Lessons in K-pop
Copyright© 2026 by GemmaGemmaGemma
Chapter 1
Erotica Sex Story: Chapter 1 - Thomas Parker returns to South Korea. His daughter, Anna, recently turned 18, and she's desperate to follow in her mother's footsteps and pursue a career in K-pop. Thomas is haunted by their mutual loss and eager to fester in his misery, but ghosts of his past and promises of a happier future await him in the country where he first fell in love.
Caution: This Erotica Sex Story contains strong sexual content, including Ma/Fa Mult Age Gap Consensual Romantic Heterosexual Fiction Workplace Rough Harem Interracial White Male Oriental Female Cream Pie Oral Sex Big Breasts Small Breasts
Tuesday-Wednesday 9th-10th June, 2026
Incheon International Airport.
The flight took around twelve and a half hours. I was getting too old for it, even in business class. The tickets were complimentary on this occasion. I was never going to turn down a freebie. The agency was out to impress. I wasn’t going to let myself be so easily seduced, but it was a nice treat.
My father-in-law met us at the gate. Anna ran past me to jump into her grandfather’s arms, leaving behind her baggage trolley. He was a big man, broad, and still in good condition, but she had to start being more careful with him. I couldn’t remember exactly how old he was, but he must have been pushing 70. I’m better at birthdays than ages. Chae-min would have told me off for forgetting.
I only had one suitcase. God knows how my daughter had managed to fill three. We didn’t know for sure if this move would be permanent yet. I wasn’t going to sell up back home until we were sure, and my brother would look after our place in the meantime. I wasn’t looking forward to all the admin if we decided to stay, nor the journey home to pack the rest of our life away.
“Appa,” I said, giving my father-in-law a big bear hug. I used honorifics with my in-laws until the wedding, but they’ve just been mum and dad since, in either language. That was their decision. Both of my sisters-in-law have husbands, and they still use the honorifics. I would joke that I was the favourite. Chae-min would joke that her parents were just sick of my bad pronunciation, so they made it easier for me. I could hear her teasing ringing in my ear. “How are you doing?”
“Better with you both here,” my father-in-law answered. He spoke in his second language. His English was a lot better than my mother-in-law’s. Both of them had gone out of their way to learn, first for me and then for their granddaughter. Anna had been born here, but raised back home. We used the OPOL method with her up until her teenage years. One parent, one language. I communicated with her in English, while her mother spoke to her exclusively in Korean.
“How was the drive?” Anna asked.
Our daughter is close to fluent in her mother’s tongue, but she hasn’t been using it as much the last couple of years. I like to joke that hers is worse than mine, but that’s barely a joke. I am still fluent, despite it being over a decade and a half since we last lived here. “The drive was good. Not too long. How was the flight, sweetheart?” her grandfather said.
“It was pretty good,” Anna answered. “I slept through half of it, watched a couple of movies and listened to some music.”
“Lucky you,” I said, pulling up alongside them after retreating to collect her luggage trolley.
“You can fall asleep in any position on the sofa, but can’t manage a couple of hours on a plane,” Anna teased, making me scowl. I just couldn’t fall asleep on those things. We had been back and forth on those long haul flights since she was born, and it never got any better for me. I never got used to them. I wasn’t scared. I could just never get comfortable.
“The sofa isn’t in the sky,” I said, and the two of them laughed.
We packed our cases into the car, and started our journey to our temporary home. We were going to be staying with the in-laws for a little while. If we decided to stick around, we would get a place of our own. I was pretty confident we would be sticking around. I would miss my family back home, but this wouldn’t be my first time making this move. It was the right decision then and it would surely be the right decision this time around, as well. Anna was my priority, and she wanted to move here and pursue her dream of being an idol. It runs in the family, after all.