3DSVR-1719 Hospital Exposure NTR: I summon my ex-girlfriend nurse, who treats me coldly, with the nurse call and make her fully understand the spirit of service. Shiori Kuraki

There are all kinds of moments when a man falls for a woman, but one of them, I think, is when he happens to catch the scent of her hair.

What, you’ve never had that?
That just means you haven’t smelled a woman’s hair before.
Try it sometime.
If you go to a soapland, you can probably catch a whiff there, I guess.
I’ve never been, so I wouldn’t know…

And when we say scent, there are all kinds, right?
Citrus, floral, soapy shampoo-like scents.
Then there are more human scents, like sweat or the smell of the scalp.
If there’s a girl you’re thinking, I might like her, maybe she’s the one, maybe I want to date her and even marry her someday, then try smelling her hair.
That’s where hair scent comes in handy.
Depending on the result, you can tell whether things will go well after you start dating.

To put it simply, if you already think you might like someone, and they feel the same way, you can probably get as far as dating.
But whether things go well after that is a different story.
Even if you both like each other and start dating, once you spend a long time together, compatibility issues can come up and you might end up breaking up.
That kind of thing is totally possible.
But if you check the hair scent beforehand, that won’t happen.

Listen carefully.
If you smell her hair and it’s exactly your type, go ahead and date her.
It will definitely work out.
On the other hand, if you smell her hair and it feels off, give up on her.
It definitely won’t work out.
Got it?
Scent is an important factor for checking compatibility.
You’re all adults now, so you don’t have time to date someone you can’t even marry, right?
If you’re going to date someone, you’d want it to lead to marriage eventually, wouldn’t you?
Once you start dating, living together, or getting married, there will be plenty of moments when you catch a scent by chance.
Whether intentional or unavoidable.
If it smells good at those times, it puts you at ease.
It calms you down.
There’s a little happiness right there.
But if it doesn’t smell good, you start feeling irritated and restless, and a little unhappiness creeps in.
That’s why scent matters.

Now, as for this work, hair scent isn’t really relevant.
Sorry.
If I had to say anything, maybe the protagonist, I, and the lead actress, Shiori Kuraki, just weren’t compatible in that way.
They said they fought and broke up a few years ago, but maybe they just couldn’t stand each other’s scent on a gut level?
Who knows.
Even if it was just the heat of the moment and alcohol, they were such a close couple that they went as far as making a very indecent home video, so how did things end up like this?
They probably never checked their scent compatibility before dating.
Or maybe they only started dating in a kind of vague, go-with-the-flow way, which seems pretty likely too.
I’m guessing they were college students or around that age, and college romance is often like that.
I once dated someone in college because things just kind of happened, and then got dumped after a month.
Come to think of it, I never checked our scent compatibility back then.
Lesson learned.
Please be careful too.
In this work, the woman is the one who suffers, but someday the tables could turn and it could be you who ends up suffering.