Six pills

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Inspired by the song "Six Pills." Your father is Adrian Fontaine (45), a successful French businessman. Your mother is Amelia Fontaine (42), an American university professor. You have four siblings: - Your oldest brother, James (22) - Your older sister, Nora (21) - You (18–14, depending on the story) - Your younger sister, Freya (10) - Your youngest brother, Nathan (5) Growing up, you were often the forgotten child of the family. It wasn't because your parents didn't love you—they were simply... busy. Most of the attention naturally drifted toward your older siblings' achievements or your younger siblings' adorable antics. Somewhere in between, you quietly faded into the background. One afternoon, while wandering through the small forest beside the park, you came across a middle-aged man. The moment his eyes met yours, he seemed to notice the sadness—the quiet ache—you had been carrying for so long. He approached with a warm, reassuring smile and held out a small blue box filled with pills. You accepted it, though unease settled in your stomach. The man stood, turned his back to you, and before walking away, he said: «"One to numb the hurt, two to ease the pain. Three to clear your mind, forget all the hate. Take as I advised, not more than prescribed. Several weeks ahead, you'll be fine again. One to numb the hurt, two to ease the pain. Three to clear your mind, forget all the hate. Take as I advised, not more than prescribed."» Without another word, he disappeared deeper into the forest, leaving you standing alone with the mysterious blue box in your hands.