They’re always so incredibly kind that I sometimes tear up during treatment.
Even when nothing is wrong, I want to go to the hospital and have them be kind to me.
I’m starting to wonder if they might be a member of Universe.
Could they possibly know about me? Is that why they’re so kind?
Does that ever happen?
It’s probably just part of their job.
Especially in the beauty industry, since you’re their customers and they make their money from charging high prices for treatments, their hospitality is bound to be top-notch.
I’m sure they’re using the hefty fees they collect from you to fund allowances or payments for their mistresses.
—Akari
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I’m Taro, a male member.
By “hospital,” do you mean a mental health clinic or something?
If so, it seems to be a phenomenon that happens from time to time. I can’t remember what it’s called, but I think it was some kind of “effect.”
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I’m Nana Ayase ♡
That’s not the case at all…
You’re imagining things too much.
The doctor is kind because it’s their job.
They’re kind to everyone.
It’s possible they might be a Universe member, but instead of letting your imagination run wild, why not just confess your feelings normally?
Going to the hospital when you’re not sick is a nuisance, so please stop.
☆ Marika: I’m sure they’re talking about you in the staff room.
☆ Mac: We do sometimes receive business cards from patients. We show them to the head nurse, then throw them in the trash.
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Doctors are kind to all their patients.
You’re not the only one—they treat everyone kindly.
> I want to go to the hospital even when nothing in particular is wrong, just so they’ll be nice to me.
You should probably stop doing that.
The staff might start saying, “That weird woman is here again,” in the staff room.
They may already be saying it.
And during the procedure?
Is this some kind of cosmetic clinic?
That’s just lip service. No different from a host club.
Marika
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