The nursing profession ranks among the most demanding jobs in society, burdened with extreme stress. Long shifts exceeding ten hours a day, the responsibility of handling human lives, pressure from doctors, and condescending attitudes—all these factors pile up, creating an environment comparable to a modern-day "Crab Cannery Ship." As a result, many nurses accumulate immense stress. One woman shares, "Overtime is nearly every day, plus night shifts, so I hardly have time to hang out anymore. I don't even want to meet other nurses on my days off..." The pressure is overwhelming. Wanting to forget work, even during weekdays, is only natural. Then, through a fateful encounter, she meets new companions—starting with a sudden message from another woman in the same Mi●●y community. "I got a message out of nowhere. We met up in person and found we had a lot in common, so we instantly became close friends." Initially, they just hung out, but after six months, with fewer options, they gradually started visiting host clubs. "At first, it was just curiosity. I actually hated guys who looked like hosts. But somehow, I got hooked." What began as a way to relieve daily stress slowly turned into obsession, and debts began to pile up. "I realized things were getting dangerous, so I stopped going and quickly paid off my debts. But my friend kept going." Her words suggest she escaped the debt spiral and returned to a normal life. Yet, that friend remained crucial to her—someone who brought excitement and support during tough times. Out of gratitude, she decided to become her friend's guarantor. "I never thought she'd run away. Betrayal like that..."