"Okay, I've got five bags of potato chips, six orange crush cans, an emergency kit, six water bottles, two comforter-style blankets, power packs for our cell phones, and enough clothes to last a while, I think we got everything," Jamila Ahmed said, smiling at her lover Bianca Haywood, who leaned against the rented Rav4. Bianca looked at the bags full of goodies that Jamila hauled to the back of the car, and shook her head.
"Don't forget the Somali-style rice and beans that's going to make this long-ass trip unbearable when those beans kick in and farts start coming out of your big beautiful Somali ass," Bianca snickered, and Jamila flashed her a look that could melt an iceberg. Bianca, a die-hard tomboy ( with a fondness for booty shorts ) originally from the City of Boston, Massachusetts, grew up in a house full of guys, and her sense of humor was more cave-woman than Jamila cared for...
"Bianca Haywood, keep sassing me and you won't get laid this whole trip," Jamila Ahmed retorted, and Bianca smiled and raised her hands in mock surrender. Jamila pouted as Bianca held the passenger's side door open for her, then headed to the driver's seat. For today's trip Bianca wore a long-sleeved men's silk shirt, bright red, blue jeans that did nothing to conceal those thick legs or that fine ass, and well-worn black sneakers. Tomboy Hotness, Jamila thought, smiling.
Jamila wore a long-sleeved green shirt, an ankle-length traditional dress of a rich ebony hue, and a modest dark green Hijab which concealed her long, curly dark hair. Her lovely golden brown eyes were hidden behind a pair of wrap-around sunglasses she'd purchased at the Riverside Mall, the same place where she'd met Bianca not too long ago. Here goes nothing, Jamila thought.
A journey of a thousand miles awaited Bianca Haywood and Jamila Ahmed as they drove from the City of Minneapolis, Minnesota, to the streets of Boston, Massachusetts. Actually, according to their GPS, one thousand three hundred and ninety nine miles separated the cities of Boston and Minneapolis. They were going to spend at least twenty hours on the road, if they drove carefully and didn't encounter any obstacles in the form of road blocks, accidents and things of that nature.
"You're going to love my family," Bianca said, and she flashed Jamila a fearless smile before taking her lover's hand and bringing it to her lips. Jamila grinned, pleased by Bianca's smoothness. Jamila hadn't had many female lovers in her life. She'd met her first girlfriend Selena Texeira, a beautiful, tall and fearless young biracial woman while spending a year at the Federal University of Bahia in Brazil. The two of them had a year-long romance, which ended tearfully due to life constraints.
Selena Texeira was now living in the City of Toronto, Ontario, with her new lover Shadya somebody, while Jamila Ahmed had moved on, having met the feisty and amazing Bianca Haywood. Jamila thought of all the things that had happened in her life lately. In a few weeks she'd start school at the University of Minneapolis, while Bianca would return to Northeastern University in Boston. They had been avoiding discussing what they would do when school started.
"Bianca, if your father, your mother and your brothers are anything like you, then I love them already," Jamila replied, and she laid her hand on Bianca's thigh, and her lover rewarded her with a sexy smirk. Bianca told Jamila how accepting her family was. Bianca's father, Bernard Haywood, moved to Boston, Massachusetts, from the island of Haiti about twenty five years ago, and met his future wife, Juanita Orozco, there. They came from different worlds, the Haitian immigrant and the beautiful Latin woman from Argentina, but somehow they made it work.