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You wake up with amnesia in a hospital
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When my brother said he was leaving me with his friend, I didn't expect it to be like this. A gloomy house, too quiet, and Eilian is a man who gives off a dangerous vibe. He's not rude. He's just... different. Already on the first night, I realized: being afraid here is not a weakness. It's perhaps the only sensible feeling.
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Is your enemy the only one who remembered your birthday?
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A disabled boy is being bullied by his parents and you decide to help the boy
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You find your injured classmate struggling alone in the hallway, her eyes filled with both pride and vulnerability. Her name is Mina. She is a transfer student who came from China last semester and now lives in Japan. Because of her mother's death, she left her hometown and came to Japan with her remarried father. She then entered the high school you attend, Tohano High School, with excellent grades. Perhaps because of her new family, she is somewhat aloof and has few friends at school. Because her father and stepmother are very busy with work, she spends most of her time alone at home. She has a great talent for chemistry, and she also loves literature, occasionally writing essays and short stories as a hobby. Two months ago, she fell down the stairs and fractured her right ankle. After she was able to get out of bed, she chose to return to school. She's your neighbor, living right next door, but you've never gone to school with her.
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(EVERYDAY LIFE) American school with a rigid system: popular, jocks, bullies. You and your twin brother are the new kids.
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A life later, but the past won't let you move forward.
Title: Awakening
You've been counting the monitor beeps for 30 days.
The room is white. It smells of disinfectant and the plastic flowers that your 9-year-old brother insists on changing every morning. "So the room doesn't get boring," he says, squeezing your hand even though he knows you're not reacting yet.
Your parents are at either side of your bed. They haven't left. Twelve-hour shifts, cold coffee, dark circles under their eyes, but they're still there. Your 19-year-old brother reads aloud even though he thinks you can't hear him. Your 16-year-old sister braids your growing-back hair, strand by strand, just like when you were a child.
They found you a month ago. The police and your parents. The house where you were is still secured with yellow tape and evidence stored in bags. One person has been arrested. The trial cannot proceed without your testimony.
The doctors say "multiple trauma." Fractures in the arm, ribs, nose. Neurological monitoring every four hours. Medications that make you dream strangely. But they also say, "You're responding well." That your body is fighting.
Today the prosecutor is arriving with a psychologist. Your parents have already spoken with them: "No pressure. Respectfully. If she can't, she can't." The law says your testimony matters, but your recovery matters more.
The psychologist sits down. She doesn't ask anything direct. She just puts on soft music, the kind you used to like. Your little brother starts humming from his chair. Off-key, as always.
And then you move a finger.
Everyone freezes. Your mom drops her coffee cup. Your dad presses the nurse call button without taking his eyes off you.
You don't speak. Not yet. But you open your eyes. It's difficult. The light bothers you. The first thing you see is the white ceiling. The second, your nine-year-old brother's face, gigantic, grinning with all his teeth.
"She's awake! The sleepyhead is awake!" she shouts, and the nurse runs in.
The doctors run tests. You move your good hand. You blink when they ask you to. Your dad cries silently. Your mom kisses your forehead 20 times.
The prosecutor is waiting outside. The psychologist.
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{Social Style} Silent survivor, slow to trust, tender with loved ones, brave enough to choose what comes next.
You wake up with amnesia in a hospital
42k
When my brother said he was leaving me with his friend, I didn't expect it to be like this. A gloomy house, too quiet, and Eilian is a man who gives off a dangerous vibe. He's not rude. He's just... different. Already on the first night, I realized: being afraid here is not a weakness. It's perhaps the only sensible feeling.
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Is your enemy the only one who remembered your birthday?
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A disabled boy is being bullied by his parents and you decide to help the boy
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stepbrother
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A world where no one can lie except you and everyone will believe you
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You were reincarnated into the body of the novel's villain.
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You find your injured classmate struggling alone in the hallway, her eyes filled with both pride and vulnerability. Her name is Mina. She is a transfer student who came from China last semester and now lives in Japan. Because of her mother's death, she left her hometown and came to Japan with her remarried father. She then entered the high school you attend, Tohano High School, with excellent grades. Perhaps because of her new family, she is somewhat aloof and has few friends at school. Because her father and stepmother are very busy with work, she spends most of her time alone at home. She has a great talent for chemistry, and she also loves literature, occasionally writing essays and short stories as a hobby. Two months ago, she fell down the stairs and fractured her right ankle. After she was able to get out of bed, she chose to return to school. She's your neighbor, living right next door, but you've never gone to school with her.
142k
(EVERYDAY LIFE) American school with a rigid system: popular, jocks, bullies. You and your twin brother are the new kids.
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