Chapter 379

Everything seemed so real. Every detail and memory fit perfectly. So real that his heart was filled with boundless fear, as if he was really going to lose Emma. Or perhaps he had truly lost her once. At this moment, all he wanted was to see Emma in person, to confirm that everything happening now was real, and the nightmare was just a nightmare. However, when he arrived at the foot of Fisher's building, staring at the dim window, Dylan didn't know what to do. Should he yell loudly from beneath Fisher's building at three in the morning? He couldn't do it. But he could not bear to leave, so the only thing he could do was to take out a cigarette, put it in his mouth and sit down in the shade of a tree. He thought he would sit there all night, just to have a sneaky glimpse of Emma before leaving. Unexpectedly, there came a slight squeak from the gate of Emma's house. A familiar little head peeked out. "Dylan, is that really you?" Emma, dressed in pajamas and draped in a thin jacket, walked