Book1:TeDream-Maker

annasaid，

    "I’vetoldyouagainandagainyoucouldeandsleepinmygarage．Whydon’tyou?"Dimitrithoughtitoverandsaid．

    "Iwille,butI’llpayrent．Theysaythey’relookingfasattendahegasstationnearatown.”Mariannaleasantlysurprised．

    "Inthatcase，yousleepinthegarage．Youeintothehouseandsharemybedroom．I’mgdyouarewakinguptoreality．Ihopeyouwon’teverliveonlyinyourdreamsagain．"

    "Whynot?"askedDimitrismiling．"Youaretoowideawake．Youpuyourwakinghours.Actuallydreamsarethemostpreciouspartoflife.Itisatreasureasrotraofreallife.”Mariannadidnotwanttuefurtherwithhimforfearhewouldgehismind．

    "Let’sgo,”shesaid．Shetookhisarmandtheywalkedawaywithaliltieps．

    Chapter2KingdomintheDream

    I,amidawildernessofmountainrangeswheretherewerenosignofhumanlifeandwhereevenbirdsandanimalsseldomvisited，liesthefountain-headofthesurroundingmountainstreams—apool，crystalclearandicycold．Thewaterflowedbetweewihatstoodguardbesideit．Purplecloudscouldbeseenrisingfrombehindthemountainsintheearlym．Acctoesegeomancy，thefeng-shuiofthispcesofullofmysteryandserenity，wasexcellent，aso-called"gold-swallowing"locatioeofanewkingdomabouttorise．

    Thetwinpeakshadaniure-bothofthemwereftatthetip，fanaturalpteauofrichredsoil．Inthisseeminglygodforsakehesepteausectedbyasuspensiewereingruouswiththeirsurroundings．Opteauwasanaesepace-stylebuildingofglitteringyellowgzedtile，redwallsandtiltingeavesofcarveddragons．Therightpteau，however，wasultramodern，sistingofahelicopterndingfield，ahugeteleunicationssatellitedish，apowerpnt，ahospitanda