Diary of a Dark-Skinned Diner Girl - A Sensual Interracial BWWM Short Story from Steam Books

By Marcus Williams and Steam Books

It's 1982, and this dark-skinned girl has decided to uproot and turn her life around. From one place to the next, she finally finds a home in a diner with her caring boss, Miss Cathy. She never expected to find love in the form of a Marine named John, who has his own baggage that he needs to deal with. Soon the small-minded southern town begins to accept the girl for who she is, and her romance turns heated as she yearns for her Marine more and more.

Her diary is laying open before you. Why don't you take a peak and see what secrets it holds?

WARNING: This 4,190-word short story is a steamy read that features explicit scenes and may be too much for some readers to handle!

• Language: English
• Publisher: Steam Books
• Release date: Jul 27, 2014
• ISBN: 9781634571562

Marcus Williams

Marcus has written thousands of pages of law enforcement reports describing the details of cyber crimes, sexual assaults, drug trafficking, and murders during his career as a federal agent. He now uses all of that "practice" to tell stories that excite, entertain, and engage. While life doesn't always have a happy ending, there is always hope found in family, friendships, and kindness. He and his family have lived all over the world and love exploring and making friends wherever they find themselves: from California's high desert, to Sicily's historical marvels, to the beaches of the mid-Atlantic coast, to the rain soaked forests of Washington, to the base Mt Fuji, and to the majestic Rocky Mountains. The world is full of mystery and untold stories.

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DIARY OF A

DARK-SKINNED DINER GIRL

Marcus Williams

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January 21st 1982

Dear diary – today I got a job at the diner! Miss Cathy was kind enough to offer it to me seeing as I can’t pay rent this month. She’s even given me a full month’s wage in advance to cover that… she’s always been so gracious when others have looked down on me. We might have made some advances in ‘equality’ but being dark-skinned in Texas is still like being in the twenties or something.

I just hope I can make my life here work. I’m a good woman, I went to school and I pay my taxes. I have the right to walk with my head up high just like any white woman would. I’m just so glad Miss Cathy saw past