Scared I will Never Get a White Woman Pregnant

So glad to warm things up for you, sweetheart. ;> Yes, hubby did wonder, but it was a large store (Macy's) and I wasn't gone long enough for that to grow into worry. Naturally, I lied and told him that I had drifted over to another department inside the same store. And of course, I said nothing of my new black lover or the size of that ** of his: horses would be jealous of his gift. :) In addition, he's single, never married, and loves white women. Apparently, he loves a LOT of white women. LOL. Seriously, he reminds me of you in so many ways, too many to go into in this tiny space. However, I am completely fascinated by your client's wife and the possibilities that exist with her. You seem to be downplaying it when I think you should be thrilled about it. She clearly has a case of the drips for you, and not just because you're black (same as me for my new conqueror). Here's what I think you should do, depending on the nature of the business relationship and the nature of the work you do for the client. Write a business letter addressed to both of them, Mr. & Mrs., and thank him for his visit to your office, tell him (if appropriate) that you were very glad to have spent that time with him and that you hope to be of help in the future as well. Explain that you know he is or they are in transition, and then say something like, "If I can assist either or both of you as you make this possible change in location, or while either of you remain behind, it would be a pleasure to do so, and I hope you'll call me anytime." If it's addressed to both husband and wife, she will likely read it and maybe read between its lines, as well. Your employer, if they saw it, wouldn't be concerned about content and would only see you as reaching out for a purely business reason. Send it to both of them (one copy addressed to their home address) and then hope that you get a call from Mrs. while Mr. is "out west". My guess? That fine-** ** is gonna call for **.