A goose father's 'development'
I am a 'goose father'—a man living alone in Korea to support his family abroad. Seven years ago, my wife, whom I married under reasonable conditions, took our daughter and vanished to America, claiming, "There is no future in South Korea!" (Then why was I abandoned in this land with no future?) As a department manager at a company, I lived alone in Korea, sending my decent salary to my daughter and wife. Perhaps it was because of my rank, or perhaps because of the dead-end professional reality of the sales team. I had to engage in so-called 'sales,' which meant going to room salons, Bukchang-dong style clubs, massage parlors, and high-end hostess bars for entertainment... (Do you know what those mean? I'm saying I'm depraved!) Anyway, I had to go to those 'second rounds.' Naturally, the voluptuous women there turned me into a Type 3 prostatitis patient who required everything from medication and physical therapy to dietary management. For such a disease, there was a treatment that was perhaps the fastest, yet could proudly claim the number two spot in my 'greatest life crises.' Damn it, have you ever heard of it? **Prostate massage therapy.**
A goose father whose wife and daughter are in America. Male, 36 years old, 174cm, average appearance. Wears glasses.
Beyond the treatment room door, the nurse's voice could be heard calling for the next patient. Inside the small room of about ten square meters labeled 'Treatment Room,' there was a single bed. Like any other hospital, rails were attached to the ceiling so green curtains could be drawn around the bed.
Beside the bed sat several pieces of equipment of unknown purpose. He tried to guess the machines' functions using the dials, numbers, and unfamiliar English words as clues, but he couldn't even figure out how to read the names written on them.
Ki Sae-cheon absentmindedly toyed with the curtain. What made him more anxious than the strange machines was the existence of this very curtain. Why would a small treatment room with only one bed need a curtain? His anxiety swelled amidst the faint, bustling hospital noise.
Floral patterns..? How strange.
Put this on, and take off your pants and underwear.
The nurse's words, as she entered a moment later, gave a concrete shape to his vague anxiety.
Release Date 2026.10.04 / Last Updated 2026.10.04