The 'Seduction Series' is based on fantasies shared with me by some of my female readers, whoβafter reading my Mistress seriesβhave allowed me to know their innermost thoughts. Each story has one thing in common β the illicit sexual temptation of a reluctant and yet vulnerable woman.
The theme of this particular tale is interracial male/female seduction.
Seduction Series: Britney
Denzel flipped over his cards.
"If ya can beat two pair, then yah've got me," he announced.
He smiled when Charlie practically shook with nervous excitement. Britney's boyfriend's tells were so obvious he might have been playing with his cards face up.
"Three kings," Jimbo proudly announced, turning over his hand.
Denzel sat back in his chair and slowly nodded. He was known for his outbursts and the wide-eyed youngster seemed to be prepared for one. Instead, the African pushed the stack of chips into the pot and congratulated him.
"Ya played well, Jimbo. I'm impressed."
"That's ... that's it?"
"That's it. The money is yours. Ya won it, fair and square."
The youngster licked his lips, hesitating one more moment before he quickly began loading his chips into the plastic rack. Britney was going to be impressed with him, though he wouldn't tell her the exact sum he'd won.
That way he could use his winnings to stake himself at a higher level and win even more. It was that easy, and much better than holding down a regular job. He was sure he could make good money. All he needed was a little luck.
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Denzel sat back in his chair, waving across to the barman for another drink. Jimbo was full of himself now. The fool thought he was the new Phil Ivey of the poker world, and all because the African had allowed him to win a few hundred pounds from him.
But there was purpose in everything Denzel did. What the kid didn't know was that he'd soon be paying the money back and, as part of that deal, the African would be taking his girlfriend away from him.
That was the point of the whole exercise. He wanted Britney and he was going to have her. He'd heard about the nineteen year old before he'd actually met her. The tall, leggy, blonde was a part-time model and Jimbo used to boast about how his beautiful, pale-skinned girlfriend would lower herself onto him and then buck and writhe on his rock-hard cock like a sex-crazed lap dancer.
If the pictures he painted of his blonde girlfriend had captured Denzel's imagination, they were nothing compared to the first time the African had met real thing. The tight round globes of her ass were objects of beauty in a pair of skin tight black jeans that surely must have been sprayed on. Conversely, the lightweight, pastel-pink sweater covering those fantastic tits was so loose that the dipping neckline kept slipping off of one slim shoulder, revealing a lovely expanse of flawless skin and a black brassiere strap as thin as a shoelace.
Before he'd seen the blonde teenager, he'd wanted to fuck her. Now that he'd met her, he knew he was going to.
"So then, Jimbo," he asked, reluctantly letting go of the intensely sexual image when their drinks arrived. "How much do ya enjoy playing poker?"
The young man hesitated. Denzel knew that he loved it, but he was also aware that gambling had gotten the kid into a lot of trouble. Apparently he'd vowed to Britney that he'd stay away from the casinos, and it had taken a lot of convincing to set this up.
"It's fun," Jimbo eventually responded.
"I think ya like it more than ya let on," the African grinned. "And yah good at it."
He sat back in his chair and pretended to think.
"I think ya could make a lot of money," he eventually said. "But ya need money to win money."
"I have money," Jimbo proudly said, nodded at the rack of chips he'd just won.
Denzel laughed out loud.
"A little," he agreed. "But I'm talking about the big time. I'm talking about serious money. What I was thinking was ... if I set ya up with a stake, would ya be interested in making more than that? A lot more than that?"
"I ... you know, I can't." Jimbo babbled.
He was saying no, but it was pretty clear that he didn't mean it.
"Oh, I'm sure ya can talk that pretty little girlfriend around," Denzel calmly said. "For a start, show her how much ya won from me. Take her out and treat her to a meal. Buy her something nice. But with the talent ya have, Jimbo, ya could make a lot of money..."
He watched as the youngster licked his lips.
"Tell ya what," he added. "Don't make up yah mind right now."
He reached into his wallet and pulled out a business card. It had the address of a poker lounge on it.
"If yah interested, go to this address tonight, around 10. There'll be ten thousand in chips set aside for ya. We split the winnings. Sound fair?"
Jimbo's eyes blinked at the size of the stake.
