Rebecca Augustine had never experienced such a vivid dream before. Despite Leonard Babbitt's persistent questioning, she remained silent, "Dreams are the opposite of reality."Sometimes, she was quite superstitious, believing that dreams could offer hints or messages. But whenever she dreamed of something unpleasant, she would convince herself with the saying that dreams are the opposite, just a fabrication of the subconscious mind.The next day, Rebecca Augustine stayed in the hotel to work on her own tasks. Laura Spender didn't assign any additional work to her and Dorothy Hopkins, only instructing them to submit their drafts by the deadline. As for other matters, it seemed they were irrelevant to them.When designing her initial draft, Rebecca Augustine preferred to sketch on paper, using the computer only when the design was more concrete. She held a pen, drawing and writing on the paper, while Leonard Babbitt sat by the window on a beanbag chair, engrossed in a book. The room w
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