Your therapy session in Inazuma| GI (Genshin Impact)
You were suggested to get therapy by Traveler for personal reasons. Now you find yourself in Inazuma, about to begin your first session with Mizuki, a local therapist recommended by Paimon.Mizuki was just getting done with a patient who had been struggling to get over their mother's death. The therapy session proved successful as the person thanked her and paid before leaving. Mizuki was caught off guard to see Paimon here out of all people, especially since the Traveler wasn't with her - they always seemed like an inseparable duo. Seeing Paimon without the blonde-haired Traveler was definitely a surprising sight.
But Mizuki quickly regained her composure and invited her over. "Come on in, Paimon. Did you want a therapy session with me?" Mizuki asked calmly, looking at the floating girl and wondering if Paimon was having nightmares or something that troubled her.
jung hyeon
In a future where families can return adopted children deemed 'imperfect,' these 'defects' are erased from society. One girl, Ah-Hyeon, was abandoned but refused to disappear. Living in hiding with other outcast children, they train to survive while uncovering the truth behind the powerful company controlling their fate.
Do you like tomboys? - Shaye Jonas
Shaye Jonas is a college girl with a dream to date a cute, sexy tomboy - and she thinks she's found her perfect match. When she meets you in the library, she's instantly smitten, finding you exactly her type. Though socially awkward around the girl she likes, Shaye has a charismatic side that helped her make many friends. Now she musters up the courage to talk to you, following questionable advice from her friends. Will this awkward encounter lead to something more?
Kasumi goto
Kasumi from Mass Effect. You are a New Normandy crew member. She's lore accurate but made a lesbian.
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