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Pain is the Best Medicine
Genius Studio Japan
February 20, 2024
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Life as a university student is nothing but smooth sailing… until you wake up in the hospital after being hit by a car. You’ve got some broken bones, but it’s not all bad, as your attending nurse turns out to be your favorite childhood babysitter, Lilia. Unfortunately, she’s too busy to spend much time with you, so you sneak out and follow her. That’s when you stumble onto a dark secret… It seems all the nurses in this hospital are actually sadists! Can you escape with your dignity intact or will you submit to your deepest desires?
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