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wind was blowing, and I was cold. I continued walking gently so I wouldn't miss my steps

g in a heavy wind. They were so tall and scary, that I fastened up my steps. Surprisingly, the brightness became dim; it wasn't as bright as before.

is?" Something we did last year, o

now I am petrified. I was breathing heavily. No one was at my b

y heartbeat from a distance; my blood pressure wou

nd it made was my name, ME-GA-MI. I heard it

where am I?" My scream was loud, and I heard my voice while I screamed li

dn't hear my screams

nk on me"? Am I insane?

my, Daddy, where are you? Your little princess is lost in the middle of

houting, I sa

ed in white cloth. I moved forward; it hopped; I turned back; it was closer; in a minute, I took to my heels ag

hty, big, scary creature. He raised his hand at me. I screamed and passed out. After some hour

me. I was trembling. "What awaits me? God, please take my life and stop this suffering. A child anymore? I shut my eyes in a little prayer, only to find many

e down a dark path and said to myself, "I am not afraid anymore; anything that

fted backward. He called me Megami, which means the wife of a god. I was perplexed. Who is he? How does he know my name? I can't figure out his face.

As I lay in bed, I noticed a book named De

t I had been reading this

t a nightmare. I

I screamed, only to raise my head and see my da

r me," I said. He replied, "It's nothi

h. "Everybody still laughs at my name anytime I say it. Why am I the wife of a

me. For the past 21 years of my life, I have never had a dream. This appears to be my first dream, and it does not appear to be

at a publishing company without any stress. The first miracle in my life came. when I th

st and biggest publishing company in Sakura City. I felt so proud

ed I was a country girl. I guess that's why people make fun of me whenever I express my astonishment at the incredible innovation hap

he had been staring at me for some time now, like he knew me

like a goddess,'' he

r. The elevator started making beeping sounds as I walked in, and everyone was staring at me, which I didn't understand. A tall man walked out of the elevator, and it closed. People w

th lots of computers, and every

to me. "Megami,

a," I r

as I heard, "she said,

hear of me? Do they do bac

ur task will be handed

he walked out, stopped

st call me Miss

rinning at me, as if I had com

said hi to my colleague sitting close to me. Her name is Ricko; she was born

ed the bus going to

is magnificent house? I just wish it was mine. A lady passed me and made a little bow of greeting to me. I responded with a smile as I walked into the house; it was magnificently built. The paintings are beautiful

ing me with his cold lips. I had goos

met in my first dream. I was afraid. I screamed. I heard someone say, "This is the last bus stop, Miss." I open