"You'd spot me ten thou? But what if I lose it? I can't repay that sort of money. I'd like to, Denzel, I really would butβ"
"Yah not gonna lose, Jimbo..." the African encouraged.
Being good at lying was useful for more than just poker. The youngster had taken the card and was staring at it.
"Yah too good," he persuasively went on. "But how about we settle on a different arrangement? In the unlikely case that it goes all wrong, ya don't need to pay back a penny."
"I don't? Then what?"
The kid really was all ears now. Perfect.
He shrugged his shoulders as he pretended to think.
"I don't know," he lied. "Yah'll appreciate that I can't afford to lose ten thousand, just like that. So I need something in return."
"Yeah..."
"So what do ya have that would compensate me for that sort of loss. Ya know, something that would be attractive enough to me? Let me think."
He let the tension build for a good thirty seconds before coming out with the punch line.
"I know," he suddenly said, slapping his thigh. "There's not a cat in hell's chance of ya losing, we both know that, so this is theoretical. But let's say ya fucked up and cost me the full ten thousand ... how about a night with Britney in return?"
Jimbo's eyes went disbelievingly wide. It was as if Denzel had just slapped him in the face. He took a long sip of his drink as he thought it through.
"She'd never go for that," he eventually said.
The African smiled. It was the reaction he'd wanted. Jimbo hadn't said that he wouldn't go for it. He'd said that his girlfriend wouldn't. That meant that he was happy to accept the wager. After all, they'd all but agreed that he was too good to lose. All he was thinking of was doubling or tripling his stake, and what he would then do with his winnings. It was a sure thing. He wasn't really putting his girlfriend on the line.
But Denzel knew better. When the kid had lost it all to his friends, they'd feed the money back to the African. This young idiot wasn't going to get away with a penny of his cash. But Denzel would have what he wanted. Britney and that voluptuous milky white body of hers would be all his.
"If she doesn't, then we forget all about the deal," he said casually, with a nonchalant shrug of his shoulders. "But if she does, then yah on yah way to becoming a very rich young man. Why don't ya ask her? If ya turn up to play, I'll know she's agreed."
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Britney stood there, holding her boyfriend's winnings in her hand. She looked at Jimbo, dumbfounded; as if unable believe he was asking such a thing.
"You promised me you wouldn't visit a casino again," she accused him.
"I didn't," he protested. "It was just a game of poker at Denzel's club. I took him to the cleaners."
She stared down at the money again before turning her gaze back to Jimbo.
"You really are that good at this game?"
"I'm better than good," he boasted. "That's why he's willing to stake me ten thousand. He knows he's going to get a good return, and we're going to make a few thousand at least, without risk. Honestly, Britney, it's a no brainer. There's no way I can lose."
"No way?"
Jimbo tried to contain his growing excitement. She was going to go for it, after all. All she needed was a final push.
"No way," he eagerly repeated. "Look, even if I had a bad run, the worst I could do is to lose a few hundred, and I can pay that back to Denzel from the money I've just won from him. You think I'd agree to something like this if there was any possibility of losing the bet? No way, Britney. We're going to make a great profit and then the sky's the limit, you'll see..."
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Jimbo couldn't believe what had happened. He kept staring at the river card, as though he could change it from a heart to a spade with the power of his mind. He glanced down at his hole cards again. His flush came up short and he'd lost the lot.
"Good game, son," the greasy haired old man laughed across the table.
The rest of the guys around the card table joined in. In truth, it wasn't a good game at all. They'd brutalized him. He'd never lost ten thousand so fast. Fuck, he'd never lost that sort of money at all! These card sharks had taken it before he'd finished his first beer.
One of the other guys gave him a sympathetic look as he stood up from the table.
"Better luck next time, kid."
Luck had nothing to do with this. Jimbo wasn't too bright, but he knew a set up for a set up. In the car park, he pulled out his mobile and called Denzel's number.
"Jimbo!" the African said enthusiastically. "So ya made me rich?"
"You set me up!" he accused.
"Tsk, tsk. Now what kind of thing is that to say? What are ya talking about?"
Suddenly unsure, Jimbo paused before continuing.
"You ... you don't know?"
"Know what?"