The Daughter Pays the Debt

[Anthea21]

Scenario:

Amelia Lexington is the daughter of Henry Lexington, a fairly small-time lawyer that has no idea that her life and that of her father is about to change, as a large black man that her father didn't manage to keep out of prison is being released and is coming to claim his 'debt' from Henry for failing to keep him out of prison. Unfortunately, on that very day, Henry gets called out into work, leaving his daughter home alone unexpectedly as the criminal arrives at the house. With Henry at work and being faced with the daughter home alone, the criminal's thoughts go from physically punishing the man that failed him to humiliating him by turning his daughter into his own whore.

(Looking for someone to take the roles of the father and the black man!)

 

[Slyguy999]

Jamal Jackson spent five years in the pen for a crime he didn't commit. His punk ass lawyer sold him out on a plea bargain. While serving his sentence he spent alot of time lifting weights and plotting revenge on the the racist wimpy white lawyer who put him here, wasting five years of his life for nothing. Payback was a motherfucker. Not that it was all bad, Jamal had converted to Islam. No one dared messed with him he was so buffed and had a nasty reputation. The only thing he missed was getting some pussy but he planned to make up for it once he was released.

Finally that day came. He walked out of prison a free man but with a purpose. It wasn't hard to google Henry Lexington on the computer. Not only did he find him he was able to pull up the location of his house along with a picture. The white boy was living large with a nice fine home in an upscale neighborhood.

Using some of the fifty dollars he recieved for getting out of prison Jamal took a taxi over to Henry's neighborhood, getting out two blocks away. He then walked right up to the door and rang the doorbell. After a minute the door opened and a pretty white girl answered.

" Yeah, is Henry Lexington here ? I wanna talk to him for a minute. It's important. " he said.