Friday nights were made for going out. However, sometimes it's good to stay in. My name is Wonda Saint-Thomas. A very tall, beautiful and voluptuous Haitian-American sister with a story to share. I graduated from Brockton Community High School a while ago and enrolled at Langston Hughes College, a historically Black institution located in downtown Boston, Massachusetts. Life on campus can be pretty dull. That's why I make my own fun. Hey, even sisters get the blues, alright?
Langston Hughes College, the setting of my adventures is a small private school that seems quiet until you set foot in it. There are nine thousand students in total, fifty one percent of whom are male. I must say I liked those odds. Improves a sister's chances in the dating game, you know. Sports offered are Men's Baseball, Basketball, Cross Country, Wrestling, Track & Field, Football, Swimming, Ice Hockey, Golf, Rifle, Volleyball, Tennis and Lacrosse along with Women's Softball, Basketball, Cross Country, Wrestling, Field Hockey, Swimming, Ice Hockey, Golf, Volleyball, Tennis, Equestrian and Lacrosse. All of them are NCAA Division Two.
The school has a commitment to diversity and I guess they take it seriously. This year, fifty eight percent of the student body is either African-American or Hispanic. We made the White students feel welcome, though. Added a Bowling alley and a Skating Rink. And although you'd never catch them admitting it, the White students are way louder than we are. Especially the local fraternity guys blasting their Hard Rock music. Or the White sorority chicks playing Avril Lavigne all day long. Not that I'm hating. I blast my Chris Brown and Kanye West songs proudly. My favorite hangout is the Sophia House, an all-female and mostly Black dormitory located along Commonwealth Avenue.
Across the way there's Wallace Hall, the only all-male dorm left on campus. Right now, I'm scoping out the place with my binoculars. And I am liking what I see. There's a fine-looking young Black man stepping out of the shower. He's tall, well-built and sexy as hell. Muscular without overdoing it. Dark brown skin. Rugged good looks. And the nicest ass I've seen on a man in ages. And my jaw nearly dropped when he removed his towel and I saw his you-know-what. The guy could knock someone out with that thing! It was frigging huge!
I licked my lips, and almost gasped as I felt an elbow in my ribs. My friend and roommate, Sasha, grabs the binoculars from my hand. I try to pry them from her fingers but it would take the Hulk's strength to do that. Sasha looks at the fine stud as he begins to dress himself, and I can tell she likes what she sees. Oh, I am so mad. I'm missing out on the best parts. I beg her to at least narrate what she's seeing. She does. Hey, if I can't see it with my own eyes, I can at least visualize it.
You're probably wondering what in hell two Black college women are doing at home on a Friday night, peeping at some hot Black guy with binoculars through their window. Well, it's a long story. It's September 2009 and I'm officially a sophomore. That means I'm no longer a freshman, and my sorority sisters have stopped playing pranks on me. I'm no longer fresh meat. I'm rooming with a freshman named Sasha Wilson. On campus we call her the Black Amazon. She dwarfs me, and at six-foot-one, I'm not exactly tiny. She's five inches taller than me, heavyset, big-bottomed and dark-skinned. This sister hails from the town of Harmony, Maine. She's my teammate on the all-new women's wrestling squad. And a major pain in the butt.