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Two days after our wedding, my phone buzzed with my dad’s name showing on the screen. “Alan, you should come spend time with family. Uncle Long has been asking to see Kim.”
My chest tightened—part anxiety, part excitement. With our long-distance relatives still lingering in town, my dad organized a trip to our nearby beach, a two-hour drive from our home in Texas. The wedding had given us little time to truly connect with extended family who’d flown in from across the world. A beach day sounded like a chance to spend some time with them, but I couldn’t help remembering what happened the last time Uncle Long had visited. I pushed the memory away—that was years ago, and surely nothing like that would happen again, especially with the entire family present.
The next morning, we met everyone at my parent’s home. My dad had rented two passenger vans for the week to haul my family around in. The men all gravitated toward one van, while Kim climbed into the other with the women and children.
My dad claimed the driver’s seat of our van, and I squeezed into the back row beside him, my uncle Long from Canada. The rest of the crew were Uncle Don from Australia—more reserve but just as crude—three other uncles from nearby, and two of my dad’s cousins from California.
I should’ve known what was coming. Vietnamese men, especially elders, transform into completely different creatures when they congregate without their wives. The moment the van doors slammed shut, the crude banter started before we’d even pulled onto the highway. Dirty jokes pinged around the cabin, stories about women that made me embarrassed. I hunched in my seat, hoping they would keep me out of their conversation, but Uncle Long had other plans.
“Con ?i, you’re a man now!” he bellowed in his thick Vietnamese-Canadian accent that turned every statement into something playful and vaguely threatening.
His hand shot out and grabbed my knee with familiar roughness. “Your wife hot wah! How you get her to marry you?”
His grin was all mischief, a teasing jab at my average looks compared to Kim’s striking beauty—those high cheekbones, that cascade of black hair, the kind of exotic beauty that stopped conversations.
Every eye in the van turned my direction. I shrugged, forcing a shy smile that felt more like a grimace, and mumbled through the origin of our story—she was the prettiest girl in town and we became high school sweethearts.
My dad’s cousin, a stocky guy, leaned forward with sudden interest. “So what, you’ve only been with her and no one else?” His eyebrows shot up incredulously.
The van went quiet while my face burned. “Yeah…” The word came out barely above a whisper, sheepish and small.
Uncle Long’s hand came crashing down on my knee again. “It’s fine, man! You don’t need other women when you get to fuck a girl like Kim!” His laugh rang loud.
The van erupted in knowing chuckles and I wanted to hide. Uncle Long, whose reputation as the family pervert was well-earned and often discussed in scandalized whispers by the aunties, was just warming up.
“C’mon, tell us! She good in bed, right? We all want to know!” He winked like he already knew.
“That’s private, Uncle,” I tried to make my voice firm, but it came out wavering. In the rearview mirror, my dad’s eyes found mine for just a split second—not intervening, but there was curiosity.
Uncle Don, who sat to the other side, also pressed for information. “Are you sure you can handle a woman like that? We heard stories.” His tone dripped with insinuation, and my mind raced wondering what gossip Uncle Long and my other uncles had fed him, what stories about Kim’s playful personality had been twisted into something else entirely. None of it was a secret among family, but hearing it like this made my stomach churn.
When we finally pulled into the beach parking lot two excruciating hours later, the ocean breeze hit me with relief. Everyone spilled out, hauling coolers and beach bags toward the sand.
Kim found me after their van emptied. “I need to change,” she whispered against my ear.
I nodded, suggesting she use our van once everyone cleared out. She waited until the parking lot emptied, then climbed in while I stood guard outside.
When I looked through the door opening, I found her pulling out her bikini, and my breath caught—the aqua Malibu Strings micro-bikini I’d bought her for our upcoming honeymoon in Jamaica. All skimpy triangles connected by strings thin as dental floss, a thong bottom that was more suggestion than coverage.
My stomach dropped. “Did you bring anything else?” The words came out tight, almost pleading.
She looked up, confused, her head tilting in that way she did when she genuinely didn’t understand. “Nope! This is all I have.” Her tone was so innocent, like it was no big deal.
That naive streak of hers—how I’d always found it endearing, but now? I’d assumed she’d have packed something modest for a family outing, something with more fabric, something that wouldn’t make my uncles stare. But Kim had always been comfortable in her skin in a way I simultaneously loved and feared.
She peeled off her sundress and slipped the bikini on while I stood frozen, watching the thin aqua fabric cling to her curves like a second skin, the thong exposing the smooth, perfect cheeks of her backside. My heart hammered—part nervousness, part protective anxiety, and part shame all tangled together.
She stepped out of the van, and the world seemed to stop. A pickup truck rumbled by on the sandy parking lot, and the guys in the back let out sharp, wolf whistles that echoed across the parking lot. I could only watch while their eyes tracked her as they pulled away.
My family had already claimed a prime spot on the beach, a sprawling encampment of umbrellas and coolers. When we approached, the mood shifted abruptly. The women froze mid-conversation. The men just stared, mouths actually hanging open, as Kim sauntered across the sand in her barely-there bikini, completely oblivious to the minor apocalypse her outfit had triggered.
The silence stretched, but then Kim, still completely unselfconscious, skipped off toward the water to join the aunties and children splashing in the surf, leaving me standing there with the uncles, feeling their eyes burning into me, hearing Uncle Long’s inevitable comment already forming in his mouth.
I plopped down in the sand beside my dad, feeling the thick tension that had settled over our group. My dad leaned in close, his voice dropping to that tone he used when genuinely displeased.
“Alan, what she wearing?”
His face had gone rigid, lines sharpening across his brow in complete confusion. This wasn’t just fatherly concern—this was shameful embarrassment. He wasn’t thrilled about his new daughter-in-law parading around like some kind of stripper, in front of our traditional Vietnamese family where modesty and reputation was everything. In Vietnamese culture, a husband was expected to guide his wife’s choices, especially around family. My failure to do so reflected on both of us.
