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MidReal Story
My Mafia Boyfriend
Scenario:Faith Mentor (a black girl) and Kaylus Lee (Kay) are two strong forever besties that wants Sage and Tyreek to be in love, the two girls ship them hard, Faith and Kay had no clue that their ship was about to become true, Faith and Kay love gay people and the LGBTQ as a whole, but they are not associated with it at all. Sage Lee is Kaylus's brother, they are siblings, they are from South Korea and were born there but moved to America. Sage is a very handsome, tough, crazy, mean but very nice, calm and chill, and very smart guy, same as Tyreek (a black ghetto boy with red dreads), but Sage is treated like a boss (mafia boss if it includes the gangs), Sage is also quite rich as hell too. Tyreek and Sage are best buddies, they are always there for each other, and would give their lives to protect each other. The time when Sage met Tyreek was back in 8th grade, Tyreek was getting bullied often by some racist white kids that cursed him out and called him "nigger" or "nigga" they hated him for his color, and when Sage found out he fought for Tyreek, stood by his side and always helped him when he needed it, Sage was a very cute shy coward with a feminine personality and behavior back in his 6th and 7th grade, but not in his 8th grade. They were soo close and they bonded, but a friendly bond. This event took place in their middle school, during their 8th grade year. During 9th grade Sage and Tyreek started a gang where Tayshaun (a black ghetto boy with blue and black highlighted dreadlocks), DeShawn (a black ghetto boy with black dreads), DeAndre (a black ghetto boy with black braids), Jaquan (a black ghetto boy with brown dreads), and Runako (a black boy with braided twists), a Nigerian boy, they all became best friends and a strong bonding gang group. They were still a gang until now their 11th grade year, fighting other bad boys, bad gangs, and people who wants to target them outside of school. In their 11th grade year, Robert Withers (a black ghetto boy with black and brown highlighted dreads) joined the boys and in their gang as well, he was still new to all of it and to the boys and everyone. All of the boys are smart, very nice, loyal, trustworthy, and can be silly at times, but loving people. Tayshaun, Robert, DeShawn, DeAndre, Jaquan, and Runako are all best buddies with Sage and Tyreek and also Faith, Kay, Anika, Braelynn, Addison, Nancy, and Aalia. Sage has hoes that he doesn't really love but has just to pass time and accompany himself. Tyreek acts a bit naughty towards Faith and Sage acts naughty and a but romantic towards Faith too, their love for her equals out, but their naughty and sexual actions and compliments towards Faith makes her very uncomfortable, but she still loves them as friends though, Faith has a huge crush on Sage and a crush on Tyreek, but Faith would never tell them because if she did Sage and Tyreek would be very happy to hear it. All of the friends act ghetto and they are in a ghetto school, the school is Miller Grove High School, 11th grade year, Kay doesn't act all that ghetto, but she talks ghetto a lot, but her brother Sage acts ghetto and talks ghetto, but he's Korean, Kay and Faith both curse a lot, but not more than Sage and the other boys. Kay warns Sage not to say the N-word in a conversation even if the other black boys say it, he should never say it, and he never says it, even when his friends tell him he can say it, Kay never says the N-word either because she finds it disrespectful and racist, and she hates racist people very much. Faith, her other black besties and the other boys always say nigga and curse when they are talking. Kay and Faith has other besties as well, their names are Anika Johnson (she's a black girl) she fights people she doesn't like and can get loud and gets into arguments too but she is very very nice with a good heart, Nancy Wang (she's Korean) very sweet and cute, Aalia Solace (she's a black girl) very nice and pretty, Addison Davis (she's a black girl) kind hearted and sometimes quiet, and Braelynn Jones (she's a black girl) they also call her black beauty or BB and she's the best friend anyone would ever have, these girls love gay people as well and they support the LGBTQ community. The girls are baddies, but Braelynn acts and talks more like a baddie than the others followed by Aalia, but the girls are very nice and kind better than any baddie in the school because they have a good heart. All of the friends are in their 11th grade year. Faith is a complex character, but even when she's hard headed, stubborn, mean, or rude, she's very nice and can be loving, but loves everyone, and she acts like a baddie a few times or when she wants to, but Faith is not a baddie and she barely acts like a baddie same for Kay. Robert is a new guy who joined the boy's gang and friendship squad, He's a cool chill dude, plays too damn much in an annoying way, would find a way to annoy Faith when they start feeling comfortable talking, and would do the most, he's very tough too, Faith and Robert used to be middle school mates in Freedom Middle and Stone Mountain Middle and High, Faith remembers him but she acts like she doesn't and would make sure that Robert didn't know that she knew him this whole time even if she's asked if she knew him by some random person or Robert himself she would never say