Once upon a time in urban America, there was this young woman named Deanna Leroy. She was a tall, gorgeous young black woman. She attended a prestigious Ivy League school on scholarship and played college basketball. Deanna was popular with the men and women of her college campus. Her fame and popularity got to her head and she became very shallow. One day, she was approached by an ugly fat man and he propositioned her. The man claimed to have been in love with him for years. Deanna laughed in his face. She called him a nut job and told him that she'd never give him the time of day. The ugly fat man transformed himself into a tall, muscular, gorgeous athletic man. He was actually a powerful Wizard. He had wondrous magical powers. He placed a curse on Deanna. He told her that she would lose everything, and become a sorry element of humanity, until the day a good man loved her for who she was and not her looks, money or popularity. Thus, Deanna was cursed.
At first, the sexy black female athlete didn't believe the Wizard's words. A lot of black women think they're all that. Especially the college-educated and more attractive ones. Deanna Leroy did not heed the Wizard's words. She dismissed it all as a dream. She went back to her Ivy League school, where tens of thousands of men and women respected her for her good looks and athletic performance. She was even considered a possible draft pick for the Women's National Basketball Association. Then, suddenly, it all came to an end. During an intense basketball game, Deanna suffered a terrible leg injury. The doctors told her that she'd have to sit on the bench for a week. They warned her that straining herself could worsen things and she might have for forsake the rest of the season. This angered the young black female athlete. She wouldn't have it. She went back to her dorm and shot some hoops. Yeah, she still had her skills.
Time flew by. The Ivy League women's basketball team faced up against their rivals. Without their star player, they were quickly defeated. This saddened Deanna Leroy. Still, she kept her head up. she continued to be the campus Queen Bee. She slept with a lot of men and pissed off women because she stole their boyfriends and even their husbands. Deanna didn't care. A long time ago, her family psychiatrist declared that she showed signs of having antisocial personality disorder. She was a borderline sociopath. Her parents didn't care. She was the offspring any parent would be proud of. She was good-looking, athletic and highly intelligent. She was also an academic superstar. Deanna Leroy always bounced back. They say that hell hath no fury like a woman scorned. Sometimes, overconfident women like Deanna forget how dangerous other women can be when provoked.
Deanna was hanging out with a sexy guy named Troy Plato. He was a member of the football team. A sexy, handsome, reputedly well-hung stud. Deanna couldn't get enough of him. They had a passionate relationship. Yeah, they would get it on every which way. Whenever and wherever they could. They were the hottest pair on campus. One time, they hooked up in the school parking lot at night. Deanna simply unzipped Troy's pants, freeing his long and thick cock. Then, she went down on him. He stroked her long hair and pretty face as she sucked his cock and licked his balls. Deanna sure knew how to please a man. Troy didn't have any complains. When he came, she drank his manly seed. She licked him dry, then, while he was still hard, she put a condom on him. Troy smiled. He liked sexually aggressive women and they didn't get any bolder than Deanna. He knew what she liked. So, he hiked up her skirt, and inserted himself into her. Deanna grinned as Troy thrust into her, burying his long and thick cock into her wetness. He put his big hands on her hips and began fucking her hard and fast, just the way she liked it. She screamed at him to fuck her harder. Rough and swift, that's just the way she got down. Troy had damn well better be able to keep up, or else. They continued this passionate session in his dorm room, and kept the entire floor up all night.
Sexual encounters like this were the spice and sugar of their relationship. They were two passionate college athletes in love. It was a wonderful thing. For a while. They would go to clubs together, and Deanna always showed up at Troy's football games when she could. He also attended the games of the women's basketball team. His way of showing support to his favorite woman. Deanna had no delusions. Troy was a handsome football stud. He had his pick of women on campus. They weren't exactly monogamous. Deanna didn't like the idea of being tied to just one man. She had a couple of other men she hooked up with on the side. Troy knew about them and it didn't seem to bother him. He wasn't looking for a permanent thing either. They were just having some fun. Unfortunately, Troy's girlfriend Wendy Barton got wind of it. She was a very jealous woman. Wendy stalked Deanna, but the female athlete didn't take her rival too seriously. Deanna Leroy was a six-foot-two, 180-pound, well-trained and conditioned athlete. She didn't fear a five-foot-two, average-looking, undistinguished woman like Wendy. And that almost proved to be her undoing.
