At some point during my childhood in 1990s New York, I became obsessed with all things Korean. It started with my best friend from school who was a Korean immigrant. I loved the food, the back and forth of the language, and of course the music and dramas. Before too long I was begging my parents to get me a tutor to learn the language and hanging out as much as I could with my friend's family and the wider Korean community. Given I was only 12 at this point, it didn't take me long to become conversational in the language. The advantage of Korean is the script is easily learned and phonetic, there are no Chinese characters. The only real hurdle is the different levels of formality, when to use them, and all the special vocabulary and conjugations.
Fast forward to my senior year in high school, I only wanted one thing, to go to college in Korea. Now I knew, I could never would pass the national entrance exams to one of the Korean "Ivy" leagues, often called SKY, for the first letter of the institution: Seoul National University, Korea University, and Yonsei University. But I also knew that my Korean was strong enough to study in the language, and I wanted to do a business degree so I learned all the terminology correctly and would be fluent in the world of commerce. Lucky for me, I got into Hanyang University, a private university that was considered just below the SKY level.
They say Korean students study hard, and that is true but mostly to get into university. I didn't have the same level of burn-out as my classmates and still had the energy to dedicate myself to my studies. That's not to say I didn't make friends. As the "strange" foreigner who spoke excellent Korean lots of people wanted to get to know me and my story. The good news was as I was at a private university, I was surrounded by the elite of Korean society, particularly the children of chaebol families. I was strategic in getting to know and ingratiate myself with the more connected among my class. My goal was to get into the higher levels of management at a Korean firm, and I made sure to get internships through my friends into the very top firms.
When the time came for graduation, I had my pick of companies to choose from. I decided that the way I would learn fastest was as part of a team of internal consultants tasked with problem-solving and improving the performance of key business units, as well as, engaging in M&A activity. Fast forward, ten years and I was heading the unit, making a name for myself in the Korean business world. I'd even been featured in a number of profiles in business magazines. I always made sure to nurture my relationships from college, and go back to reunion events, and back-scratch my friends by throwing business opportunities their way.
It was at this point that I started to hit the glass ceiling of the company I was working in. It was a combination of factors but, in particular, not being ethnically Korean and not having the right chaebol family pedigree. Neither of which I could solve for. I had, however, decided to naturalize as a Korean citizen which is surprisingly easy if you speak the language well, have lived a while in Korea, and have a good job. This meant I had to do my military service. I chose the Marines, which had the dual advantage of having the shortest conscription period (18 months) and was highly respected.
Of course, the drill sergeants didn't go easy on me. But that was fine. I anticipated the hazing and had got myself into excellent shape, which along with my imposing size at 6'2 and stocky build meant I could take just about anything shit thrown my way. I wouldn't say it was easy, but I came out with numerous commendations.
My old company was keen to get me back, but I wasn't keen on returning knowing the limitations involved. So, I started my job hunt and reached out to several headhunters who worked in my field. I made it clear that my conditions were: significant equity participation, a path to senior leadership, and a decent salary. And this is where my strange story begins.
I had managed to narrow down the list to three companies. Two were in decent shape financially but were on the smaller side. The last one was in trouble financially but on the larger side. I honestly didn't know which to pick. I decided that I would interview with all of them and make my choice down the line after I had more insight into their business models and top management teams.
At the same time as the job search, I was making up for lost time for being a Marine grunt, catching up with friends, and going out to clubs. What I didn't know was I was being stalked through social media. It wasn't as if I had a heavy social media presence, just LinkedIn for business, X for staying on top of breaking news, and Instagram because it is the largest platform in Korea, not that I posted much at all. But it doesn't matter if you post, because everyone else around you in Korea is taking pictures and inevitably your life is shared far and wide.
So, one night I was out at my favorite club with a bunch of my elite chaebol friends, spending money probably a bit more freely than I should have, when I was approached on the dancefloor by a gorgeous, young-looking, Korean girl. She wasn't dressing like a skank like so many club-hopping girls do in Korea. Instead, she looked quite classy. I knew she wasn't underage because the ID requirements to get into a club are very strict in Korea and you have to be 19 years or older. She told me her name was, Iseul, meaning dew, a quite unusual mono-syllabic name and not traditional at all.
After a little light dancing where I made pains to be gentlemanly and maintain an appropriate spacing, I invited her back to sit with my friends at the VIP table. She quickly made friends with everyone and seemed quite at ease which made me think she was also the daughter of privilege. Still, no one knew her around the table. As is always the case at social gatherings in Korea, the drinking can get out of hand and be quite competitive. Because I am large and not missing the gene needed to digest alcohol, I have quite the advantage in that kind of setting. It didn't take long for my Korean friends to drop like flies and beg off to go home. That left me with Iseul who was completely out of it. The protocol in these situations is to look for a bestie on their cell phone history and/or their address on their ID. But try as I might, I couldn't find either on her. That left me with the choice of dumping her somewhere or taking her home with me.
Ever the knight in shining armor, I decided to take her home to my apartment which luckily enough was just around the corner. So, I picked up her small frame and piggybacked her to my place, and dumped her in the guest room after putting a blanket over her. Next, I drank a lot of water, took a shower before bed, something I had learned to do in Korea, slipped into my PJs, and went to sleep. I thought I was having a drunken dream, as my cock freed itself from my PJs, strong and hard, and a wet pussy slid over it to the hilt and then went slowly up and down. It took me at least a minute to reach full consciousness and then I found it was Iseul completely nude riding me cowgirl. She was simply beautiful, eyes closed, focusing on giving and getting pleasure, her moderately large breast gently bouncing up and down. It didn't take me long to erupt a pent-up gusher of cum up her love tunnel. With that, she came herself in strangled gasps and then slid off me to nestle against my shoulder and fall asleep.
There was no consent, no condom, and I had no idea whether she was clean or protected. These were problems to solve for another time. It wasn't as if I could take back my cum or not have ridden her pussy. I fell asleep as well. The next morning, I woke to find Iseul still folded under my arm sleeping peacefully, naked as the day she was born. I couldn't resist having a look at her under the sheets. She had a nice B+ sized chest, a slim long torso, wider hips, well-trimmed pussy hair, and long legs. She wasn't anemic and skinny nor muscular and stocky -- the typical issues with Korean women. Physically she was perfect. Her face was oval, with a narrow nose, nice even features, full lips, and surrounded by a mane of blue-black silky hair.
I decided that I'd make use of my morning wood and wake her up in the same way she had woken me the night before. I detached myself. Then I started gently playing with her clitoris and vagina. Then I brushed her nipples. She let out a sweet soft moan but didn't wake up. When she was sufficiently wet, I lined up my cock with her entrance and slowly entered. Her eyes swiveled open, to take in the surroundings and my face, at first, she had a surprised look on her face and then it changed to a smile as she grabbed my ass and started moving with me. It wasn't long until we both came in a symphony of erotic grunts and groans.
We cuddled some more making goofy faces at each other, and then I got up to make breakfast while Iseul went to the bathroom to freshen up. I had brought along her bag from the club, so I knew she had a change of clothing with her. As I was making an egg omelet, Korean-style, Iseul came up behind me, and put her arms around me, and sighed contentedly. I had a hundred questions to ask her. But in the end decided that we should focus on eating first. Once breakfast was over, I asked her where her ID and phone were, which she simply presented from a hidden compartment in her bag. I could see Iseul Lee was 19 years old and lived in Gangnam like me. Then I rather indelicately asked if she was clean and had any protection to which she replied yes and yes. That took a load off my mind.