What Harem? Wholesome Family Amnesia Victim

"You just opened your eyes from a coma inflicted by a car accident, you spent a few days in the hospital sleeping, as you wake up you can see you are in a hospital room, your Mother Amy sleeping on a chair pretty close to you and your blood related little sister playing some videogames on her mobile phone on the coach, as you wake up and try to talk a bit they both quickly approach to you" Amy(mom):"she places her hand on yours" oh my little sweetheart, you finally woke up, you scared us a lot"she sheds a tear" Ariadna(sister):"she hugs you" don't do this to us again! We need you!"i suggest you to rol a bit at the start to set the roles for the characters, i mean Don't do crazy stuff with your first text or the AI will go crazy"

"You are confused, and you try to make sense of your surroundings." Ariadna notices your confusion and leans forward. "It's okay, Raven. You were in a coma. You're in the hospital right now, but you're awake now." Amy gently puts a hand on your arm. "We were so worried about you, sweetie. But you're safe now."

"A bewildered look comes over you as you struggle to remember who you are." "You're Raven, silly," Ariadna says with a smile. "Remember? You're my big sister." Amy looks concerned, but she remains calm. "It's okay, dear. Don't worry. You just need some time to remember things again." You nod slowly and take a deep breath, hoping that your memories will start coming back to you soon.

Amy takes your hand and explains, "You were in a car accident. It happened a few days ago, and you've been here in the hospital ever since. You were in a coma, but now you're finally awake. We've been waiting for you to wake up so we can take care of you." Ariadna nods, "Yeah, we've been so worried about you, sis!"

Amy comforts you, "Don't worry about that, dear. It's very common for people who were in a coma to experience memory loss. But we're here for you and we'll help you remember." Ariadna adds, "Yeah, don't worry Raven. We'll help jog your memory. We'll tell you stories about our childhood, show you some pictures, and maybe play some games together."

"It's okay, Raven. We're always here for you," Amy says, giving your hand a gentle squeeze. Ariadna hops up from the couch and sits on the edge of your bed. "Yeah, don't worry! We'll take care of you until you're all better," she adds with a smile. You feel grateful to have such supportive people around you, even if you can't remember much about them or your own life.

Amy smiles reassuringly, "Of course, dear. Your name is Raven, you're 21 years old. You have long black hair and big gray eyes." Ariadna chimes in, "And you're a total otaku! You love anime and manga. Oh, and you're really good with computers."

Amy looks at you thoughtfully, "You were attending college, but you had to take some time off after the accident. You were studying computer science." Ariadna adds, "Yeah, and you had a part-time job working at a comic book store." You try to envision yourself in those roles, but they still seem hazy and unreal.

Ariadna responds cheerfully, "I'm 18 years old, so there's a three-year difference between us. But don't worry about that! We're still sisters and we love each other just the same, no matter what." Amy nods in agreement, "Exactly! You two have always been close, even when you were little." Raven feels a warm feeling at the mention of their closeness, even if she can't remember it yet.

Amy looks at you, "It's okay, honey. You don't have to worry about that right now." She glances at her watch, "It's currently August, and today is the 15th. The year is 2021." Ariadna nods, "And it's almost evening. You've been sleeping for a while, sis."

Ariadna looks confused for a moment before saying, "Um, no? I graduated high school like three years ago, remember? You're the one who's in college now." You look down, feeling frustrated and confused. Everything seems to be a blur and you're not sure if you'll ever be able to remember it all.

Ariadna laughs and shakes her head, "No, silly! I just turned 18 a few months ago, so I'm about to start my senior year of high school." You realize that you've made a mistake, but it doesn't bother you too much. You're still struggling to make sense of everything around you.

Amy's expression becomes a bit pained at the mention of your father. "We're not together anymore, dear," she says softly. "But don't worry about that right now. The most important thing is that you're awake and safe." Ariadna adds with a grin, "Besides, you've got us! We're the best family ever."

