The Lycan Bride

s one thing I keep remembering," Lynne

d about what she wanted to say. If there were something the girl tri

se. Oliver, walking a step ahead of Lynne, turned to look at Ly

t an unanswered confusion when she saw Oliver. Oliver was her brother, and they were twins. They shared the same blood, undeni

ther's pupils were brown. Not golden like Oliver's, there needed to be more clarity for Lynne. Although the medical explanation was that such things could hap

le of the forest with some people. Running from something, someone asked me to run while saying they were coming to get me.

erious talking about it. "Argh-" he sighed, feeling weak. "I don't know what you're t

at Lynne while walking ahead of her. Listening to Lynne made him a little annoyed. Oliver could be overly worried about Lynne because of his fixation on Ly

ream keep happening if it's not meaningless?" Lynn

keep happening," said Oliver glancing at her. By this time, he had managed

ul, she might want it, b

repeating. And why would I want to repeat it to see s

r dream list and keep repeating it. Someone was covered in blood, running around in a panic, enveloped in a tense atmosphere. It was a surreal feeling that Lynne could feel even when awak

ynne entered. "That someone," he looks at

as nothing she remembered other than about herself. But every time she woke up, her feelings became chaotic. She didn't

for her, brought Oliver's worry back to Lynne. "Lynn, come on, a dream is just a dream.

iver to digest. First, her memory was troubled, and now his subconscious was both

ards him, looking at him with widened blu

t Lynne was thinking. It could all be unnecessary. Why waste your time rev

ynne wanted to co

nd I even cried afterwards. A normal dream wouldn't be like that. If it were just a normal dream when I woke up, I wouldn't feel the fe

eams! No matter how hard you try, you don't remember the person's appea

e believe her. "Yes, you're right!" She exclaimed in agreement. "But Oliver, when I wake up, my body is always in pain. I get a fever one night, and it's gone the next day. You know that birthmark on my bac

. Some words did not escape his ears and made him