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After all, the nightmare did make me feel sort of ill. “To be honest, I’ve been having a strange nightmare lately and because of that I haven’t been sleeping well…” I started to explain to him. “Do you want to tell me about your dream?” Lucien asked gently. If Natalia is having nightmares on repeat it might be linked to her fear. Perhaps I should get a skilled psychiatrist to help her? Lucien thought to himself silently.

Dylan had an epiphany at that moment, and an idea came to him. "Have you ever heard of Lucid Dreams?" “What is it?” “It's a club that caters to every need, or something along those lines. It is the coolest club I have ever been to. It's ideal for hanging out; you should look it up and we can hang out there. What are your thoughts?” “I will research it and get back to you.” “All right, just let me know when you make your decision.” Rita's phone rang at that moment, so she excused herself and returned later. He almost missed it because he was preoccupied with what he saw the last time he went to Lucid Dreams.

But Amberleigh knew the thing about good dreams was how much worse you felt when you fucking woke up. Was one truly better off to escape reality for a while, when the pain of it felt much sharper when that fantasy crumbled into ashes? Amber knew she shouldn’t entertain such dark thoughts especially at a time like this, but she couldn’t make them stop.

He told us both to shut up and we heard his foot steps get softer, telling us he was gone from the door and we could now talk. "Ariel, is dream sex a bad sign for us" I blurted out without thinking that sentence through. "Sav, did you have a dream like that, were it felt so real you woke up and both yours and his wetness was there?" She asked with a serious look. "YES" I said way to excited that she understood me. "SAV" She said back "It isn't a good thing for our kind, no, it means the person your dreaming of has a magical hold on you and it can lead to you doing bad things" she said.

"They’re growing in numbers. I’ve been trying my best to find them and eliminate them, but when I think I’ve managed to destroy them all, more appear." A chill races down my spine as I remember the large black lycan that tried to kill me. What if they were to roam into other people’s dreams? They wouldn’t know any better and would just think they would be hurt or worse and then wake up, but they... "No, there was no way. Could they possibly be… "Barren," I say slowly, fixing my wide-eyed gaze on him. "Do you happen to know if they’re killing people in their sleep?"

“But if you want to protect your subconscious from such nightmares, you might want to try putting a photo of Mr. Stefan Dahl under your pillow. You said it was him who came to see you slitting your tongue in your nightmares, right? I heard that putting someone's photo under your pillow will prevent them from coming to your dreams." Vivian tried to hold back her laughter as she voiced that random suggestion. She wasn't sure if Lily would believe her. Lily was a cunning villain, and she probably wouldn't believe such a thing so easily, right? But maybe even villains could have a stupid side to them, just like how Lily suddenly asked, “Is that the belief that the people of Barden City have? I o

“How do you know?” “You’re not the only one who has done ‘research’ on this,” he said, poking the cover of the book on the table. “I had a professor who was obsessed with the idea that all those legends of mystic wolves sharing powers were true. We even performed some mock rituals for a midterm.” “So— it’s possible, then? To wake a dormant wolf?” I could hear the desperation in my voice, but I didn’t care. “It is, I believe,” Lucian said with a shrug. “But from what I know, it’s very difficult and can be quite dangerous. In fact, it really relies on danger in order to work.”

James replied back, putting down the tea cup in its saucer. “How…?” Past life, reincarnation.. these stuffs seemed kind of superstition to Leevon. But for now, nothing mattered more than getting rid of all that. He wanted to start a smooth and healthy relationship with Calista and for that, he needed to know the truth about his nightmares and flashes. And moreover, why were they so prominent whenever hevwas with Calista …! “Hypnosis” … James replied, but added, “ I am not sure about that. I mean sometimes, the patient slips into it way too much that they ends up getting insane or loosing all of their memories.”

Belle told her. "Oh, well. If you say so. Victor and I have no problem in any aspect of our relationship, and yes, there are ways in which you can learn to control when you want to wake up and when you want to stay in the dream, especially since here you're usually fully conscious that you're dreaming, or what would be called or considered, lucid dreaming. In this state of mind, and since Victor and I are mates, our connection is in different levels more tangible than other people you could meet in a dream, but I'll give you an example."

I didn't get to enjoy my own childhood, and I would be damned if I let my own children go through something like that. Also, Lucas was already looking for capable tutors so they could start their education next week, so their playtime would be significantly reduced. "That's a deep question." Brielle said, snapping me from my thoughts. "Why do you ask?" "I've not been sleeping well, as you know, and it's because of the weird dreams I've been having. Lucas thinks he's responsible for them." "Because of your family?" "Yes, I keep telling him that he's doing the best he can. Nobody knows anything for sure, and he's trying to stay on top of it."