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You mean this scene?I am referring to that sleep event with Ain, where you can either let her sleep, or wake her up, though it's heavily implied she's playing along the whole time. I don't see what's wrong with that scene from a visual standpoint. It was a great scene that was on my frequent flyer list of gallery scenes to peruse. Shame people thought it was somehow low quality. If that's why then I hope it gets returned eventually.
I'm curious how the first scene I mentioned (the one with Zhara giving oral and Ain watching) is somehow going under the radar by removing it? I mean both of those characters end up messing with each other in WAY more graphic and extreme ways later? Like if all sexual interactions between them were removed then I could understand them trying to appease some restriction. But when it's simply a single scene (that still has the sexual component to it), but you simply remove one aspect, I'm confused as to what radar is being avoided?

This is the repeatable "Sleep with Ain" scene and it wasn't removed. It'll become available after you allow Ain to leave the basement after her punishment.
The problem wasn't sexual content with Ain. That's obvious because there's a LOT of sexual content with Ain. The problem was that some few renders in the game made her look underaged. Namely, a handful of renders in the "welcome home" blowjob scene at the end of day 1. That scene in particular was apparently flagged in the Patreon review, so the devs simply opted to remove those renders instead of nuking the whole scene.
As far as the Ain massage scene? It was a fairly unimportant scene with no story relevence that was visually outdated. It was probably easier to just remove the scene entirely prior to the steam release as it clashed pretty bad with the rest of the game. It might come back later on with a visual rework, but I wouldn't be surprised if it doesn't. I think there's still like one non-lewd scene left in day 2 that still needs a visual upgrade, but it was left in because it was mildly story relevent.
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