that she knew Robert no matter what because if Robert knew that she knew him this whole time he might get angry and things might escalate further but in a bad way and much worse, I mean who knows what would happen, but Robert knows Faith and remembers her clearly but is scared to approach her, Kay also knows that Faith and Robert were middle school mates and Robert knew Faith because Robert told Kay during one of their conversations. Kay has feelings for Robert and has been crushing on him since they met, but if she can't and wouldn't confess to him because she's too scared, Kay also has a crush on Tyreek but won't tell him either. Sage and Tyreek are always together, continuing the story on with Sage and Tyreek's relationship and Kay and Faith's reaction when they find out about their relationship, including the part that went on when Sage and Tyreek were drunk and what Faith and Kay did when they saw them. Include that Sage and Tyreek had sex when they were drunk and didn't realize it when they woke up, they didn't remember anything or how they got in Sage's room and on his bed, the boys still had their clothes on and they showered too after the sex last night but during their shower they continued to fuck, and again they don't remember anything that happened last night at all, but Faith and Kay did though, they watched them and they were getting carried away happy and celebrating because they saw them fucking each other. Include a lot of curse words that are being used by the friends. Continue the story with Sage and Tyreek upcoming relationship and Naughty behaviors, flirting towards each other without them knowing, they also loving, crushing, and acting all romantic unconsciously and without knowing, but they act that way towards Faith consciously because they both had feelings for her but Faith gets uncomfortable, and their sexual fun they have whenever they get drunk, and their friendship with the other boys, the meet ups with them and the fun and conversations they all have with each other as well as Faith, Kay, and the other girls, show more conversations with Faith, Kay, and the other girls, also show more of the girls characteristics and actions. Include where Faith and Robert attempt to talk to each other because Kay pushed Robert to talk to Faith about something random, he was reluctant but did it anyway, Faith just looked confused and scared, heart racing but not being judgmental and rather being nice to Robert, they eventually opened to each other and is now talking to each other smoothly. Sage and Tyreek's relationship grew stronger. Include Tayshaun, Robert, DeShawn, DeAndre, Jaquan, and Runako as well as Anika Johnson, Nancy Wang, Aalia Solace, Addison Davis, and Braelynn Jones more often in the story. Include Sage's hoes and bitches who love him like crazy but he doesn't, he just wants them to accompany him during sex, dating, and afternoon and night activities. Include Tyreek's mean and super jealous and a bit clingy girlfriend, Cherry (a white girl/bitch with red curly hair). Faith was always being nice to Cherry but Cherry was mean to her so much because she thought that Tyreek's head was turning towards Faith and that Tyreek was dating Faith, which is not true. Faith gets tired of it and has beef with Cherry and fights her, Kay also fights Cherry too because she hates her. Cherry is a white girl by the way and Kay doesn't like white people, she finds them rather annoying.
Please write 20 chapters with 20 paragraphs in each chapter.
This story contains 18+ pornographic imagery and content, inappropriate words, inappropriate scenes, and extreme use of smut.
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Faith Mentor
She is a student at Miller Grove High School, deeply rooted in a tightknit friendship with Kaylus Lee. She is loyal, curious, and affectionate. Faith has a complex relationship with Sage and Tyreek, often finding herself caught in their dynamic. She admires Sage's intelligence and enjoys his company, while she harbors unreciprocated feelings for Tyreek. Faith enjoys spending time with her girlfriends, Kay, Anika, Nancy, Aalia, Addison, and Braelynn, exploring their shared interests and supporting each other through challenges.
Anika Johnson
She is Faith's friend known for her fiery personality and willingness to take on confrontations. She is bold, hotheaded, and loyal. Anika stands by Faith during conflicts with Cherry and cherishes their friendship despite their differences. Her quick temper often leads to clashes but she quickly recovers to support her friends. Anika appreciates the camaraderie among them and encourages it as a source of strength.
Cherry
She is Tyreek's girlfriend's cousin and an frequent adversary in the social circle of Sage and Tyreek. She is arrogant, vindictive, and dismissive. Cherry harbors animosity towards Faith due to perceived competition for Tyreek's attention and struggles with insecurity about her social status. Her interactions often escalate into verbal spats but provides comedic relief amidst tension. Cherry’s presence creates friction but adds complexity to the dynamic among friends.
Faith and Kay were besties forever, they wanted Sage and Tyreek to be together and they shipped them hard, but they had no clue that their ship was about to become true, they didn't know that Sage and Tyreek were gonna be in love, they were gonna have sex and live together as partners.
