A young man keeps meeting the perfect guy in his dreams — until that same man turns up in real life as his new stepbrother. Now they're family on paper, but the pull between them is anything but brotherly, and the one who's been waiting all along isn't about to let a little thing like a shared last name get in his way.
that my body still felt drained it was already this exhausting in a dream would i even survive meeting him in person crossing paths with jax was an accident three months ago i discovered something crazy i suddenly got the power to enter dreams i just had to think of someone before sleeping then i would definitely dream of them that night with this power i sang high notes with pop stars and
played soccer with sports legends i had dance battles with theme park mascot recently i had a sudden crazy idea i wanted to confess to miles so i thought of his name 180 times before falling asleep. But I entered Jax's dream that night. Jax was the notorious campus bad boy. I had heard of his fierce reputation before. Rumor said he could punch out three cows. He'd won the
last National Collegiate Boxing Championship. Seeing him suddenly, I was completely stunned. I tried to scramble away in panic, but he grabbed me by the collar. Then, I couldn't even react in time. He immediately captured my lips. Why are you still so timid? Even in a dream, huh? I had this skill for so long. This was the very first time I knew. I had no idea dream touches could
feel exactly like the real world my body temperature was rising fast it's been two first time i've had a dream this bold i took a wrong turn a few times after that slowly we both seemed to get used to this weird way of meeting jax was ruthless and didn't talk much after a few encounters i even knew where all his moles were but i always thought jax didn't know the
dreams were mutual to him i was just a dream girl but why would he want to meet me a dream because of jax's words i didn't dare let my mind wander before bed for days i was afraid of taking taking a wrong turn again. I'm a pre-med student.