I meant more like the game downplaying it rather than her lying about it. It makes sure every step of the way that she is seen in a good light. As a person that has grown up surrounded by similar people I think its not realistic for a person in that circumstance to be this lucky to avoid any and all consequences of her horrible life decisions. She doesn't get abused, instead she gets promoted to
assistant, she stops being smart and is oblivious to his pretty obvious bad intentions to minimize her fault, she conveniently finds out after the first girl she helps lure so the damage she does is as small as possible.
I feel a more immersive/compelling narrative would be if she deep down knew what she was doing, but the need for drugs was more important for her. Could you still look past that and try to help her now?
Since I know you play
DIk, if I hated
Jill going behind MC's back with the
Chad fight, you can imagine how I feel about Risa fooling Guy and putting him in danger here. The guy has black eye already, its clear he can't handle shit, what made her think he is properly equipped to deal with Psycho drug lords? Disregard for his well being? selfish needs of redemption no matter the cost? I am expected to believe that she is now a reformed saint?

This made me wonder if I would see this in a different light if this was a choice event, rather than forced plot.