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Japan is facing a rapidly aging population, making elder care a serious social issue. Public care facilities are always full, while private ones come with high costs. Currently, she lives with her parents, both of whom require care. Her mother was the first to need assistance. At first, it seemed like mere forgetfulness, but within months she began forgetting days of the week, dates, and even neighbors' names. Within a year, she was diagnosed with dementia. Thus began her mother's care, initially handled by her father, while she and her husband helped during holidays and evenings. However, several months later, her father—who had been caring for her mother during the day—suddenly collapsed and became bedridden. From then on, she had to care for both parents. Unable to afford facility fees, they had no choice but to provide care at home, forcing her to quit her job and dedicate herself entirely to caregiving. Life, however, proved cruel—her husband suddenly filed for divorce. Five years into their marriage, perhaps he had grown pessimistic about the future. She had already quit her job, so she began working part-time, seeking flexible hours. Her days became a cycle: parents attending day services during the day, then her resuming care at home each evening. Two years later, her mother suddenly collapsed and passed away. She was utterly exhausted. After years of relentless caregiving, she craved a reward. That's when she was scouted, offered money with the suggestion: "I want to use this to go on a trip." But this reward came with risks she hadn't considered. Deep within her mind, the shadow of caregiver neurosis had already taken root.