Renai Vaccine Episode XNUMX Hope

 

The darkness of SM is deep.

It is said that a certain Masochistic man cut out one of his eyes and presented the eyeball to a S-woman to propose.

And Ms. S accepted that love and got married.

True story.

The eyeballs are preserved in formalin as proof of their love.

Well, Yui-chan in front of me is neither S nor M.

She's just a normal daddy college student.

However, it was interesting to see Yui's reaction when I told her about it.

Yui: Can you sell eyeballs? Isn't there something like organ trafficking? How much will it cost?

Mr. Mack: "There are corneal transplants, but they're supposed to be done by eye banks as volunteers, so they shouldn't be sold like kidneys, right?"

Yui-chan: Hmm, then I don't need eyeballs.

Mr. Mac: "Is that so? (laughs). Normally, the reaction would be, 'Eh, it's disgusting to propose with such eyeballs gouged out. I don't understand it at all!'"

Yui: It makes me happy. It means that a man thinks of me that much. But, I threw the eyeballs in the trash on the spot."

Mack: "That's a novel idea."

Yui has little sex experience.

Currently in development.

However, this girl might have a ridiculous S quality, don't you think?

I thought so at the time.

On another date, I told him that a certain entertainer had a propensity for S, and that if he broke his finger, he would get XNUMX million yen.

The reason why Mr. Mac has such a story is because he was addicted to SM bars.

To avoid misunderstanding, I would like to emphasize that Mr. Mac himself has no propensity for SM.

He likes exposure and embarrassment-type play, such as taking girls naked and taking pictures and videos, but he doesn't like doing hurtful things or being hurt.

I think that Mr. Mack's proclivities were probably influenced by Go Nagai's Harenchi Gakuen, which he read when he was in elementary school.

Putting that aside, an SM bar is a place where SM-loving perverts gather to drink and chat, and the content of their stories is exciting and interesting.

Even if you don't like SM, you'll still enjoy it.

One of the stories I got there was about breaking a bone in my finger for XNUMX million yen.

By the way, it seems to be a pretty famous story as a certain entertainer's propensity.

When I told Yui-chan about this, she seemed to be thinking silently for a while.
 

Mr. Mac: “Ah, no, I’m not talking about breaking Yui-chan’s fingers or anything like that, so don’t pull back.

Yui-chan: “No, I was wondering how many ropes I should break in order not to interfere with my daily life.”

Mr. Mac: "Huh? Yui-chan, if you can get XNUMX million yen, can you break your finger?"

Yui-chan: "It's all good. I broke a bone while playing volleyball a long time ago, so I know how much it hurts and how much it swells. After that, how many bones can I break? That's the problem for me."

I replied with a smile.
 

Yui-chan, do you have the qualities of an M?

One day, it was discovered by chance that another girl that Mr. Mac had been dating was lying.

I heard that she was poor in a motherless family, her mother was sick and unable to work, and she was supporting her younger brothers and sisters with her own income, but it was actually a lie.

Yui-chan, when she heard that story, she became angry and frustrated like never before.

I won't go into details, but it was because Yui herself was raised in a harsh environment.

Yui-chan: "I've been fighting that kind of thing all my life, so I really can't forgive a girl who uses that as a setting for Papa-katsu."

When Yui-chan first met him, she never told Mac-san about her unfortunate circumstances.

Little by little, he told me, well, after five or ten dates?

Even in the profile of Univa's album, such a misfortune story is not written at all.

According to Yui-chan, it's because if you don't choose the other person for that kind of misfortune story, you'll end up being drawn to it.
 

Mr. Mack: "Well, there are things written in your profile that your family is poor and you're having a hard time, or that you were sometimes abused by your parents. What do you mean?"

Yui-chan: I can't say that. There are times when I want to tell someone that kind of unfortunate story. It may be."

Mr. Mac "I see."

Yui-chan: I've been like that since I was little, so I've been saying a lot to the adults around me who might be able to help me. I also learned what I shouldn't do, so I didn't write it on my profile."

That's what it is.

Yui-chan is neither S nor M, and she didn't care about the physical pain that Mac found exciting, and she thought it would be nice if it simply turned into money.

To tell the truth, Mr. Mac, I suspected that Yui-chan was trying to convert her eyeballs and good finger bones into money, and that she might be a little too lucrative.

Forgive me, Yui-chan.

Mr. Mack was shallow.

Yui and I sometimes go shopping at Aeon.

From Yui's point of view, going on a date to buy food and daily necessities together is really fun.

It warms your heart more than a brand-name shopping date.

Of course Mac is happy too.

In Mack's case, it's because he's messing up his family, but it feels like the two of them are rewriting the past.

Redo life.

I know one of the most common complaints from male members is that "girls make too much money", and in fact some women lie for money as I mentioned above.

But what's wrong with a daughter like Yui who has worked so hard to survive, thinking about money first?

I'm ashamed of my shallowness for thinking, "I'm going to make money" even for a moment.

On the way to a shopping date at Aeon, Mac asks Yui-chan how she can have such a lovely smile even though it's been so difficult.Where does that strength come from?she once heard.
 

Yui-chan: "Because I believe in my future."

I answered that and showed that smile again.

Do you believe in the future?

I would say hope.

Considering the time left for a person who is about to become an old man after his XNUMXth birthday, it's a bit of a heavy burden to say, but dreaming with a young girl in her XNUMXs or so isn't bad at all.

Let me share just a little bit of "hope" with you.

Still, it's nice to be young.

It's more of an asset than anything else.