Walking through Loblaw's market on McArthur Avenue in the east end of Ottawa, Ontario, Fatima Sayyid practically sauntered about, a coy smile on her lovely face. The tall and curvy, beautiful and conservatively attired, Hijab-wearing Arab Muslim woman packed her cart with healthy food and walked unfazed through the throngs of customers moving about. I feel good, Fatima thought to herself, still a bit sore from the sexual whammy that her lover Raul James laid on her a mere hour ago.
"That man's got the dick of death and he's going to kill my pussy," Fatima said to herself, her core still burning from Raul James unique brand of passionate lovemaking. The tall, handsome and fearless Haitian stud had to leave early for work, having been summoned all the way to Renfrew to do a drywall job for some rich folks. In his absence, Fatima went to do a little grocery shopping, intent on cooking a traditional Haitian meal and surprise her lover upon his return.
From numerous trips to Haitian restaurants around Ottawa such as Soleil Des Iles and Creole Sensations, both of which were located in the Vanier area, Fatima Sayyid had learned a lot about Haitian cuisine. A people's culinary arts told a lot about said people. In the Haitian people's case, their cuisine was hot, spicy and fearless, like the Haitians themselves. Raul James introduced Fatima Sayyid to Haitian cuisine, and now the Arab Muslim MILF couldn't get enough of it. Having looked up some Haitian recipes online, Fatima felt confident that she could whip up some tasty dishes that would make Raul melt...
"Someone sure seems happy," came a masculine voice, and Fatima turned to see who had spoken to her. The owner of said voice was a tall, slender Arab man with dark bronze skin and a grayish beard. Fatima blinked as she recognized Salim, a former associate of her late husband Salman Sayyid. Fatima narrowed her gaze, and looked Salim up and down. She had never gotten along with Salim, whom she thought of as a weasel. What did the fool want with her now?
"Any reason why I shouldn't be?" Fatima retorted, hands on her hips, and she looked at Salim haughtily. In the Middle East, women might be expected to be polite and downright deferential in their dealings with men, but not here in Ottawa. After a lifetime spent in the Canadian capital, Fatima had learned a lot from local women and didn't believe in putting up with men's bullshit. Arab or otherwise, Fatima saw no reason to kowtow to the male of the maligned human species.
"Well, Fatima, people talk, they say you're involved with a young Black man, I didn't want to believe it, since I know you to be a good Arab Muslim woman, I reserved judgement until I saw it for myself," Salim said, and he smirked at Fatima, as though he'd caught her doing something wrong. Fatima's reaction surprised the both of them. In an instant Fatima crossed the distance between the two of them, and she stood mere inches from Salim, who blinked in surprise.