Paul Whitmore and his wife Whitney Jennings-Whitmore of Amarillo, Texas, have fostered generations of fine people. The tall, silver-haired and blue-eyed fellow, and his tall, blonde-haired, green-eyed and curvy wife have done their best to provide safe home for young people. Now that they're retired, they spend their time tending to their farm on the outskirts of Amarillo, and also reconnecting with old friends and old acquaintances. There is nothing wrong with rekindling the flame of friendship. Our connections are what make us human, after all.
The previous week, Paul and Whitney were visited by their former foster son Jayson Braxton and their former foster daughter Chau Nguyen. The tall young African American man and the short-haired, curvy young Vietnamese American woman finished college and settled down into new lives and new careers. Paul and Whitney couldn't be prouder of Jayson and Chau, and threw them a nice dinner party. After said dinner party, a four-way bisexual interracial orgy ensued.
Folks, it was a grand old time at the Whitmore farm in Amarillo, Texas. The Whitmore couple showed their adult former foster son and adult former foster daughter the true meaning of southern hospitality. They got down and dirty and then some. Paul fucked Chau's big Asian booty and she squealed as his big white cock filled her booty hole. Whitney got to suck and ride Jayson's big black cock. At the highlight of the night, Paul fucked Whitney, and he also fucked Jayson. Good times. Now, how can Paul and Whitney top that?
"Look at that," Paul said to Whitney as he checked up on some of their former flock. Paul was sitting at the computer in the Whitmore household living room, and Whitney had just emerged from the shower. The tall, curvy, older southern white woman looked gorgeous naked. Whitney smiled and walked over to Paul, who smacked her big white ass. Whitney grinned broadly and kissed her husband, and then saw what he was looking at. A remarkable find indeed.
"Oh wow, Bilal Ahmad and Halima Ahmad just graduated from Howard University," Whitney said, and Paul nodded. A few years ago, Bilal and Halima stayed with Paul and Whitney. The Somali-born twins were shy but smart and hard-working. Paul was the one who helped them secure a scholarship to Howard University, the prestigious historically black school located in Washington D.C. Whitney and Paul hadn't seen Bilal and his sister Halima in years but hoped that they were doing good. Judging by the Somali guy and Somali gal's college graduation photos, they were doing great.
"Let's reconnect with them," Paul said, and Whitney smiled and nodded. It took some time and some work, but Paul reached out to Bilal and Halima. He sent them plane tickets and invited them to visit the Whitmore farm. The Somali American twins accepted, and a couple of weeks later, they flew from Washington D.C. to Texas. Paul and Whitney greeted them at the airport and took them to the Whitmore farm. A nice dinner followed, during which the Whitmore couple got reacquainted with the twenty-two-year-old Somali American twins.
"It's good to be back," Halima said, smiling as she dined with her brother Bilal and their former foster parents Whitney and Paul. The tall, curvy and dark-skinned young Somali American Muslim woman wore a hijab and a long robe. As for her brother Bilal, he looked great in a dark suit and tie. The tall, dark-skinned young Somali American Muslim man had a shaved head and a slick goatee. Paul and Whitney were all smiles as they dined with the Somali twins. They wanted to make them feel at home.
"I've missed this place," Bilal admitted, and Paul smiled knowingly. Back in the day, Paul looked out for Bilal and helped him navigate the world. Paul was very proud of Bilal and his sister Halima's accomplishments. The Somali twins had their business degrees from Howard University, one of America's best schools. Paul and Whitney were alumni of the University of Texas and recalled how the Texan law school lost to Howard University during an inter-university mock trial contest. Bilal and Halima had every right to be proud of how far they've come.
"You will always be welcome here," Whitney said with a smile. The tall, curvy southern white woman smiled at Bilal and Halima while her husband Paul looked on. The four of them ate dinner, and afterwards, watched TV in the living room. Paul suggested the Black Panther film series, and Bilal and Halima were in agreement. They watched the first, legendary epic with Chad Boseman and then the second, slightly less great but still epic one with the Atlantean kingdom and all that Jazz.
