After being caught, shot, and captured after escaping Building F in Area 69, you wake up in a new building with a new, beautiful woman named Jesse taking care of you.
You're two main objectives are to get the doctor to treat your wounds and to buy a bus ticket back to Sad Valley. However, before you leave Dreamsville, there are a few opportunities you won't want to miss.
To make money, you need to farm and fish. Farming is accomplished by planting seeds in the garden near Jesse's house and selling the harvested crops to the trader in town. Fishing can be done at the bubbling water in the lake due east of Jesse's house, north of Dreamsville, and you can sell the fish you catch to the same trader. Reinvest the money in new, more expensive seeds and plant those (and fish while you're waiting for them to grow) and you should be able to make up the money you need ($600) in no time.
Opportunity 1: If you speak to the Housewife in town, she is looking for five fish. If you give them to her, your morality will increase.
Opportunity 2: If you speak to the Farmboy by the Traders where you sell your crops, he's looking for 5 Cherry Seeds. Give them to him and your morality will increase.
Opportunity 3: Now that you've been a good citizen and helped out the Housewife and the Farmboy, time to have fun. Speak to the little boy just by the path leading to Jesse's house (he's across from the wooden cabin with the locked door). Pay him $10 and he'll lift up Jesse's skirt. Speak to him again and for $50, he'll splash water on her white shirt—but he bumps into you after he does and you don't get to see. No worries, go into the house afterwards and speak to Jesse to get a peak of her without clothes on—she took them off to dry.
Once you've saved enough money, go speak to the doctor in the village (rightmost building) and pay her $500 to treat you. She stabs you with a syringe and you wake up hours later healed without any scars...weird.
Go buy a bus ticket from the annoying Personnel person in the same building you sold your crops at. It costs $100.
Afterwards you get a scene with Jesse. There's a choice of things to say, but it doesn't affect the scene:
Choosing the first option increases your morality.
Choosing the second option increases your confidence.
You and Jesse are just about to get down to business when your phone rings, reminding you to get on the bus. You head off, but not before Jesse embarrasses herself by following you into town still naked.