Settling Our Debt

By Anthony Monroe

Everybody needs help every once in a while; bearing that in mind remember the old adage, 'there's no such thing as free money'. That is a lesson that Jason and Sabrina learned in a way that neither will be able to forget.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Anthony Monroe
• Release date: Feb 28, 2019
• ISBN: 9780463606094

Anthony Monroe

I am an aficionado of all things erotic.

Book preview

Jason and Sabrina were struggling along just like a lot of other couples are right now. Jason, 25, had just begun working as an engineer in the construction business but with the recent economic downturn his wife of one-year, Sabrina in an attempt to make ends meet began working part time as a receptionist in a nearby dental office. Sabrina, a few years younger at 23, was still going to school and but she was very close to completing her degree in journalism and soon they knew that they would be once again on solid footing financially.

Until then however things had been getting rough with their finances and neither wanted to ask their parents for help. Jason felt bad about not working as much lately but he was determined to ensure that money would be the last thing they thought about while they somehow managed to pay for Sabrina’s last year of college.

Sabrina’s next tuition payment was coming due along with their rent; Jason tried to push the worries aside as he stared across the table at his lovely young wife. Sabrina smiled at her husband as she took a bite of the crinkled fries that sat on the plate between them, her smile never faded from her thin pink lips.

Jason felt a blush come across his face as the older Black man stared their direction as if he was reading his thoughts; trying not to stare he was unable to do so. The man’s hazel green eyes burrowed into him as he willed his young wife to end the conversation before the man who had been watching them neared their corner of the diner.

The man slid in the booth next to Jason, his fluid moves piqued Jason’s curiosity as he held out a large caramel brown hand that seemed to engulf Sabrina’s as she looked at her husband who shrugged as the