ic, which could think in situations she thought were dreams, was no longer con

t it, and find a way to wake up from it. Return immediately to the real world whe

now felt real. She could feel the pain in her injured hand, then

this be

n she didn't know where it came from a

only thing I can tell you for sure," th

y with lush foliage. Perhaps small gaps had been created to allow the light from th

rare sunlight there. Lily could recognise him by his appearance. He was the one Lily could not look away from every ti

y had met in the café that afternoon. It was the same person she couldn't remember aft

A pair of bright blue irises captured and drew all attention to them. That beautifu

approached. "How did you get here?" asked Lily, her pupils d

xpression that had never been seen on that face in the real world. But Lily noticed it in

Lily, he only focused on Lily's hand, which he held out, noticing the redness on Lily's hand. "Your hand is

earance but a different attitude. Or could it be that th

cold as the stone her feet had touched when she fell, much like

looked at the wound on her hand. His eyes moved slowly, then shifted as if he did not

of grass attached. The man could smell grass and blood from the open wounds. "Did yo

ow, could she have prepared? If she had, she would have put on her

ght end up dead kept her from thinking about s

is person as the same man who had talked to her this

, his hand still holding Lily's leg. As Lily swallowed the water in her throat, she waited for an a

This time, she looked a little more desperate

u get home," he replied as if he cou

le of the woods without knowing how I got here. Suddenly, I was in this place, and then everything happened. I'd been running for a long time, but this forest seemed endless. There

Her legs even confirmed it. She showed that she was tired of running too far, her laboured breathing