The New Black Intern

By Jane Snow

Rachel Lovik is a busy, high ranking woman with a husband who's a teacher and makes a lot less. She tries her best to live her life happily but she can't shake the feeling that something is missing. While at work, she's been trying to get promoted to Senior Director, and at home, she's growing more and more frustrated by her husband's lack of masculinity and his inability to pleasure her in bed.

Rachel's assistant lets her know that they have a new intern who'll be traveling with her for an upcoming conference. She's not a fan at first, but her assistant informs her that it's the best way for her to be able to book business class. With the recent budget cuts, it'll require more approvals unless the new intern takes the last remaining coach seat. Rachel agrees and then is surprised to see that the new intern is young, very tall, and black.

At the event, he impresses her by exceeding all expectations, being extremely prepared, getting her notes, giving her the upper hand in finding potential clients. He even organizes a dinner with some important people, though, on her way out, she sees him arguing with the front desk clerk. She finds out that his hot water isn't working and the front desk clerk refuses to help.

Rachel gives him a copy of her key and let's him know he can use her shower while she's out to dinner. He lets her know that he plans to go to the gym first and she's fine with it. When she gets back, she accidentally walks in as he walks out of the shower completely nude. When she sees his long and thick manhood, she becomes an insatiable boss...

• Language: English
• Publisher: Jenna Powers
• Release date: May 13, 2023
• ISBN: 9798215905500

Jane Snow

Jane Snow loves chocolate but more importantly, she loves chocolate, ebony men. Their hot, muscular glistening bodies get her juices flowing and put her mind in the clouds of ecstasy. She loves fantasizing about big black men and sharing her fantasies with you.

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Insatiable Boss

The New Black Intern

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All characters in this story are above the age of 18.

There was a knock at the door and I glanced up, looking past the blinds that covered the vertical window next to it. I could see that it was my assistant, Sarah, holding a binder in one hand and a piece of paper in another. After glancing at my watch, I waved her in.

What is it? I asked.

Sorry to interrupt, but Pete left a resignation letter on my desk, she informed as she rushed over and plopped the piece of paper down.

I sighed and glanced down at it before leaning back in my chair. Another quitter? Where’s he going?

Across the street, Sarah replied.

That meant he had joined the competition, which literally was right across the street from the building my company owned. I gritted my teeth and shook my head. Unbelievable. These kids these days, get an offer that’s slightly higher and immediately jump ship.

Sarah glanced around before lowering her voice, it’s not just the money. His resignation letter had some nasty things to say about you, she whispered.

Oh please. Pete was such a little wimp. It’s not my fault he can’t handle the high pressure environment, I barked back as I grabbed the letter and tossed it into a nearby shredder.

You’re not going to even read it? Sarah asked, surprised.

Why would I waste my time on that? I’ve got more important shit to do. Speaking of, I need you to help me plan out my trip to Denver, I replied.

Oh sure, I already started booking a hotel and looking at suitable flights. Unfortunately I can’t go with you, Sarah informed.

What? What do you mean you can’t go?!

Remember? The doctors found a clot, it’s a bit dangerous for me to get on a flight right now, Sarah replied.

Oh right. Ugh, well, that’s not good.

Don’t worry, we have a new intern starting today, he’ll go with you.

What?! When did you get approved for an intern? I asked.

HR approved. Ever since the diagnosis, I’ve let them know that I cannot do certain things, like travel with you. And I know how busy you can get when you travel, and there’s no way I’m going to let you try to take on the world by yourself, she answered as she crossed her arms.

I sighed and rolled my eyes. Sometimes she acted like my mother. In fact, with her curly white hair, thick framed brown glasses