Chapter 1759

"Awake at last…" Maeve clutched her head, the pounding ache nearly unbearable. This time, the aftermath hit harder than ever. Without warning, she vomited. After a moment to compose herself, she asked, "How long was I out?" "Three hours," Bailey replied. "Only three?" Maeve frowned. "You didn't look good. I was worried you wouldn't wake up, so I took the chance and brought you back," Bailey admitted. "Good thing you did," Maeve said, shaking her head lightly. She knew that if the dream had lasted any longer, something might have gone terribly wrong. "So, what did you dream about?" Maeve let out a bitter laugh at his question. "You won't believe it. I feel like I dreamed of so much, but only bits and pieces are left. I think I was back at school… I saw Zion. I even seemed to hate him. But the rest…" She sighed, "It's all just… gone." This time, her memory of the dream was riddled with gaps, worse than before. Pressing a hand to her throbbing chest, she added, "I