The first time I met Jack was on my business trip to Taipei. It was also my first time travelling outside of United States. Grew up in south Nevada, I've never seen Asian men before, except maybe on TV. I was assigned to handle the merger of two companies, and had to make a trip to Taiwan to close the final details. Jack was the volunteer tour guide from the local company who was showing us around when we were not working on the case. Jack and I had communicated before through emails and Skype, but had never seen each other in person. The first time I saw him, he immediately striked me as someone who is strong in mind but gentle in nature. Because of our prior communication, he greeted me passionately as if we were old friends, and even gave me a hug which I was surprised to get from an Asian man. Although I have to admit, it felt natural and put my mind at ease. After a full day of business talk, everyone was pretty burnt out. Jack offered to take us to a local pub, Room 18, for some celebration now that we had closed the deal. After a few rounds of drinking, I realized I am hopelessly attracted to Jack. He was better than anyone I have dated before. He was not a macho man, but was certainly in good shape. He had a great sense of humor, and best of all, he was smart, not like the rednecks back where I came from. We shared our life stories with each other, and pretty soon, I am sure he was attracted to me as well. We gave each other a signal, said goodbye to the group, and slipped away to the hotel room. I don't kiss and tell, but let's just say it was the best sex I've ever had. I don't know why more white girls don't date Asian guys, they really don't know what they are missing out. We spent the next week together. We toured around Taiwan, and each night, we would have passionate sex that lasted the whole night. I've never learned Chinese before, but Jack managed to teach me a few things when we were not slipping tongues down each other's throat. "Ma Ma". This is what he asked me to call his mom when we visited her. "Yin Her". When we looked up in the sky, the galxy shined upon us. "Jiou Jiou." We ran into her mom's brother, he said to call him this. "Shia Tien." Summer, since I commented on how hot the climate was. "Tai Wan Shi Fu". He said that's what I will be if we get married. Unfortunately my week was up. He took me to the airport, and while I was walking toward the custom, Jack held my hand and told me the following while looking straight in my eye "Rose, never let go" I will never forget my Asian lover, I will never forget you, Jack. - Rose Can you give me Chu Fu? --

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