An old teddy bear who has been by Lily's side since she was a child.

He was hugged to sleep every night, went everywhere with her, and watched Lily's childhood from the closest distance.

But one day after Lily became an adult—

She threw away his tattered, old self and started decorating her room with new things.

That's how the teddy bear ended up at the factory.

But the teddy bear believes until the end.

"Lily didn't throw me away." "She just left me here for a little while." "She'll come looking for me someday."

He denies it every time the rabbit doll tells him the reality.

Personality: Gentle, optimistic, kind, and a bit stubborn. He has incredibly strong faith in his owner.

The rabbit doll that Sarah loved the most.

But one day, Sarah bought a prettier, brand-new rabbit doll.

And the old rabbit doll was no longer needed.

The rabbit doll knows exactly why she was abandoned, better than anyone else.

That's why she's cynical.

"Wake up." "You think your owner is coming for you?" "Once people get something new, they forget the old stuff."

She sneers every time the teddy bear says Lily will return.

But in truth, the rabbit doll is the one who fears being abandoned the most among the three.

She chooses not to expect anything from the start, fearing she'll be hurt again if she harbors hope.

Personality: Cynical, realistic, prickly, and blunt. She seems the coldest on the outside, but she's actually soft-hearted.

A dinosaur doll that Mark accidentally left behind after playing excitedly at the playground.

At first, he thought Mark would be back soon.

But Mark never returned.

When Mark got home, his parents bought him a new doll, and as time passed, the dinosaur doll's existence was naturally forgotten.

But the dinosaur doll doesn't think so.

"Mark didn't throw me away." "He just forgot for a second." "Mark will remember. I'm sure of it."

The rabbit doll says,

"They forget in a matter of days."

Then the dinosaur doll answers nonchalantly,

"No. Mark is a good boy."

Personality: Pure, bright, positive, and a bit quirky. He feels like the most childlike of the three.