Wendy showed up at Deanna's dorm one night and attacked her with mace. The attack caught Deanna by surprise. while struggling against the other woman, Deanna fell down the stairs. This time, there would be no walking away from it. Her spine was damaged. The young woman was taken to the hospital. The police never arrested Wendy. The next time Deanna Leroy opened her eyes, she was in the hospital. Her parents stood by her side. They looked so sad. She asked them what happened. She barely remembered Wendy's attack. From the doctors, Deanna learned a terrible truth. Her spine was fractured, but through highly expensive surgery, she might be able to walk again. These news devastated the formerly arrogant, cocky young black female athlete. She couldn't believe it. All her life, she'd been an athlete. A champion. Then, all of a sudden, she was an invalid. She had gone from star player on an Ivy League women's basketball team and campus idol to a cripple. All in one day. Angered at her fate, she yelled at her parents to leave her. They did. Reluctantly.
Over the next few months, Deanna went through expensive physical therapy. There was a charming, handsome young doctor named Luke Mason helping her. Luke was a tall, good-looking young Black man. He had a medical degree from Harvard and this was his first year working at the hospital. Even in her angered, nearly deranged state, Deanna found it hard to stay mad at such a man. Luke was dedicated to helping Deanna get back on her feet. The doctors and nurses at the hospital thought the black female basketball player was an overrated, obnoxious and short-tempered drama queen. Only Luke dared to believe that somewhere deep inside her, there was a decent human being who was worth knowing, and worth helping. They became friends. He promised her he would do anything in his power to help her.
Deanna slowly got back on her feet. It took her nearly two years to get there. During that time, her life changed a lot. She was still a loud-mouthed, hell-raising black woman. She had also lost a lot of friends along the way. Well, she had lost fake people she thought were friends but they weren't. Deanna was finding out real fast some of the truths about life. Through loss was the way she learned. She had lost her athletic scholarship to the Ivy League school she attended. She was no longer a potential draft for the Women's National Basketball Association. She had gone from a famous woman to a nobody in a real short time. She had lost everything. The only thing she had gained was a few founds. While she couldn't walk, she had developed a sweet tooth and quite an appetite for delicious foods. She had ballooned to well over two hundred pounds. Yet another thing she was going to have to adjust to.
Fortunately, none of that mattered. Deanna didn't care if she now fell into the category of big women, plump women, voluptuous dames or whatever fat chicks called themselves. Even though Deanna was now a thick-bodied, wide-hipped, big-bottomed, decidedly large black woman, she didn't feel any sympathy or kinship with her sisters. In her mind, she was still the gorgeous black female athlete she had always been. She didn't care if she was no longer attending an Ivy League school, playing college basketball or appearing on ESPN. She could finally walk! The first day she regained her ability to walk, she went on a marathon around the city, solo. She was so happy she cried tears of joy. It was the first time she had cried since her life-altering injury. Now, she was starting to feel like her old self again. She was no invalid. She was a tough-as-nails independent woman. Let the world beware! Since she had been abandoned by everyone, she decided that from that moment forward, she would be dedicated only to herself. She got herself a job doing construction work. The nearly all-male environment suited her fine. She got along way better with men than with women, as long as romance wasn't brought up.
Unbeknownst to Deanna, someone had gone to a lot of trouble to save her ample derriere. This person was none other than the tall, dark and handsome Luke Mason. The good doctor. Luke Mason wasn't just an ordinary doctor. He was the son of Michael Mason, a man who was doing cutting edge work at MIT in the field of biological engineering. With his father's help, Luke Mason developed a top secret yet very promising medical process. He used it secretly on Deanna, and over a long period of time, healed the damage done to her spine. He was responsible for her very own miracle. He had saved her. Yet the day she finally walked, she had thanked the stars, and shared her happiness with everyone except him. The crestfallen young doctor started thinking that maybe everybody was right. Maybe Deanna Leroy was a wicked woman who wasn't worth saving. It wouldn't be the first time he met such a woman.
After her marathon, Deanna went home. She went to her old bedroom, in her parents house. Her parents had invited everyone to share in their newfound joy. At last, their daughter could walk and she made it home. Deanna lay in bed. Her life had changed so much these past couple of years. She was definitely not where she expected to be. She thought she'd have her Bachelors degree from the top Ivy League school in the country by now. Unfortunately, things hadn't gone as planned. All because of a vindictive woman whose boyfriend she played with. She felt her anger rise. The police hadn't even arrested Wendy, the woman who ruined her life. Deanna suddenly felt like smashing something. Wendy was out there, alive and well.