Book1:TeDream-Maker

tshewouldn’tknowforawoingtotheundryroom，shetooktheclothesoutofthedryerandbeganfoldingthemlyandstagthemindifferentpiles.Meanwhile,theeventsofherpastlifefshedthroughhermind．Nowdcollected,shewasabletosortthemoutmethodicallyintodifferentcategories．AsshefoldedDimitri’sclothes,sheponderedonwhatastrangemanhewas．Thewayheanalyzedwhattheghostrepreseoherandhismetaphoraboutthereinandthehorserofoundphilosophyoflifeandhaddeeppsychologicalmeaning，notatallthenormalversationwithanuneducatedhiredhand．Hepinpointedherproblematonddiaglogicallyandsoundly．Hewasastrangemanindeed！10∶45．Stillearly．Shesoftlyturheknobaintotheguestroom，yingDimitri’sclothesonthechairbythedoor．Outside,itwaswindyandraining，butinthecozylittleroomfilledwithsoftrhythmi,allseemedtobeinperfectharmony．Leaningagainstthedoor，shelookedsilentlyatthesleepingform．Sleepwasihehappiestoftimewhenoneknowsnoturmoilortrouble．Lifeisonlythepassiverepetitiosleadingtothestsleepaernalpeatheskiesthegesofnightanddaysucceededeachotherandlifegoeson-wakeandsleep，wakeandsleepinthesamerepetitiouscycle．DimitrikeptmentioningKingdomofDreams,whichseemedtobeasecludedparadisewhiiwouldgiveeverythingtobeabletovisit．PerhapstheunionofherbodywithhismaybetheonlyroutetohisKingdom．Lyiweenthefreshlyunderedsheetswhichgaveforthacrispyfragrahabeautifulyoungwomanbyhissidetendingtohiswants,Dimitrifeltasifhewasfloatingoncloudsandsoonfellfastasleep．

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