Best Black Women's Erotica 2

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softest embrace; like being reborn and the world is new and bright and loud and scary, but there is someone holding me through it with comfort and protection, kisses and caresses, sweet, heavy smells and precision.
    It’s the most intimate I’ve ever been with anyone. The most naked, the most fully seen and fully loved and accepted. And—oh—the fireworks. It’s like the sky has suddenly burst into a million million stars in a rainbow of colors. That’s the difference, really. The stars are no brighter, no more spectacular. The release is no less sweet. It’s just that everything is bathed in rich, vibrant color. Yeah…that’s it.
    Z was trying as hard as she could to imagine it. But she couldn’t. She felt close when she remembered lying in the grass with her friends back home, listening to the bees buzz above them. Or the nights she would sneak out to the stream and hold hands with G, or with B, talking about the future when
they would all come to America. She felt Reagan watching her and her face went hot. Have you ever had an orgasm, Z? Her face grew even hotter as she looked down at her hands and slowly shook her head.
    I don’t really know. I don’t really know what it is.
    Well…hell, I don’t know. It’s like when you’re having sex, with yourself or with someone else, and, like…it’s that part where the love explodes and you see the stars…all that.
    No, said Z. I told you I’ve never done that with anyone. I can’t until I’m married, anyway.
    Well, said Reagan, painting that sly grin across her cheeks again as she leaned in to whisper, you can do anything you want. You just have chosen not to do it until you get married.
    No, said Z, tears welling in her eyes, I can’t. You don’t understand, she said, lying back on the grass. You can’t understand! I must wait until I get married. After a while, I’ll have a marriage arranged from home and then I’ll do it. No one here would want to take me out, anyway—
    Whoa, there. You can stop right there, ’cause you know that ain’t true. Didn’t I tell you Ronnie in pediatrics has been sniffin’ around after you like a lost dog?
    You don’t understand, Reagan. Just…believe me. You couldn’t understand.
    What couldn’t I understand? I have crazy, fanatical parents too. I moved away. Now I do what I want. I mean, at least you can get out the vibrator when your aunt’s not home. Take advantage of different shifts…. Reagan stopped when she recognized that lost look that spread across Z’s face when she didn’t understand a particular expression someone said. I know you know what a vibrator is. My god, you are from Earth, Z! They have vibrators everywhere.
    Z just shook her head. She was trying to think of what the word meant, but all she could think of were pagers and cell phones. OK, said Reagan, as if she’d just uncovered a
major conspiracy or was about to impart a wonderful secret. A vibrator is, like, a sex toy. You turn it on and it vibrates, like a pager—kind of, Z nodded, but stronger and longer. You can rub it all over your body. But then, when you put it down over your clit, said Reagan, as she lay back and tried to illustrate, and rub it around, it’s just like someone else’s finger or mouth or body—only better. ’Cause you control the power with a flick of your thumb.
    Reagan was about thirty seconds into laughing when she realized Z wasn’t joining her. Instead, she looked like she was about to start crying again. Whoa, my humor’s not that bad…. Still no smile. Hey, what’s the matter?
    I…I can’t do that. Z wished she’d never asked the question. She wanted out of this conversation before Reagan tried to justify how everyone could have a wild and free life like hers. Before she had to explain why Reagan could never understand. I just…I

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