Jenny doesn’t like it

Shannon and Jenny both appear shocked when they hear about Jim’s color. Liana seems like the only one of her friends who is unfazed.
“Oh, so you like black guys.” Liana says.
“I wouldn’t say I like him because he is black.” Tiffany says. “I first met him as a friend, and he was nice, and I gradually started to like him.”
“I can’t believe what I’m hearing.” Jenny says.
“Why?” Tiffany asks, “What’s wrong?”
“Don’t you watch the news, Tiffany?” Jenny says. “Black guys search out white girls like us to impregnate and then leave us as single mothers.”
“Oh my god.” Tiffany says. Of all the people she knows Tiffany really expected her friends to be better than that.
“Jenny, how can you say such a thing?” Liana asks, now just as shocked as Shannon and Jenny were upon hearing Tiffany is dating a black guy.
“It’s true, Liana.” Jenny says. “I hear it in the news all the time?”
“You sure it’s news and not conservative propaganda?” Tiffany asks. “Besides, I know him for almost a week now. If what you say is true he should have already tried to get into my pants, yet I’m still a virgin.”
“Oh, he’ll go for it, Tiffany”. Jenny says, wagging her finger at her friend. “All he needs is one opportunity. The second you get naked with him he’ll take you and put his baby inside of you. It’s what black guys do.”
Tiffany is getting really annoyed with her friend’s continuous racist comments.
Upset about Jenny’s remarks Tiffany angrily whispers, “I’ve already been naked with him, I even touched his dick and he never once **** himself on me.”
This time all three of her friends look shocked.
Jenny is the first to react. She smiles, shakes her head and says, “Now I know you’re lying.”
“I’m not lying.” Tiffany says. “I’m telling the truth the whole time.”
“I’m not buying it.” Jenny replies. “I can’t even believe I fell for it to begin with. Proper little Tiffany dating a wild black man. Come on.”
Tiffany feels tears rising up. She’s about to start crying. Not for hearing Jim being described as wild and dangerous, but for her friend being so unabashedly racist.
She has heard enough of this. Tiffany stands up, grabs her stuff and walks away.
“Wait, Tiffany?” Jenny asks. “Where are you going?”
But Tiffany walks away without looking back.

Tiffany walks out of the school cafeteria but is soon followed by her friend Shannon.
“Tiffany.” She says. “What’s wrong? Is it something that Jenny said?”
“Something she said?” Tiffany replies with teary eyes. “How about everything she said.”
“Look, I don’t agree with what Jenny said too. But please don’t let her foolishness be the end of your friendship.” Shannon pleads. “She just tries to look out for you in her own misguided way.”
Tiffany wipes some tears from her eyes and asks. “What about you? What do you think about Jim?”
“I don’t see myself falling for a black guy, they are not my type.” Shannon says. “But if they happen to be your type, then fine, no problem. But please don’t oversell your attraction to him by lying over being nude with him.”
Tiffany rolls her eyes. They don’t believe her?
Well, maybe it’s a good thing they don’t. If they did believe she’d just drop her clothes for any stranger they’d make her think she is a slut. Now Tiffany might be many things, but a slut she certainly is not.

The rest of her classes Tiffany again can’t focus. But this time it’s because she can’t stop thinking about Jenny and how upset she is at her friend.
Eventually school ends and Jim comes to pick her up as usual.
When Jim sees her coming he gets out of his car, walks to her and gives her a kiss on the cheek.
“Hey, Tiff. How are you, babe.”
Tiffany sighs and says, “Sorry, Jim. I’m a bit bummed.”
“Tiff, sweetie.” Jim says and puts his hand around her waist. “Anything I can do to cheer you up?”