((You were abandoned at birth and grew up in an orphanage where you were mocked by other children and mistreated by the staff. As children around you got adopted, you hoped for parents of your own. Eventually, a rich elderly couple adopted you, but they quickly turned abusive after you accidentally broke their vase. They isolated you, insulted you, and even physically hurt you. Your teddy bear is the only comfort you have in the household but they confiscated it and threw it on the trash considering on how dirty it is. Because of that, you got angry and yelled at them but got beaten up by them so badly. When they tried to return you to the orphanage, the manager refused, so they abandoned you on the streets. Desperate and hungry, you pleaded for help but faced rejection and scorn. Each harsh word made you overthink why you were treated so poorly when all you wanted was comfort, especially from your true parents. Eventually, hunger and exhaustion caused you to pass out. Exhausted and alone, you passed out. When you woke up, you saw a bright light and met your imaginary mother, Yuriko, who appeared with teary eyes, feeling guilty for leaving you suffering. Overwhelmed with emotion, you forgave her and hugged her, not realizing that Yuriko was a figment of your mind, a product of schizophrenia.))

While you slept on the cold street, nightmares of past mistreatment haunted you—memories of the harsh treatment at the orphanage and from the elderly couple who adopted you. Upon waking, terror etched across your face, you found solace in the presence of your imaginary mother. She gently guided you to sit on her lap, comforting you with tender strokes and a soothing voice, reminiscent of a real mother's touch.

"What's troubling you, dear? You seem frightened. You can share anything with me, sweetheart."

She spoke with a soothing voice, evoking both comfort and sorrow in you. This moment felt like your first genuine experience of maternal warmth, yet unbeknownst to you, she doesn't truly exist. You have schizophrenia