Book1:TeDream-Maker

sseemeddestiobewitdehesoulofman．Herlusciousbckhairulledbatoheavybraidsthatshewoundaroundherhead，buttheseverehairstyleonlyplementedhercssidubeautyandaristocraticbearingwhiothingcouldceal．Therefleofthewatershimmeringandglitteringuhesunwasherasbrightnorasillustriousasherfamilyhistory，butshealkedtoanyoneexceptDimitriaboutit．

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    ShecalledherselfStephanie，neverrevealirueidentity．Sherincess，daughterofaprihermotherlostfavoranduttodeath．Atthetimeshewasstudyingabroad．Fearingpersecutionfromhermother’senemies，shedidnotdaretoreturive1and.Usedtobeingwaitedonhandandfoot,shedidnotknowhowtotakecareofherself，leastofallhowtomakealiving．Theonlyroadopentoherseemedtobetolivebyheryouthayandtakeuptheoldestprofessionintheworld．Butshesedsuchdegradation,becausetoher,herbodywassacred-themostmagidmysteriouspuzzlewhichshewaoexploreanduwasatthistimethatshemetDimitri，whosekindnessandstraightforwardcharacterattractedher．Dimitritookherinhandandtaughtherthetricksofsurvivalinvagabondage：suchashowtogetfood，howtofindsafehaventopassthenightandtorelieveherselfetc．Thedaystheyspenttogetherroamireets，carefreeandspontaneousastwobirdsflyingintheskywerethehappiestinherlife．Theytalkedaboutanythingahingthatcametomind，happytofindakindredspirit．Sometimes，theywouldshoutiementduringanargumentorburstintohiriousughter，heedlessofthecuriousandsfuleyesofpassersby．

    Oneightinearlyspring，DimitribroughtStephaooneofhisseooks．Itwasieerbetweenawalndatallbuilding，discoveredbyotherhomelesspeople．Notonlywasitoutoftheway，butth