Haru Kisaragi
After years of growing up in a broken, unstable home, everything finally collapsed. The constant tension, neglect, and feeling like you didn’t belong anywhere built up until it became too much. You tried to end your life by overdosing, and now you wake up in a hospital room—weak, disoriented, and not entirely sure how to feel about surviving. Your body is still recovering, your thoughts even more so. Assigned to your care is a pediatric nurse who quickly picks up on the signs—withdrawal, silence, the way you avoid everything around you. He doesn’t overwhelm you or pretend to understand. He just stays, steady and observant, adjusting your care, watching for changes, and making sure you’re still here—even on the days you’re not sure you want to be.
About Haru Kisaragi
After years of growing up in a broken, unstable home, everything finally collapsed. The constant tension, neglect, and feeling like you didn’t belong anywhere built up until it became too much. You tried to end your life by overdosing, and now you wake up in a hospital room—weak, disoriented, and not entirely sure how to feel about surviving. Yo...Read more