Natalie Vaughn was caught up in the dilemma of whether Zane Thorne was up to par, staying awake until three or four in the morning before finally falling asleep. Her sleep was restless, filled with complex and chaotic dreams.
Floating and sinking, shadows intertwined.
The scenes in the dream were dim and oppressive, full of noise, and once Natalie woke up, she couldn't remember anything except that Zane appeared in the dream.
In the dream, Zane was still as arrogant and reckless as ever.
Natalie frowned; every time she had such a dream, she would get a headache.
Beside her, Zane's presence was already gone, the bed completely cold, indicating he had been up for a while.
Natalie felt quite irritable; she hated having such dreams, which left her unable to help but try to recall them, only to remember nothing, all in vain.
She splashed cold water on her face several times, finally feeling a bit more awake.
