"Nadia, dammit, woman, don't tease me like that," Yousef Ali said, grinning, as he walked into his living room. After a long day working for Securitas Canada at an office building in downtown Ottawa, the six-foot-tall, burly and dark-skinned Djiboutian Muslim workman was tired, and looking forward to getting some much-needed rest. Still, he had a feeling that fate had different plans in mind for him...
Today, with a lot of contractors and visitors in the building, Yousef Ali and the security team he supervised were overworked. Looking forward to some sleep, the tired man thought as he came home. Becoming supervisor of a big security team sounded like a good idea, until Yousef realized that this meant answering for the mistakes of every bozo under his command. The buck stopped with him now, and there was no other way around. Yeah, the brother wanted some peace and quiet after a shitty day...
Instead, Yousef Ali came home to find his darling wife Nadia Mohamed sitting in their living room, clad in a bright red hijab, red bra and matching panties which hugged her curves tightly, her gorgeous ebony skin glistening in the late afternoon sunlight peering through the living room window. Smiling coyly, Nadia gestured for Yousef to come to her, and spread her thick, dark thighs in a most inviting manner. Looking at his wife, Yousef felt a stir down below...
Yousef Ali and his wife Nadia had the house to themselves this week, since their son Aden was staying with his grandmother Fatima in Nepean, Ontario. The once-happy couple had been going through a rough patch lately. When they met five years ago, Yousef was studying police foundations at Algonquin College, and Nadia was studying accounting at the University of Ottawa.
After graduation, Yousef became a supervisor with a security company and Nadia started working for the local branch of BMO. They got married, moved into a townhouse in Gloucester and had little Aden. And then BMO laid off Nadia, and Yousef became the family's sole breadwinner. This situation forever changed the dynamics between husband and wife in the Ali household, and not for the better.