasts to perfection. She hoped the cute Kelli was watching her firm buttocks flex and undulate, watching her hips sway slightly in a seductive manner.
Both Kelli and Bonnie gave an appreciative sigh when the 72 degree air blew across their very warm skin. Bonnie closed the door of the apartment and walked to her kitchen.
Inside of the cool, almost cold living room, Kelli looked around with interest. She knew nothing about furniture, but could tell that Bonnie's furniture was of good quality. Bonnie's couch and chair did not look like Bonnie had rescued them from a dumpster, as Wade had done to claim his burgundy velour couch and dark brown tweed rocker-recliner, that did not recline.
"See, they, I saw the coconut rum," Bonnie said from the small kitchen.
Kelli looked away from the large hookah on the polished coffee table and shuffled into the kitchen. Kelli looked around the kitchen at the decorative tea pot on the stove and the good quality knives in butcher block holder.
"And said 'Jah Mon! Let's give a salute to my Bahamian heritage Mon!' and then I saw the pineapple rum and there you go," Bonnie said, dumping an eight ounce can of coconut milk into the blender.
Kelli watched as Bonnie filled the eight ounce can with pineapple juice and added the juice to the coconut milk already in the blender. Bonnie used the can to measure eight ounces of Virgin Islands Coconut rum, Virgin Island pineapple rum and eight ounces of Virgin Island dark rum. Bonnie put the lid onto the blender and turned it on at a low speed.
Bonnie increased the speed of the blender, then turned and pulled a sixteen ounce plastic tumbler with built in straw from her cabinet. She turned off the noisy appliance and poured a good amount of the frothy drink into the cup. She then dropped a few ice cubes into the glass and handed it to Kelli. Bonnie then filled her own glass. Pushing her sunglasses up, holding her dark curls back, Bonnie squinted at the blender and wondered if she should make some more whatever this drink was called now, rather than wait. With a shrug, Bonnie decided it could wait.
"Bahamian Sunset," Bonnie giggled. "If it, if I'd used white rum? I'd call it a Bahama sunrise, but I just like dark rum better."
"You said, you, you're not Bahamian, you're not from the Bahamas, are you?" Kelli asked, sucking on her straw.
"No, my dad is, was, shit, I don't even know if he's still alive," Bonnie admitted. "Come on; living room's better than standing here."
"I that work?" Kelli asked, pointing to the hookah.
"Well, yeah," Bonnie admitted. "You smoke?"
"Yeah," Kelli agreed, then thought about it for a moment. "Wait, smoke what?"
"Got some unbelievable hydroponic; girl grows it is a micro-biologist. Shit is totally lethal," Bonnie enthused. "Want to?"
"Yeah," Kelli agreed, giving another hard suck to the drink. "This, this is good. This, what'd you call it?"
"Bahama Sunset, Bahamian Sunset, something like that," Bonnie said, loading the bowl with a generous amount of potent marijuana.
"I, I thought all Bahamians were black," Kelli said as Bonnie lighted the marijuana.
"We are," Bonnie agreed. "Well, I guess that's technically not true, but my dad was."
"I, you're black?" Kelli asked, bringing her individual mouthpiece to her lips.
"Mm hmm," Bonnie agreed, sucking in a good lungful of the potent smoke.
"That a problem?" Bonnie asked, voice strangled.
"No, it's just that, I mean, you don't look black," Kelli said, voice also strangled.
Bonnie was truly drunk now; this was her third or fourth Bahamian Sunset and the marijuana was of a very good quality. She alternated between sucking on the hookah or on her cup's straw.
"Man!" Kelli giggled, feeling the effects of the weed and the booze.
Bonnie took her Surewill sunglasses off of her head and put them onto the coffee table. Kelli glanced down at the sunglasses, then opened her pretty eyes wide.
"Those, those are, are those Surewill's?" Kelli asked.
"Mm hmm. Sure are. The spider series," Bonnie agreed.
"The spider?" Kelli asked.
"Mm hmm. See, they have the black chrome frame top piece and arms," Bonnie explained. "And the lenses are red. Oh! That's right! The red's good for low light."
"I, can I try them on? You know those are four hundred dollars a pair?" Kelli asked.
"Of course," Bonnie said, picking them up and handing them to the blonde.
"Oh, uh, yeah, of course you'd know how much they are," Kelli said, putting them onto her face. "Oh, wow, I mean, these, I, man! They feel, I've never had sunglasses feel this nice before."
"The springs in the temples make sure the arms fit," Bonnie explained, sliding open the drawer on her side table. "These? This is the shark series."
"You, you have more than one pair?" Kelli asked, astonished. "Wait, the sharks? Those, aren't those like a thousand bucks a pair?"
"Mm hmm, I believe so," Bonnie said, sliding the slightly triangular sunglasses onto her face.
Bonnie took a large lungful of smoke into her lungs as Kelli sat, staring in amazement at her hostess. Kelli took the Spider series sunglasses off and looked at the brushed aluminum framed glasses Bonnie sported.
"Want to try these on?" Bonnie asked, removing the sunglasses.
Kelli took the glasses and put them on. She looked around at the dimly lighted room through the dark gray lenses.
"And, of course, the snake series has the red frames with more oval lenses," Bonnie said, taking a third pair from the drawer.
"I, you got three pair of them?" Kelli asked. "Where's a mirror? I want to see what these look like."
"Bathroom's right here," Bonnie said, getting to unsteady legs.