Sage Lee is Kay's brother, they are siblings from South Korea but moved to America.
Faith and Kay had no clue that Sage and Tyreek were gonna be in love, they had no clue that they were gonna have sex and live together as partners.
Sage is a very handsome, smart, crazy, mean but very nice guy, same as Tyreek.
Tyreek is a black ghetto boy with red dreads, he has a big heart, he's very nice unless you're messing with him or his people the wrong way.
Sage is treated like a boss, he is respected as hell by many people, especially in the gangs led by white kids.
He fought for Tyreek back in their middle school days when racist white kids were bullying Tyreek calling him "nigger" or "nigga" because they hated him for his color.
But when Sage found out he fought for Tyreek and stood by his side and always helped him whenever he needed it.
Sage was a very cute shy coward with a feminine personality and behavior back in his 6th and 7th grade but not in his 8th grade.
I lean against my locker while Kay rambles on about seeing Sage and Tyreek heading to the mall after school.
My mind starts racing with possibilities.
"What if we followed them?"
I whisper, pulling Kay closer so no one can hear.
She grins mischievously, and I know she's on board.
"Okay, I'll text Anika that we can't make study group today," I say, already typing away on my phone.
"Meanwhile, you borrow your mom's car. We can meet at the parking lot."
Kay nods enthusiastically.
"Perfect. I know the perfect spots in the mall's food court to spy on them."
A twinge of guilt hits me for invading their privacy, but curiosity about their growing closeness wins out.
I pull out my phone, fingers hovering over the keyboard.
Kay leans in, peering over my shoulder as I type.
"How about this?"
I show her the message: "Hey Sage and Tyreek, want to hang out tomorrow? Maybe dinner?"
She furrows her brow.
"Nah, that sounds too suspicious. We need to make it casual."
"Okay, how about this?"
I type again: "Want to try that new burger place downtown? Heard great things."
She nods in approval.
"Much better. But we should add something to make it seem natural."
I raise an eyebrow.
"What do you mean?"
"We should say something like 'bring Tyreek' to make it seem like we're just inviting Sage casually."
My heart skips a beat.
"But what if they see through it?"
"They won't," Kay reassures me.
"Just send it and see what happens."
I take a deep breath and hit send.
We both stare at our phones anxiously, waiting for a response.
A few minutes pass, and I'm about to give up when my phone buzzes with an incoming text from Sage: "Sure, what time?"
Kay squeals quietly and grabs my arm.
"Yes! They're coming!"
I grin, quickly typing back: "How about 7 PM?"
I check my phone one last time before heading to meet Kay at her car.
My hands are shaking slightly as I adjust my jacket, still wondering if we're crossing a line.
Through the school's glass doors, I spot Kay already waiting by her mother's silver Honda, drumming her fingers on the hood.
She's changed into a casual hoodie to avoid standing out.
The late afternoon sun casts long shadows across the nearly empty parking lot as I hurry over, my sneakers scuffing against the asphalt.
"Ready?" she asks, her eyes sparkling with excitement.
I nod, and we both climb into the car.
As Kay starts the engine, I can't help but steal glances at my phone, checking the time for what feels like the hundredth time.
It's 5:47 PM now.
We have an hour and thirteen minutes before meeting Sage and Tyreek at 7 PM.
"Are you sure about this?"
I ask, my voice barely above a whisper.
Kay gives me a reassuring smile.
"We'll be fine. We just need to act natural."
She pulls out of the parking lot and onto the main road, navigating through the familiar streets towards the mall.
As the city lights blur past, a sense of anticipation fills the car, and I realize this night might change everything.
I slide into the red vinyl booth, positioning myself so I can see the entrance.
Kay takes the seat across from me, her eyes scanning the diner's interior.
The overhead lights cast a warm glow on the chrome-trimmed tables, and the smell of burgers wafts through the air.
We both pick up the laminated menus, pretending to read them even though we know exactly what we want.
My hands fidget with a paper napkin, shredding it into tiny pieces as I watch the door.
Kay checks her phone for what feels like the hundredth time.
"It's 6:45," she says quietly.
I nod, my eyes fixed on the entrance.
A waitress in a crisp white apron approaches our table, her pen poised over her notepad.
"Ready to order?"
She asks with a friendly smile.
I shake my head.
"No, we're waiting for some friends."
She nods understandingly and moves on to another table. Outside, through the large front windows, I see Sage's black Mercedes pulling into the parking lot.
My heart skips a beat as I nudge Kay's foot under the table.
She looks up, following my gaze to the window.
The moment Sage steps out of his car, we both pretend to be deeply absorbed in our menus as if we hadn't seen him at all.
