Galaxy Dream Catcher Novels & Stories

Finally, we arrived at a village that looked like a fairytale world to me. The colour of their houses is vintage. On their veranda is a dreamcatcher decorated with beads and feathers, which hangs below the hoop. "So beautiful," I whispered. It's exactly like what I wrote in my novel. After I got down, I felt the purple dreamcatcher hanging in front of a pretty house. Several ornamental plants adorn the garden of the house. Suddenly, Jake let out a wolf sound, awakening the colonists from their slumber. They came out of the houses and went to both of us.

Wisnu handed me a brown wooden box with beautiful carvings. "What's this?" "A few days before he died, he ordered this from my brother who sells custom handmade goods, it was just made yesterday," said Wisnu with a sad look. No, I don't want to cry, I can't cry. I opened the box slowly. My smile widened seeing the very beautiful brown dream catcher. I complained to him several times because I often had nightmares in my sleep. And he ordered this right away? There is our name engraved on it. "Thank you," I said slowly.

"I promise." It's nearly dawn when Ariadne's bags are all packed. She's lingering by her son's room, soaking in the dim, mottled blue-grey hues. Ashley is asleep, brows furrowed as he twists and turns restlessly. Ariadne watches a moment more, wondering if she should slip away without saying goodbye, or wake the boy up and make peace before she leaves. The Omega decides on the latter, slowly traversing the space, a dream catcher in her hands that she'd quickly made from the contents of a feather pillow, glitter, and whatever other supplies she found in her kid's craft station.