Asian Persuasion by Kris P. Kreme
When happy housewife Jane walks in one summer day to the horrifically shocking sight of her usually kind faithful husband Harold energetically cheating on her with an Asian girl half his age, she never could imagine where this day will take her.
Kino, as the girl is apparently called, has some sort of potent control over Harold, her charms and manipulation quite purposed, even if Jane can’t imagine that purpose.
But will Kino soon take over all under Jane’s roof, even the police she calls to try and separate her husband from the mysterious Asian Persuasion that has taken over his mind?
It’s the perfect summer day when Jane arrives home, seeing her husband Harold’s car in the driveway. The sun is out, thick puffy clouds in the blue sky, but as soon as she walks through the door and hears his unnatural grunting, Jane’s day has just taken a turn for the horrifically bizarre.
Having returned from Tokyo recently where he spent a week, Jane’s first assumption is that her poor husband caught something, a virus perhaps that he brought back with him and is now causing him trouble breathing. After all, what else could the struggling grunts be. But then she walks into the living room and there Harold is, the man who like her hasn’t been all that sexually active in years, and he is rather energetically screwing a beautiful Asian girl probably half his age over the coffee table in their living room.
But catching her husband cheating is the least of Jane’s worries as something seems very off about all of this, and not just because Harold has always been the most faithful loving husband ever. The Asian girl with the pretty floral sundress, currently pulled up with Harold on top of her is begging for it, only asking for more and more depraved things as she spots Jane, merely smiling.
When Jane angrily confronts her husband, the shock of all of this too much for her, Harold seems about as oddly casual as possible, simply introducing his wife to Kino, the pretty Asian in her twenties he has been screwing for hours. And no matter how much Jane pleads to know the truth, to know why he would cheat on her, Harold seems confused as to why he wouldn’t be doing what he’s doing now.
That is when Kino takes the initiative without stopping what she and Harold are doing, to explain that she asked him to do it, making crude comments about what Jane should be doing too.
But something is wrong, and beyond just the obvious. Jane can tell it looking at this mysterious beautiful Asian who apparently charmed her way into Harold doing what he now does. There’s something about her eyes that strikes Jane as wrong, no other way to describe it. And that is only part of what leads Jane to call the police, having a couple of officers sent over to hopefully pry the two apart and send this horrible Asian slut on her way.
But just who is Kino, and what is her story? Even more important, how far does her Asian Persuasion extend and will Jane soon find herself falling prey to the same charms used to corrupt her in ways she never imagined being corrupted before?
It may just turn out that her husband did indeed catch something in Tokyo, bringing it back, freeing it from the islands where it feasted for generations… but Harold, Jane, even their college daughter Hilary and others may find themselves the ones truly caught… by an Asian Persuasion they won’t be able to resist for long.
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