INTRODUCTION & DISCLAIMER - In Salt Lake City Utah in 1993, young African-American Roman Catholic Kevin is secretly having kinky casual sex with Beth Anderson, the very pretty 18-year-old daughter from a wealthy white Mormon family. Beth has a serious boyfriend who doesn't believe in sex before marriage, so the adventurous Latter Day Saints teenager gets it off with Kevin, who had a crush on her in high school.
Beth's stern father Howard seemingly knows nothing of what his daughter gets up to nor does Kevin's strict father know what his son is doing with the daughter of his most important client, but does Beth's mother Lori - a hot 45-year-old housewife - suspect what is going on? And if so, what will Lori do about it?
All characters and events depicted in this story are fictional and any similarity to real persons living or dead coincidental an unintentional. Only characters aged 18 and older are involved in sexual situations. Please enjoy your trip back in time to the early 1990s for 'The Mormons & the Magical Negro' and be sure to rate and comment.
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I often wonder what would have happened to my Dad Henry had he found out what I got up to in the summer of 1993. Death from a heart attack, brain aneurism or a stroke possibly, maybe all three at once? Bursting into flames and dying from spontaneous human combustion perhaps? Or maybe Dad would have gotten so mad that he would have just ceased to exist, simply vanishing into nothingness?
Fortunately for myself and Dad, he never knew what I was getting up to that long hot summer now many years in the past, and neither did the rest of the family. Dad has gone now and I am middle aged, married with a teenage son and daughter of my own. Yet sometimes in my dreams my subconscious takes me way back into the past and I hear my late father hollering, "Kevin Jones, I want an explanation for what you have been doing, and I want it right now!"
Older and wiser now I could see why he would have been so angry about it at the time, but truth be told even when I engaged in my nefarious behavior I could understand why Dad would have been furious about my actions had he found out about them. But being 18-years-old at the time, I tended not to think so much with my brain but a different part of my anatomy.
Growing up, my family were a bit unusual in the place where we lived, Salt Lake City in Utah. For one, we were African-American, and while black people obviously didn't stand out in Salt Lake City as much as say blue, green or purple people might have done, the majority of the population was white. African-Americans, Asians, Latin or Native Americans were much rarer.
Secondly and more significantly was religion. While the majority of the population in the area where we lived were Mormons -- members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints -- every Sunday morning my family would dress in our best clothes and attend Mass at a Roman Catholic Church.
It was the same at the high school which myself, my younger sister Clarissa and a couple of our cousins all attended. There were Mormon teachers, Mormon support staff and of course Mormon students, hundreds of them with so many Mormons having such large families. Even the majority of non-white students and their families were members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints.
Dad along with his brother and my mother Mary's brother ran a successful contracting business -- gardening, pool cleaning, cleaning and repairs and maintenance and despite not being of Mormon faith, their good reputation for high quality work at a good price won them plenty of valuable contracts from the wealthy Mormon families and business owners in the area.
Growing up, Mom and Dad's tolerance for slackers was deeply in the negative, so my sister Clarissa and I spent many hours helping out with the family business during school holidays, especially over the summers when there was more gardening and pool cleaning work. It was the same for our cousins.
While Dad was definitely a hard-ass, he was always a firm but fair man and working during every holiday definitely instilled a good work ethic within me. Going out on jobs with Dad and my uncles I also got to see how the 'other half' of Salt Lake City lived, and boy oh boy was I impressed with the houses owned by these wealthy Mormons. Due to Mom and Dad's hard work we lived in a nice house in a nice street in a nice suburb, we didn't live in a housing project or trailer park, but it was nothing compared to the rich people's houses where we did work.
The houses were large with lots of rooms -- very handy for large Mormon families -- and had all the luxuries on tap inside and out. Most sported swimming pools -- the majority of which were heated to allow use during the cold Utah winters -- and some even had hot tubs, tennis courts and guest houses.
On the best street in this part of town and most luxurious of all was the house owned by a couple named Howard and Lori Anderson. It was a large and spectacular house with a garden that looked like a miniature botanical gardens plus a guest house, heated swimming pool and a tennis court. The super wealthy Howard Anderson was my father's most important client, having contracts both commercial and residential worth many thousands of dollars per annum.
The eight bedrooms in the opulent Anderson family mansion did not sit idle. Being such devout Mormons Mr. and Mrs. Anderson filled them up with lots of children. In summer 1993, the eldest of their sons was married to a nice Mormon girl, while their second eldest son was doing missionary work in New Zealand, about as far away from Salt Lake City as one could get.
Next eldest was their daughter Beth and then came another son two years younger than Beth. There was a set of twin daughters in middle school, and a son and another daughter both in elementary school.
Beth Anderson like me was born in early 1975, so therefore we had attended the same elementary, middle and high schools until graduation in June 1993 and been in a number of the same classes. However, we never moved in the same social circles. Beth and her posse of female friends were very much into the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, and spent a great deal of time outside of school involved in church activities.
However, while Beth and I rarely interacted I always noticed her. In fact even if I had been a homosexual I would have noticed her. Tall at 5 feet 10 while barefoot and having a slim figure, Beth was pretty as can be, like a doll created by a toy-maker of what a perfect girl should look like. Her long blonde hair, her blue eyes and her flawless fair skin were perfect, as were her teeth. In fact the entire Anderson family had perfect white teeth on display in the family photographs at their house, which made me think of a famous musical Mormon family from the 1970s. What was it with Mormons and their shiny white teeth?