Before I could formulate any kind of defense, the uncles descended like vultures.
“??p quá, beautiful!” one blurted, his eyes bulging wide toward the water where Kim’s silhouette moved against the glittering surf.
Another chimed in immediately, “She look like playboy!!”
Uncle Don, bless him, tried to smooth the waters with his Australian pragmatism. “It’s fine, mate. That’s what they all wear in Sydney.” His tone was diplomatic, trying to normalize what clearly wasn’t normal by Vietnamese family standards.
But Uncle Long, known for saying the most outrageous thing, his voice loud enough to make sure we all heard. “She got nice tits!” He made an obscene gesture with his hands that needed no translation.
The men snickered and my dad shifted uncomfortably beside me. This was the culture, this was how the men talked when the women weren’t around, except now the subject was my wife and we were pretending the women couldn’t hear from a hundred feet away.
Then, as if the universe had decided I hadn’t suffered enough, Kim came running back from the ocean. She was dripping wet, her skin glistening in the sunlight, and the ocean had worked its cruel magic on her bikini. The aqua fabric clung to every curve, the small triangles framed her breasts, leaving absolutely nothing to imagination. But even worse, the thin fabric had become slightly transparent, the dark circles of her nipples visible through the material like a secret unveiled for everyone to see. The salt water made it cling even tighter, outlining every curve.
She seemed completely oblivious—or was she? The way she moved, the way she positioned herself—it felt too deliberate to be accidental, but her expression remained innocent. I couldn’t tell anymore. She stood there in front of all of us, casually toweling off her arms and legs, bending innocently (or so I desperately wanted to believe), giving the uncles an eyeful that made Uncle Long actually grunt audibly while my dad’s frown deepened.
But Kim just plopped down in the sand beside us like nothing was wrong. I got her a beer while she joined in the men’s conversation. She was fluent in Vietnamese—far more fluent than my broken attempts—and they lit up switching to rapid-fire Vietnamese that I could only half follow.
For the next twenty minutes, she charmed them completely, laughing at their jokes and deflecting their increasingly bold comments with practiced ease.
Uncle Long, predictably, went there again in a mix of English and Vietnamese the way diaspora Vietnamese do. “Con ?i, why you wear sexy like that, eh? You make us Chú and uncles feel uncomfortable.” The grin on his face showed the comment was more of a tease than concern.
Kim batted her lashes, and I watched in horror and fascination as she leaned into it, her voice taking on that teasing quality she used when flirting. “Chú ???c nhìn thôi, không ???c ch?m!” (You can look, but you can’t touch!) Her Vietnamese was perfect, colloquial and playful.
The men were delighted by her response, by her willingness to verbally spar with them instead of shrinking away mortified like a proper Vietnamese daughter-in-law should.
Another uncle grinned through his beer. “Only Alan can touch, right?”
She didn’t answer, but flashed a cheeky smirk that made my pulse quicken with alarm. That look—I knew that look. It meant trouble. It meant she was enjoying this attention more than she should, more than was appropriate given the audience.
But Uncle Long, emboldened by beer and Kim’s playfulness, pushed even further into inappropriate territory. “Why your tits look like they full of milk? You pregnant already?”
The question was so crude, so absurd, it should have shut down the conversation. Instead, it got everyone’s eyes zeroing in on her chest, studying the fullness of her breasts straining against the sheer bikini top.
Kim giggled, her voice dripping with playful provocation. “Ch?a có s?a, Chú ?i. Nó s? còn to h?n n?a!” (No milk yet, Uncle. Or they’d be even bigger!) Her tone was almost daring and challenging.
The men guffawed at her sassiness, and I didn’t like the direction this was headed in. But then, the aunties and women started making their way back from the water, their presence instantly cutting the conversation short. Kim hopped up to help with lunch preparations, her thong-covered backside in full view as she walked toward the coolers and food bags, and I watched helplessly as the uncles’ gazes tracked her movement, not even trying to hide it anymore.
After we ate, I grabbed Kim’s hand and dragged her down the beach, away from the family encampment, needing distance and privacy for the conversation we desperately needed to have.
“Sorry about my uncles,” I started, words tumbling out quickly. “They’re saying crazy stuff. Are you mad at them?”
Instead of the mortification I expected, she laughed—that bright, uninhibited sound that I usually loved but now made me feel like I was missing something crucial. “It’s actually kind of funny. They’re just a bunch of old perverts!”
I stared at her, trying to reconcile her reaction with my own anxiety. Then she leaned in close, her voice dropping to a whisper.
“Do you think I turned them on?”
The question hit me like a slap. What else could I say? It was obvious and my mouth opened. “Yeah…”
Her lips curved into that naughty grin that meant she was thinking something she shouldn’t. “Even your dad?”
I nodded slowly, stunned into honesty, my eyes dropping involuntarily and noticing how her nipples pressed against the bikini top—hard points that couldn’t be explained away by cold water in this heat. Was she aroused by the attention? By my uncles? Or was it my dad?
The rest of the afternoon stretched, as we sprawled on beach towels, sipping cold beers while Kim darted around like a kid, kicking up water with the children, laughing with the aunties.
But I couldn’t relax. My attention was caught between watching Kim and monitoring the uncles. I kept catching them sneaking sideways glances at her, their heads dipping close in conspiratorial huddles, muttering in low, gruff Vietnamese that I couldn’t quite make out from this distance. Their eyes flicked between her splashing figure and me, lips twitching with barely suppressed smirks or hushed words that I knew were about her, about us, about what they’d seen and what they were imagining. My mind spun through possibilities of what dirty jokes or crude observations they were trading now.