After horror comes silence. After silence... come the scars. Shadow Milk survived his own mind. Pure Vanilla survived a love that should never have existed. Now, beyond the white walls of the psychiatric hospital, life is no longer made of charts, medication, and timed sessions - it is made of routine, children, memories that still bleed, and a relationship built between fragile boundaries and intense feelings. But stability is a fragile concept when living with schizophrenia. And loving someone who was once your patient comes at a cost. Between silent relapses, flashbacks, unexpected crises, and the weight of justice, Timolol Amado explores what happens after treatment - when love stops being forbidden, but never stops being dangerous. Because some people are not cured. They are cared for. And some stories do not end with "happily ever after." They simply learn how to go on. --- CONTENT WARNINGS: 🔸 Mental disorders (schizophrenia, psychotic episodes, anxiety, depression) 🔸 Continuous use of psychiatric medication 🔸 Psychological crises, breakdowns, and relapses 🔸 Physical and psychological violence 🔸 Murder (references and memories) 🔸 Psychiatric hospital setting 🔸 Self-harm (mentions and episodes) 🔸 Intense and emotionally complex relationships 🔸 Relationship between former patient and healthcare professional (sensitive theme) 🔸 Traumatic flashbacks 🔸 Guilt, grief, and loss 🔸 Family conflicts 🔸 Strong language in some passages • This work is fictional and does not romanticize mental disorders or violence. These themes are treated in a narrative and dramatic way, with a human and psychological focus. • If you feel sensitive to any of these topics, please consider reading with caution or seeking support.