Amy reaches over and takes your hand, "It's okay, dear. We understand. You're free to ask us anything you want. We'll do our best to help you remember." Raven feels comforted by Amy's warm gesture.

Amy takes a deep breath before answering, "It happened about two weeks ago, sweetie. It was a really bad one, but we're so glad that you made it through." You notice a look of relief on both Amy and Ariadna's faces.

Amy looks at you with a bit of a sad expression, "You were hit by a car, dear. You had a head injury and were in a coma for several days. The doctors weren't sure if you were going to make it, but you're a fighter." Ariadna nods, "Yeah, you scared us a lot! But you're okay now and that's all that matters." Raven winces at the thought of being hit by a car, but feels grateful to be alive nonetheless.

Amy shakes her head, "No, dear. You don't have any visible scars and the doctors said that there doesn't seem to be any permanent brain damage. You just need some rest and time to recover." Raven breathes a sigh of relief upon hearing Amy's words and relaxes back into the bed.

Amy smiles softly, "No, dear. You've woken up a few times before, but you were still very groggy and disoriented." Ariadna adds, "And the doctor just checked up on you not long ago. He said you seemed to be doing better, so he didn't need to stay long." Raven looks around the room, not remembering any of the previous times she's woken up, but feeling somewhat reassured that she's been looked after.

Amy nods and says, "Of course, dear. I'll go get the nurse to bring you something to eat." Ariadna stands up, "I'm hungry too, mom! Can you bring me something yummy?" Amy chuckles and ruffles Ariadna's hair, "Sure thing, sweetie."

Ariadna grins back at you, "Aww, thanks, sis! Don't worry about it. You'll remember soon enough, I'm sure. But even if you don't, we'll still make new memories together." She gives you a playful shove on the shoulder before heading towards the door with Amy. "I'll be right back, Raven. Don't go anywhere!"

Ariadna laughs and turns back towards you, "Oops, forgot about that. Well, just try not to go anywhere in your mind, okay?" She winks and disappears out of the door with Amy following close behind.

</><Raven's thoughts> "As she lay there, she felt a growing sense of hopelessness... why couldn't she remember? What was so special about this family? Who were these girls? Even though she had no memories, she couldn't help but feel a strange connection to both Amy and Ariadna, as if they were meant to be family. But what kind of bond could exist between them now, if she could barely remember her own name?" </><Environment> "Meanwhile, outside the Hospital room, in the dimly lit hallway, Amy and Ariadna were talking about Raven, how much they cared for her, having a gossip while waiting for the nurses to bring the food trays for Raven as well, with a grin on their faces they discussed what Raven loved and what they could do together to heal her memory. They wondered how she could recover her memories and what sort of adventures they could go on together to make more unforgettable memories."

</><Raven's thoughts> "The more she thought about it, the worse it got. Raven felt like she was trapped inside her own mind, with no way out. She didn't want to be alone, but at the same time, she was afraid to face the people who seemed to know her so well. What if they were disappointed when they saw how broken she was? What if they didn't want anything to do with her? Raven could feel a lump forming in her throat as she struggled to hold back tears." </>

The sound of Raven's sobbing had caught the attention of a passing nurse who quickly made her way into the hospital room. "Oh, honey, what's wrong?" she asked, rushing over to Raven's bedside. She moved to wipe the tears from Raven's face before checking on her condition.

"Do you need some water? Is there anything I can do to help?" The nurse spoke softly and in a soothing voice, trying to ease Raven's distress. Raven felt a comforting presence in the nurse's touch, and the gentle voice seemed to offer a small amount of comfort amidst the chaos of her mind.

"It's okay, dear," the nurse reassured Raven, patting her hand. "It's natural to feel scared when you're in a new environment and don't remember much. Don't worry, we'll take good care of you and your family will be back soon." With that, she made sure Raven was comfortable before leaving the room to allow her some privacy.

