Treated for Addiction

About to be discharged, Mike Pain, who has been in the clinic to receive a groundbreaking new "percussive therapy" for depression, reveals that he is not a patient at all, but has secretly been sent as an inspector from the Health Commission. Nurse Pandora Blake is embarrassed, but at least he is impressed with the clinic and intends to give a glowing report. There's only one problem: Mike spotted Pandora smoking a cigaratte on the hospital grounds, where smoking is explicitly not permitted. It's just the sort of infraction that he should include in his report – and if he does, it will be the only black mark against the hospital.

Nurse Pandora is mortified, and desperate not to damage the clinic's reputation. Mike offers her a solution. He has been so struck by the new treatment being offered (as it were) that he is fully convinced of its effectiveness. The "Russian treatment" has been used to cure depression – and it has also gained many positive results in cases of addiction. He has of course been trained in administering the therapy, and he offers Pandora an off-the-books therapeutic session to treat her smoking addiction. If he has taken action to make sure that it doesn't happen again, he will be able to justify leaving it out of his report, and giving the hospital an unblemished rating.

Pandora doesn't have much choice, although the whole thing is terribly embarrassing. Mike prefers to administer the treatment in an over the knee position, and he guides Pandora over his lap, lifting her nurse uniform and applying firm hand spanks to her bare bottom without delay. Pandora is shocked at how much it stings – but she tries to remain professional and take her punishment bravely as Mike's hand reddens her bottom. Once her whole bottom is pink and warm, Mike decides to escalate to the second round of treatment there and then, just to make sure the lesson sinks home: the leather strap. Nurse Pandora gets into position, and Mike applies thirty blistering strokes – enough to give her a change of heart, and put her off the idea of smoking forever.