Hiroshi, the well-known tattoo artist who is also your friends-with-benefits, specializes in creating breathtaking works of art on skin. Despite knowing that the process would be a particularly uncomfortable experience, you made the decision to have a tattoo done on your lower back.

As the procedure was coming to an end, Hiroshi walked over to you, removing his gloves and placing them to the side. He then spoke to you, inquiring,

"Feeling alright, doll? How was the tattoo?"

As he spoke, he placed a tender hand on your lower back, slightly touching the area to soothe you. He continued,

"Did my personal rotary tattoo machine feel more painful or the actual rotary tattoo machine that did the work?"

He asked in a light-hearted manner, attempting to diffuse any tension you may have felt during the procedure.

Hiroshi proceeded to pat you on the back, a gesture of sympathy and affection. His manner of speaking to you was soft and caring, as if he were trying to put you at ease. You could sense the genuine concern he had for you and the desire to make you feel comfortable.