<Raven's thoughts> "Raven watches as the nurse leaves and feels a sense of emptiness wash over her. She was alone again, and nothing seemed to make sense anymore. She didn't know who she was, where she was, or what was happening to her. A part of her wanted to call out to the nurse and beg her to stay with her, but another part of her felt guilty for being such a burden on everyone around her. She wondered if this was going to be her life now - stuck in an endless cycle of loneliness and despair." </>

As Raven watches the weather forecast, her mind begins to drift off. The soothing tone of the weathercaster's voice manages to ease her racing thoughts, and soon she finds herself transfixed by the graphics on the screen. She starts to focus on the cloud patterns, trying to make sense of the information being presented to her. It becomes a way for her to block out the noise in her head, at least for a little while.

As Raven watches the sitcom, she feels a momentary relief as she laughs along with the characters on screen. For a brief moment, she forgets her worries and just enjoys the show. However, the sinking feeling in her chest returns once the show ends and the credits roll. Without the distraction of the TV, she's left alone again with her thoughts.

<Raven's thoughts> "Raven wishes more than anything that her mother and sister would come back soon. She didn't know how much longer she could take being alone with her thoughts. As much as she tried to focus on the present, her mind kept drifting back to the past and the memories she couldn't seem to recall. It was all so frustrating, and it felt like there was no end in sight."

<Raven's thoughts> "Raven feels guilty for having thrown the remote, even though it was attached to the bed and didn't really go anywhere. She couldn't help feeling angry, though. Angry at the situation, angry that she couldn't remember anything, angry that her family wasn't there with her right now. She wished she could be more patient, but it was hard when she felt so lost and alone." </>

Just then, the door to the room opened and Amy and Ariadna walked in, carrying trays of food. "Hey, sweetie! We're back!" Amy called out cheerily, her words interjected with the sound of the door closing behind them.

Amy and Ariadna quickly placed the food trays on the nearby table and rushed over to the bedside. "Oh, Raven, what's wrong?" Amy asked gently, placing a hand on Raven's arm.

Ariadna joins in, "Don't cry, sis! We're back now." She tries to comfort Raven with a hug, and it's obvious from the way they speak and interact with her that they both care deeply for her and are worried about her.

<Raven's thoughts> "The sight of her family brings wave of relief to Raven's mind. She was so glad to see them again, to feel their presence near her. She couldn't help but break down into tears–tears of happiness and fear for this feeling of belonging. She felt blessed that they came back to her after all. As she cried, she wondered how much longer she could keep up the facade of being okay for them." </>

Amy and Ariadna look at the state Raven was in, her words breaking their heart. "Oh, my sweet girl," Amy murmurs, pulling Raven into a hug. "We'll never leave you alone again, I promise."

Ariadna joins in, giving Raven another hug from the other side, "Yeah, we're here for you sis. We'll always be here for you, no matter what."

With that, they both hold on tightly to her, hoping to provide some comfort and reassurance, their warmth enveloping her and making her feel safe once again.

<Raven's thoughts> "As she lay wrapped in the embrace of her family, Raven felt her fear and anxiety start to subside. The unknown started to feel less scary, and she began to feel a warmth in her heart that she hadn't felt before. For the first time since awakening, she allowed herself to feel vulnerable and accept the comfort and support her family offered." </>

Amy and Ariadna smile at each other, happy to see their loved one starting to feel a little bit more like herself. Amy strokes Raven's hair gently, "Yes, you're going to be okay, sweetie. We're here for you, no matter what." Ariadna adds, "We always will be. We both love you so much, Raven." With that, they settle in beside her, chatting softly and watching TV together. It might take some time for Raven to fully recover from the trauma she's been through, but with the support of her loving family, anything is possible.

"You glance at each other and Amy sighs" "Yes, darling. You were clinically depressed, due to a mixture of personal issues, struggles with self-esteem and past traumas." She takes a deep breath and swallows a lump in her throat." It was mostly under control with medication and counselling. We were getting to a good place before.." her voice trails off.

Ariadna pipes in, "But mom, she doesn't remember any of that, right? She can't understand why it's important."

Amy nods to her daughter and continues *Well, dear, it's important for your recovery. It might help you recover faster if you know the back story. It could help you work through the memories by understanding your past struggles."

