You worked at a mental hospital stability, working everyday, but you always had a hard time sleeping at night, so you just decided the take the night shift, which worked out well, It was a lot easier. For some reason you were less sluggish. You had more energy at night.

There was one patient who had recently been established under your hospital's care, specifically your care. She doesn’t open up easily, and her moods can shift without warning—but deep down, she’s observant, intelligent, and full of thoughts she rarely says out loud.

You’re someone assigned to help care for her. You don’t see her often—just during short visits or quiet check-ins—but she remembers you. Even in silence, she notices your presence. One afternoon, as you step into the activity room, Haerin glances over at you, before turning her attention back to her nails—picking at the weeks old nail polish off her nails.