Women’s fashion entrepreneur, Keli Michaels,’ mundane life is about turn topsy turvy. It all starts when her business partner and best friend, Tya, arranges a blind date with her cousin, but fails to tell Keli about it until two hours before their dinner reservations. Despite Keli’s well founded annoyance, Ty convinces her to at least go out with him
Genre: FICTION / Erotica / GeneralInterracial. Sells well amaong minorities
"Your dinner reservation is for six-thirty."
Panic struck. "Six-thirty!" She glanced at her watch, a quarter to five. "Tonight!" she screamed, "Girl, how could you do this to me? Maybe I can hate you after all."
Ty began to blubber. "I'm sorry, sob, I know I shouldn't have done it, sob, but it was one of those things. sob I can't explain it."
"If dinner is at six thirty, what time will he be here?"
"I don't know, but it's downtown so I suppose forty-five minutes to an hour ahead of time."
Absolute terror replaced her panic. "Ty, I don't hate you, but I am really, really pissed at you. I don't have much time, since I have to get ready, give me the condensed version. Tell me everything about your cousin you can think of in two minutes, starting with his name."
"His name is Phillip Gordon, but he goes by Gordy. He's two years older than us, stands a shade over six feet, and like you, he has a glorious bod and...let's just say you won't be disappointed. He attended UCLA on a football scholarship, received a Bachelor of Science degree, is supposed to be some kind of wizard and works his wizardry in the research and development department of some avant garde, hi techie company."
When Ty paused to catch her breath, Keli said, "Sounds impressive. I need to get ready now. Just tell me, is he nice?"
"Oh yes. Gordy is the warmest, sweetest person. I adore him."
"Okay, good. I gotta go."
"Keli?"
"What?"
"There's one more thing I should tell you."
"I'm listening. Hurry please."
"Gordy is light skinned."
"That's all right. I have to go. Goodbye."
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Portuguese
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Translated by Priscilla Silva
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Spanish
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Translated by Viviana Rafaella Gaetani Chinchilla
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