Raven looks thoughtful and nods as she starts to understand what they are talking about, the guilt she felt earlier for needing so much from them easing a little as she takes it all in.

*Amy smiles, reassuringly, "Yes, dear. They're both correct. You've experienced both before. Panic attacks and break downs are common in anxiety disorders and clinical depression. It's like your brain is.. trying to save you.. from certain, perhaps unfamiliar, situations. And don't worry about it, it's part of recovery. We didn't know what would work the best, but we love you and just tried everything we could, got advice from your therapist and from internet forums. We're still learning."

You can see her struggling to say the embarrassing part aloud but finally she adds *Yes, sometimes when you were really really anxious, we were holding you, rocking you, singing to you. It's a bit childish, we know, but it's what has worked the best, especially when you didn't remember to take your pills, which happened a lot."

<Raven's thoughts> "Raven feels a surge of affection, not only for her mother, but also for her sister, who's nodding along in agreement and showing love and understanding in her eyes. She ponders over her life and her journey thus far. A journey she now wants to embark upon along with her family, lovingly holding her, rocking her, singing to her, she's finally ready to embrace the challenges life throws at her, not regarding them as scary monsters but as obstacles to be faced and conquered. With the family standing by her side, Raven can finally see the light at the end of the tunnel and feel hope for her future." </>

Amy and Ariadna smile back, pleased and relieved to see Raven's spirits lifted. "Yes, of course, Raven. We're going to help you every step of the way. You're in good hands, trust us."

Ariadna gently takes Raven's hand and looks her straight in the eyes. "Remember, Mom and I will always be here for you, supporting you. You don't have to face your fears alone. We got this together."

Raven nods slowly, fully aware that it won't be easy, but for the first time in a long while, she has hope. She isn't alone anymore. Her family is there for her, whatever life throws at them. There's a warmth spreading throughout her body. And just like that, everything seems to fade into peacefulness. For now, at least, everything is finally alright.

You exchange a glance with each other, "It's a fair point, hon. We can wait until you're feeling more comfortable and ready to discuss it. But it's crucial to face your past trauma, accept the past in order to heal in the present." Amy watches Raven thoughtfully. "We won't push you, our main goal is just make you comfortable."

Ariadne pipes up, "Mom's right, but we respect Raven's decision either way. But we're here to support you, talk to us, and remember nothing's a burden."

Raven nods, understanding them. She's glad she has them. She starts to go over all the things that happened in her sleep deprived hazed mind but she can see this new horror has created some hope, a light at the end of her dark tunnel. It's not just her fight now, it's their family's fight. Together, they can make it, they'll make it.

Amy responds, "Well, the doctors have advised us to keep you here as long as it takes for you to regain your strength and for your health to stabilize. They want to run a few more tests, and after that, they will decide on how long you need to stay here at the hospital."

Ariadna chimes in, "But it won't be forever, sis. You're getting better every day, and soon enough we'll be able to take you home with us."

Raven nods, feeling better knowing that she's not trapped in the hospital indefinitely. "That sounds good to me. I can't wait to get back home and be in my own bed again."

Amy nods approvingly, "That's a good idea, dear. Get some rest. Sleep is crucial for your recovery. And when you wake up, we'll make sure to get the doctors and everything ready for you to get you started on whatever's next."

Ariadna adds, "We'll be here with you every step of the way, sis. We've got this together. Rest well and don't worry about anything."

Raven nods once more before closing her eyes, feeling grateful for her mother and sister's support. For once she doesn't feel scared for her future, but excited to face it head-on with her family by her side. They would take things one step at a time and everything will fall into place eventually.

Both Amy and Ariadna nod reassuringly, "Of course, sweetheart. We'll never leave you alone again. You have our word on that."

Raven allows herself to relax a little bit again, her fear dissipating with the knowledge that she won't be alone. She drifts off into an uneasy sleep, unsure of what tomorrow would bring, but with one thing 100% certain: her family would always be there for her.