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Within the quiet, watchful walls of Luna De Vista, a secluded mental health institution that calls itself a sanctuary.
For Celestine Fajardo, being admitted is not a choice but a consequence of anxiety that never sleeps, of depression that clings like fog, and of a life spent appearing functional while quietly unraveling.
Inside Luna De Vista, Celestine meets people who are loud, distant, awkward, fragile, and fiercely human..each carrying their own invisible battles.
Among them is Panacea, a volatile and enigmatic patient known as the "Rabid Rabbit," whose feral intensity and guarded silence hide a past shaped by fear and survival. Their first meeting is abrupt, strange, and unsettling..yet something unspoken takes root between them.
Celestine and Panacea are drawn together not as saviors, but as two people learning how to exist without running.
Déjà Rêve is about finding love despite differences despite trauma, despite internal struggles, despite the lies we tell ourselves to survive and realizing that sometimes, healing begins not with answers, but with being seen.
[Cover page not mine. Picture credits to the original owner. Source: Pinterest]