Meeting You Was Fate novel Chapter 81

"Okay, I know." Mandy placed the milk on the nightstand. She was not curious about it, and she knew that she should obey the rules.

Later that night, Mandy had a long dream.

She was walking into a forest, and there was an eerie feeling that she was lost. It was foggy. The air was pungent with the smell of smoke, which made her cough.

"Ahem!" She didn't know where she was now, so she was terrified and continued trudging her way out cautiously. Stretching out her trembling fingers, she helplessly tried to explore what was around her. She couldn't feel anything with her fingers, and what was worse, she could see nothing.

Suddenly, a deer rushed out of the fog and ran towards her as if it was crazy. Mandy instinctively turned around and abruptly fell into a strange embrace.

With her vision blurred, she couldn't see who the person was. She only heard him call out her name softly, "Mand."

His magnetic voice was like the sounds from heaven, which gave Mandy a strong sense of security in an instant. Mandy inched her body closer and hid in his arms, staying there motionlessly.

"Oh, my God! Bruce, is that you? Am I dreaming?" Mandy asked tentatively, feeling relieved.

The fog had not yet dispersed, and Mandy couldn't see who was behind her. But she believed that this voice, sounding like an angel, belonged to Bruce.

"It's me. Don't be afraid. I'm here!" Bruce gently patted her on the shoulder and tried to comfort her in a flat tone.

Nathan stared daggers at Mandy, who was lying on the bed. Although he looked calm as usual, there was already a surge swirling deep in his heart.

'Bruce?

Who was he?' Nathan thought to himself.

Mandy furrowed her eyebrows tightly as she clenched her teeth. She was shivering in fear when she gripped the bedsheet with her both hands, leaving some marks on the blue sheets. Undoubtedly, she was having a nightmare.

"Bruce, take me out. It's so scary here," Mandy said in a pitiful and pleading tone. She suddenly grabbed the quilt, as if clutching at a life-saving straw.

"Really? It's so scary here, but where do you want to go?" Nathan's thin lips moved strangely with a sneer on his angular face. He wanted to butt in.

Thinking that Mandy was yelling out another man's name in her dream, and she had even asked that man to take her away from here, he was fuming mad.

"Leave here. I want to go home." Mandy began to move her arms anxiously. Her delicate face looked worried, and her smooth forehead was sweating profusely.

"Go home?" There was a hint of playfulness in Nathan's voice. The next second, he smiled indifferently. "In your dreams."

Mandy seemed to hear Nathan's words because, in her dream, sunshine burned through the fog, and it shone brightly on her.

The mist finally disappeared, and Mandy could only open her eyes slowly as they were tired. Soon she realized that the light above her was on, and a dark shadow was looming over her eyes.

A trace of fear flashed through her beautiful eyes as if she had met a ghost.

There was a hint of coldness across Nathan's face. He was staring at her with his murderous eyes without saying anything.