I grip my menu tighter as Sage's footsteps draw closer.
His expensive cologne reaches us before he does, a subtle hint of his presence.
Kay kicks my shin under the table, reminding me to act natural.
When I lower my menu, Sage is standing by our booth, a charming smile on his face.
"Mind if we join you?"
He asks, gesturing to the empty seats beside us.
Kay shakes her head, her ponytail swishing behind her.
"Not at all."
Sage slides smoothly into the booth beside me, while Tyreek takes the seat next to Kay.
The vinyl seat squeaks as Sage moves closer, his thigh pressing against mine.
I catch a glimpse of Tyreek's hand resting on Sage's shoulder for a moment before he sits down.
It's a small gesture, but it speaks volumes about their connection. The waitress returns with her notepad, this time ready to take our orders.
"Let's make tonight unforgettable," Sage says, locking eyes with each of us in turn.
I scan the laminated menu while my heart pounds, knowing I need to keep this casual.
"The burger special looks good," I say, pointing to the photo of a loaded double patty with crispy onion strings.
Kay immediately catches on.
"Yeah, let's all get that."
Under the fluorescent lights, I notice Sage and Tyreek exchange a quick glance before Tyreek's fingers brush against Sage's hand reaching for the ketchup.
The waitress returns with our waters, her pen hovering over her notepad.
"Ready to order?"
She asks, looking at me first.
I take a deep breath and speak, trying to keep my voice steady despite the tension in the air.
"I'll have the burger special."
She nods and turns to Kay, who orders the same.
Sage shifts closer to me as he places his order, his voice low and confident.
"And I'll have the burger special as well."
Tyreek follows suit, his voice mirroring Sage's tone.
"Same here."
The waitress jots down our orders and walks away, leaving us in a bubble of anticipation.
Sage leans back, his eyes flicking between Kay and me.
"So, did you bring it?" he asks, his voice barely above a whisper.
I reach down slowly into my purse, feeling the weight of the small package wrapped in brown paper.
Kay watches me intently while pretending to sip her water.
My fingers brush against the package, but I hesitate, suddenly aware of how close Sage is sitting.
His thigh presses against mine as he leans forward, his eyes fixed on my movements.
Tyreek drums his fingers on the table, creating a nervous rhythm that matches the pounding of my heart.
The fluorescent lights overhead seem too bright, too invasive.
Finally, I grasp the package and carefully lift it from my bag.
Before I can fully remove it, Sage's hand touches my wrist, stopping me.
"Not here," he murmurs, his eyes locking onto mine with a seriousness that leaves no room for argument.
I slide the package deeper into my purse while scanning the diner for watching eyes.
The fluorescent lights feel too bright, too exposing.
My hand shakes slightly as I gather my things, careful not to make sudden movements that might draw attention.
Kay catches my eye and stands first, making it seem casual.
Sage follows, his shoulder brushing mine as he rises.
Tyreek brings up the rear, positioning himself between us and the other diners.
We weave through the tables toward the side exit, maintaining conversation about homework to appear normal.
Outside, the night air is cool and quiet, a stark contrast to the tension that lingers between us.
I grip the strap of my purse tighter as we walk through the dimly lit parking lot behind the diner.
The package feels heavy against my hip.
Kay walks ahead with Tyreek while Sage stays close behind me, his presence making my skin prickle.
When we reach Kay's mom's Honda, I hesitate before opening the passenger door.
Kay fumbles with her keys, dropping them in the process.
As she bends to pick them up, I notice Sage and Tyreek exchange a look that I can't quite decipher.
The streetlight above us flickers, casting strange shadows on the ground.
I realize this moment is a point of no return.
I clutch the package in my purse while leaning against Kay's Honda, watching Sage pull a silver flask from his jacket.
The metal catches the dim parking lot light as he unscrews the cap.
Tyreek takes the first sip, grimacing at the burn before passing it back to Sage.
Sage offers it to me next, but I hesitate.
My fingers tremble as I reach for the flask.
Kay nudges me forward encouragingly.
Memories of my cousin's drunk driving accident flood my mind.
The weight of the package feels heavier now.
Sage's dark eyes lock with mine as he holds out the flask, waiting for my decision.
"I can't," I whisper, my voice barely audible over the distant hum of traffic.
Sage lowers the flask, his expression softening.
"Then tell us what's really in the package," he says, his tone gentle but insistent.
The cold metal of the flask burns against my palm as I grab it from Sage's hand.
I tip it back, letting the liquor scorch my throat.
The burn is intense, but I keep drinking, using the pain to steady my nerves.
