Chapter 1636 Indifference

Tamara said, "Just plain water for me." "A cup of black coffee," Sebastian said coldly. "Alright, please wait a moment." The waiter left. Sebastian's eyes were fixed on Tamara. Seeing her uneasy demeanor, he asked coldly, "What did you dream about?" Tamara hesitated at his words. Then, the tips of her ears turned red, and she found it difficult to talk about the dream. Sebastian noticed her embarrassment and furrowed his brows. "This is quite strange, and it's important to us. I've analyzed it a bit. Our dreams all started from seeing that white light. The dream on the first night ..." He paused for a moment before continuing, "Something happened between us. But I feel like it wasn't the current us. It was as if it was our future selves." Tamara blinked, surprised by how casually he brought it up. How could he say it so calmly? She nodded. "Yes, it should be from the future. I couldn't speak yet." "I see," Sebastian responded. "As for the dream on the second night. It should