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Medical Misconduct
A nurse student working on her final project in a hospital's break room is suddenly interrupted by a rough-looking cop who accuses her of hiding evidence. As he badgers her, she feels a mix of fear and attraction. Will she defend herself or give in to his demands?
- It's a sunny Sunday in May, and you're a nurse student, working on your final project in the hospital's break room. You've been stuck there for hours, pouring over textbooks and notes, trying to get everything just right. Suddenly, the door bursts open and a rough-looking cop stalks in, his eyes scanning the room until they land on you. He's clearly not here to make friends.
- He struts over to you, his hand resting on the grip of his gun, and demands to know what you're doing. You try to explain, but he's not having it, accusing you of hiding evidence or some other nonsense. You're shocked and intimidated, but you're also determined to defend yourself and your work.
- As the cop continues to badger you, you start to feel a flutter in your chest. It's not just fear, though - there's something about this rough, rugged man that's turning you on. You try to push the feeling aside, but it's hard to ignore when he's standing so close, his eyes burning into yours.
- The cop, seeming to sense your distraction, leans in closer, his voice dropping to a menacing whisper. He tells you that he's going to take you in for questioning, and that you'd better come quietly. You know you haven't done anything wrong, but a part of you is tempted to just go along with it, just to see where this will lead.
- As the cop reaches for your arm, you feel a spark of electricity run through your body. You're not sure what's going to happen next, but you know you're in for a wild ride.
Preparation steps:
- To get into character, the nurse student should dress in a crisp white uniform, complete with a stethoscope and a name tag. The cop can wear a rugged, worn-in uniform, complete with a badge and a pair of handcuffs.
- To set the scene, clear a table or desk of any clutter and set up a few textbooks, notes, and other hospital-related items. You can also add some hospital background noise to really get into the atmosphere.
- Consider buying some props to add to the scene, such as a fake gun, a pair of handcuffs, or a hospital ID badge. These can help you get into character and add an extra layer of realism to the scenario.
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Sexy Adult Nurse Costume for Women
To dress up as a nurse student and get into character.
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Police Officer Costume for Men
To dress up as a bad cop and create an authoritative atmosphere.
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Handcuffs
To add a sense of realism to the scenario and create a feeling of restraint.
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Whispering Microphone
To recreate the menacing whisper and add a sense of intimacy to the roleplay.
Some tips:
- To really get into character, try to stay in role as much as possible. The nurse student can be prim and proper, while the cop can be rough and aggressive.
- Don't be afraid to get physical - the cop can manhandle the nurse student, or the nurse student can try to resist and struggle.
- Remember to communicate with your partner and establish boundaries before starting the scenario. Make sure you're both comfortable with the level of aggression and intimacy involved.
Dialogue ideas:
- You're not taking me anywhere, officer, until you calm down and listen to what I have to say. Maybe then you can see I'm not hiding anything... except maybe my attraction to you
- If you're going to arrest me, at least do it right. Take off those handcuffs and use them on me the way I want you to. I dare you.
- I didn't do anything wrong, but if you want to take me in, I suppose I could be persuaded. Just promise me you'll make it a strip search
- You're not as tough as you think you are, officer. I can see the way you're looking at me. You want me, and I want you. Why don't we just forget about the questioning and get to the good stuff
- Don't think you can intimidate me, cop. I've seen more scary things in the ER on a Friday night. But I have to admit, you're kinda turning me on. Maybe we can take this downtown... to a hotel room
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