Paul Jean-Francois stood in front of the mirror, and checked out his reflection. At the age of twenty, he stood six feet two inches tall, a bit rugged, with dark brown skin and short black hair framing a round, animated face. Ever since he came to America from the Caribbean island of Haiti where he was born, he'd been getting checked out by men and women left and right. Sometimes, he welcomed the attention, and other times, he really could care less. He grew up poor on the island of Barbados. All she ever wanted was to make something of himself. In 2002, at the age of seventeen he won the Pan American Scholastic Contest. The winners won an all-expenses-paid trip to New York City and got to meet the Governor of New York, who made it all possible.
Paul Jean-Francois won a student visa to America and once there, he applied for Resident Status. Although it was difficult, he won it. He lived with Mack, an old uncle of his in the town of Dorchester, Massachusetts. The young man lived in a poor neighborhood and he was determined to make his way out of it. He won a scholarship to Bridgewater State College and went there to study Criminal Justice. Growing up in nearly lawless Barbados gave Paul a strong sense of justice. He didn't like bullies or criminals, those who preyed on the weak. He wanted very much to become a police officer. The scholarship he won was athletic, for playing soccer. Ever since he was little, he loved playing soccer. It was his favorite sport. In America, many sports were popular, especially football and baseball, but soccer wasn't really at the top of the list. In the rest of the world, from Africa to South America to the Caribbean to Europe, soccer was an all-time favorite. Paul led the Bridgewater State Men's Soccer team to the state finals in 2004 and they finished first place. It was his crowning achievement.
Paul Jean-Francois had become a celebrity overnight. His picture was in the papers, from the school paper to the Boston Globe and Metro. Paul wasn't quite sure how to take it all. He was a simple, hard-working young man. Now, all of a sudden, he was a Soccer star. His life was forever changed. He noticed it soon enough. When he went out, men and women stopped him and congratulated him. Also, he'd go into restaurants with friends and all of a sudden, he'd be able to get one of the best tables. It was unusual, but he was starting to like the attention. He tried not to let it get to his head. During soccer season, his GPA dropped from a four-point-three to four-point-zero. Paul had a standard to maintain and he poured himself into academia to return to the top of the class. So overworked was the young man that he scarecely had time to do anything other than study.
What Paul Jean-Francois didn't know was that some of the other students on campus had noticed him. One of them was Rebecca Smith. Rebecca Smith was a tall, attractive white woman with short black hair and pale green eyes. She was an officer with the Bridgewater police department, currently attached to the college as part of the security team. Like every sports fan in New England, she had heard of Paul Jean-Francois, the stud who was captain of the school's soccer team. Heck, the guy had his picture on the cover of Sports Illustrated, a rare feat for a college athlete.
The first time Rebecca saw Paul, she almost walked into a door. He was something to look at! In her forty years on this planet, she hadn't seen a better-looking man. Tall and broad-shouldered, with dark brown skin and short black hair, he was simply sex on legs. His face was handsome, clean-cut and his features were fine and masculine. She hadn't seen a man that fine in a long time. That's when she decided that she had to have him. She asked around about him on campus. Was he single? Did he have a girlfriend? What she heard pleased her. She spoke to Emilia, the younger sister of Mario, one of Paul Jean-Francois's teammates. From what Emilia heard, Paul was a hard-working single guy who didn't have any female in his life. Rebecca was certainly willing to help the brother out!
So, one day, Rebecca walked up to Paul while he stood in the school library and introduced herself. They talked and discovered that they had a lot in common. When he asked her out for coffee, she didn't hesitate. And that's how it all began. Somehow, a cup of coffee resulted in them going to bed together that very same night.
Rebecca led Paul into the apartment where she lived, somewhere in East Bridgewater. She gave him a tour, but the young man was understandingly more interested in her than the rest of the house. They ended up on the couch, making out. Rebecca kissed him, and they slowly began to undress each other. Soon, they were both naked. Rebecca admired Paul's sexy body. The tall, muscular athlete had a really nice body. He was checking her out as well and touching her. His touch was gentle, and a bit hesitant. She took his hands and placed them on her breasts. Emboldened, he kissed her and began to suckle on them. His hand slipped between her legs and he began to explore her flesh.