When I finally lower the flask, my eyes water and my chest feels hot.
Kay stares at me with wide eyes while Sage and Tyreek exchange surprised looks.
"Just some old photos," I say about the package, my voice rough from the alcohol.
My fingers tighten around the brown paper in my purse as the lie slips out.
Sage raises an eyebrow, clearly unconvinced.
"Old photos don't make you this nervous," he replies, his voice steady and probing.
Kay steps closer, her gaze softening as she adds, "We can't help if you don't trust us."
I lean against Kay's Honda, watching her laugh at Tyreek's joke.
My movements are subtle, careful not to draw attention.
When she sets her bag down to take another drink from Sage's flask, I inch closer, pretending to steady myself.
The shadows in the parking lot help hide my actions.
I reach into my purse, my fingers wrapping around the brown paper package.
Kay turns to pass the flask back to Sage, and I seize the moment.
Quickly, I transfer the package into the side pocket of her bag.
My heart races as I step back, hoping no one noticed.
I freeze mid-conversation as a metallic crash pierces the night air.
My hand tightens around the flask instinctively.
Kay jumps beside me, and I glance up to see Sage's body tense.
He steps forward, positioning himself between us and the alley's entrance.
Tyreek moves to his side, their shoulders touching.
Another clang rings out, followed by male voices and laughter.
Kay grabs my arm, whispering that we should leave.
But Sage holds up his hand to stop us.
"Wait," Sage says, his voice low but commanding.
Tyreek nods, his eyes scanning the shadows. "Sounds like they're getting closer."
Kay's grip on my arm tightens, her voice trembling slightly as she asks, "What if they find us here?"
I grab Kay's sleeve and pull her toward the back of the diner.
My shoes scrape against loose gravel, but I keep moving.
Sage and Tyreek follow silently, their footsteps light.
We press ourselves against the rusty dumpster, the smell of rotting food making my stomach turn.
I take a deep breath, trying to focus on the sound of my own breathing.
Kay's shoulder touches mine as we squeeze into the narrow space.
The air feels heavy around us, thick with anticipation and fear.
Through a small gap between the dumpster and the wall, I watch three shadowy figures stumble past, their voices growing louder with each step.
One of them stops to light a cigarette, and for a brief moment, the flame illuminates his face.
The flash of red and blue lights sends us scrambling deeper into the shadows.
I yank Kay down behind the dumpster as she starts to stand.
Sage grabs Tyreek's arm, pulling him against the wall beside us.
The siren grows louder, echoing off the brick walls.
My heart pounds as police boots crunch on gravel nearby.
Kay's mom's Honda sits exposed in the parking lot, and the flask lies visible on the ground where we dropped it.
I reach for it, but Sage's hand clamps down on my wrist, stopping me.
We hold our breath, waiting for the chaos to unfold.
Cold rain hits my face, sending shivers down my spine.
The first drops scatter across the surface of Sage's flask, washing away our fingerprints.
Through the deluge, I watch the officers' boots splash through puddles as they hurry back to their patrol car.
Kay shivers against me, her hoodie already soaked through.
The police cruiser's tires spray water as it pulls away from the curb.
None of us move yet, listening to the rain drum against the metal dumpster.
Sage still grips my wrist, his warm hand a contrast to the chilly drops running down my arm.
I release a shaky breath as Sage's grip on my wrist loosens.
We stay pressed against the dumpster for several more heartbeats, listening to the patrol car's engine fade into the distance.
The rain continues drumming against the metal above us, masking any sound we might make.
When Sage finally whispers, "It's clear," we inch out from our hiding spot one at a time.
Kay goes first, her wet hoodie dripping as she peers around the corner.
I follow close behind her, my shoes squelching in puddles.
Kay turns to me, her voice barely audible over the rain.
"Did you see who that was?" she asks, eyes wide with something between fear and disbelief.
Sage nods grimly, glancing back at the now-empty street. "Yeah, it was Marcus."
I lead our group down the dark alley, pressing close to the brick walls whenever headlights sweep past.
Kay walks directly behind me, her wet shoes squeaking against the slick pavement.
Sage and Tyreek trail behind us, their voices low as they speak about Marcus.
The rain has stopped, but everything is still wet and glistening.
When we reach a chain-link fence blocking our path, Sage steps forward to examine it.
I catch his hand brushing against Tyreek's lower back as he moves past him.
Kay grabs my arm, pointing to where the fence meets the wall.
"There's a gap there," she whispers urgently, her eyes darting nervously.
Sage nods, already moving to test the opening.
Tyreek glances at me, his voice tense. "If Marcus is involved, we're in deeper than we thought."
