Prologue:
This new Billyslate Love Story is a 2-Part Slowburn
Lesbian
Romance Tale
. The storyline is somewhat different than many of my Literotica Stories, not having small children as a primary theme throughout the tale.
As usual in my stories, minimal sexual activity takes place when children are about. Also, as a general rule, no alcoholic beverages are consumed in the presence of children.
All descriptive sex is
Lesbian
, with young ladies aged
18
or older. Some explicit lesbian sexual activities may feature a strong, but loving woman as the definite
TOP
controlling the action, along with soft and or firm sensual spanking.
This
61
st
and all Billyslate stories are
100% Fiction
in every aspect.
Edited By Billyslate
/Grammarly
Enjoy
!
EMBU BRAZIL:
ADDISON
POV
At age 22, I'm enjoying a relaxing lunch at a Native
Afro-Brazilian
Restaurant in Embu das Artes (
Embu
), Brazil. It's a 40-minute (
30-kilo
) drive from São Paulo, the first stop on my 17-day Brazilian vacation.
I understand some Portuguese, having studied Spanish for 6 years, but I choose to travel with a tour group for safety. It's a bit boring in some ways since most of the other travelers are 30 years my senior. But just 3-days into our trip, I'm learning a lot about international travel from a few of them.
Another advantage of traveling with older persons (
mostly couples
) is that I'm not constantly being hit on or invited to hotel bars every night by single guys.
Our major stops are: Metro São Paulo, Rio, and Salvador, with brief 1-day visits to Embu and Palmeira.
***
Pleased with my Embu lunch break, I casually drift mentally into past major events in my young life.
I'm
Addison
Marie Saunders, born and reared in Nashville, TN, where I attended Public Schools, graduating a year early at 16.
I'm awarded a 5-year academic scholarship at Vanderbilt University (
Owen Graduate School of Management
), graduating with an
Honors MBA,
and my primary emphasis is on Marketing.
I have a few distant relatives living in Central, TN, but I'm alone in Nashville as both my parents died from
Natural Causes
while I'm studying at
Vandy
. I miss them so much, Dad dying in my sophomore year, and Mom two years later.
At my birth, Mom is 42, Dad's 44, so I'm a pre-menopause baby. My understanding is that I'm a low-frequency, fully healthy child, born with a
High IQ
, in the first pregnancy of a woman over 40.
My childhood was happy and joyous, but I admit it's quite different from any of my close friends, with my parents nearing 60 when I'm just 14.
I inherited a small home without a mortgage and a substantial savings account. I'm also the beneficiary of significant value insurance policies for my parents and the sole beneficiary of their $100,000
529 College-Smart Plan
. Fortunately, I don't need the funds for my education, by receiving a full-ride Vandy Academic Scholarship.
I lean heavily on my Vanderbilt Business School Professors, who financially guide and emotionally support me through Dad/Mom's deaths. With their help, 90% of my inheritance is invested in long-term high-yield
Tax-Free Bonds
.
***
One Vandy professor is my first contact with Bristol Myers-Squib (
BMS
). She suggested I apply for a newly open position, the Manager of Brand-Marketing Development.
My interview is short and sweet being offered the job on the spot. Following my Vandy Business School Graduation, I will be allowed 2 months to relocate.
I'll be based at BMS NJ Headquarters in Princeton. It's a big move for me, training as a Brand Development Manager for BMS's Cancer Product lines.
The timing is a
Perfect Landing,
my
having a nice job and readily available funds for a 17-day vacation to Brazil. This is my first international travel experience, so I'm fully enjoying a delightful lunch in Embu, BR, musing over my past.
***
Our stops along the way to Salvador, on the Atlantic Ocean, are amazing, especially the beaches in Rio.
My tour group of 25, including me, gets along famously. I've become friends with two ladies from Albuquerque, NM, learning, they're lifelong soul mates. I'm almost certain they're romantically linked, although it's not obvious to most people.
Brenda Heldman and Lucie Ames look to be in their mid-forties and are delightful traveling companions. I spend most of my downtime with them, as they are both keen international travelers. So, they share many do's and don'ts with me, traveling as a young single female.
I'm not big on alcohol, but I truly enjoy an occasional nice Cabernet or Fume Blanc. So, I only drink alcohol when we three are together since they're experts on South American brand wines.
The tour guide also notes that I hang out with them much of the time. So my hotel room is usually on the same floor as Brenda and Lucie's.
***
SALVADOR-BR
There's a huge shift in my touring activities for our final 3-days of vacationing in Salvador, before returning to the US.
Most of our travel within Brazil is on tour buses, except for one long flight. So our primary guides are always with us, but elite tour guides who are experts in the area often join us in the bigger cities.
Our tour group gathers in a hotel suite for a welcome reception, and I meet Beatriz Montero, a
Chocolate-Colored Blue-Eyed Blonde
, the local Salvadorian expert tour guide.
From perusing the touring brochures, I know Salvador is Majority Afro-Brazilian. But surely didn't expect to see a brown-skinned natural blonde with bright blue eyes.
However, for some unknown reason, she and I quickly hit it off. So Beatriz often joins Brenda, Lucie, and me for lunch and other social events during our 3-day stay.
Beatriz and I have many interesting conversations, and I learn that she and her younger sister, Camila, are German/Afro-Brazilian.
Both races are co-dominant in many of their family genes. But photos clearly show that Beatriz's sister Camila's skin color is more of a light tan, and not the same, chocolate as her elder sister's.
Beatriz, 23, is nearly a year older than me and almost 6 years older than Camila, who's just turned 17. Economically, the sisters are in Salvador's upper class, speaking fluent English, German, and Portuguese.
Beatriz and I seem to be getting sensually close, which is somewhat confusing. I've not thought of a girl sexually, having never seriously dated anyone male or female. So I have no practical experience with romance, being chaste in my life thus far.
As we seem to get emotionally closer, my sexual fascination bubble, explosively flying out the window. I learn that Beatriz is promised to someone in an arranged family marriage, so no chance for a romance.
However, Beatriz has a plan, which I'm unaware of, so she's happy I spend much of my free time with the two elder ladies, not drinking much booze.
She queries me in-depth about my family background, education, and US lifestyle. I subsequently learn that her younger sister, Camila, is a gifted artist and plans/wants to study art in the US for an extended time.
Camila wants to visit the US for 6 months or longer after finishing her equivalent of a US Artistic School Program (
Fine Arts-Design
).
During her US art internship, Camila will be connected and monitored online by a Brazilian Art School Mentor. Her primary art focus will be painting US Landscapes and Murals.
Beatriz and I talk intensely for hours on end during my three days in Salvador. However, Camila is away at school and can't join us, so I won't meet her in Salvador before returning to the US.
I spoke with Camila by phone just before my vacation ends, exchanging email addresses so we can keep in contact for the next 12-16 months.
She'll be 18, graduating from Artistic Tech School, and plans to travel to the US alone. So Beatriz wants me to act as Camila's local host and sponsor while she's in the US.
My friends Lucie and Brenda offer to help me care for Camila if needed. Their agreement supporting me with Camila's US visit seals our new friendship, so we'll continue our ongoing communications after returning home.
***
BMS PRINCETON NJ
Growing up, Mom and Dad taught me to always be cautious when making any major decision. So, I wisely use their wisdom in planning my 850-mile move to BMS in Princeton, NJ.
Both parents died while I was studying for my MBA at Vandy, which is an intense time for me. During many conversations with Brenda and Lucie, it becomes crystal clear that, being so wrapped up in my MBA Program, I never truly mourned their deaths.
So, after a week home from vacation, I contacted the BMS Human Resources (
HR
) office, asking to meet with them and the VP of Marketing. Stressing to
HR
that I'm willing to stay in Princeton for 2 or 3 weeks, meeting with everyone involved with my job offer.
BMS
HR
provides several short-term lodging options for me, one of which piques my interest. Being heavily recruited,
HR
will pay for me to live in a local long-stay hotel. The place is okay, but I don't want to stay there for 2 or 3 weeks.
Going to administration, I tell
HR
I've checked in the hotel, so the billing will be direct to BMS. I also ask for directions to Ms. Madeline Ann Jefferson's office, whose home I hope to stay while in Princeton.
She's a Senior PA for one of BMS's executives and owns a home with six 6-one-bedroom suites. Ms. Jefferson rents these suites short-term to newly hired BMS female college graduates and international female employees visiting
HQ
for specialized training.
Our meeting is joyful at first sight, as we share lunch and discuss the rental specifics. The six 1-bedroom suites are in an adjacent house, which is currently filled.
Seeing my smile disappear, she hastily adds, "I have a 2-room suite in the main house, which I do not commit to before meeting the person.