Forbidden Passion

Chapter 242 The Enigmatic Encounter: Shadows of Reality.

Phoebe had a dream. She dreamt that she was hiking through a desert, surrounded by endless yellow sands. Her mouth was dry, and her throat felt parched. Suddenly, a snake emerged from somewhere and lunged at her, biting her shoulder. She cried out in pain and woke up.

Opening her eyes, she saw that the bedroom was dimly lit, and the softness of the bed sheet reminded her that she was not in the desert but in bed.

She heard a faint sound of a door closing, and as she turned around, she realized that her shoulder was sore. She reached out and touched it, feeling a dampness. She felt doubtful. Could it be that the snake from her dream had actually bitten her in real life?

She quickly reached for the light switch, and the glaring light made her squint. Once she adjusted to the brightness, she turned her head and looked at her right shoulder. Oh my Goodness!

There were deep bite marks in two rows!

The skin was nearly broken. If she wasn't familiar with whose those bite marks were from, she would have suspected that a dog had entered the house. She wiped off the saliva that remained on her shoulder. She wondered why the dog's owner had gone crazy and bit her so early in the morning, causing her to wake up in pain.

bathtub, her face turned red, and for a brief

come back and change later. As she walked out, the

moment, then walked into the dining room. On the table, there was a bowl of millet porridge and a plate of

heated a bag of medicine, then returned to

the dinner party and then was cornered by Theodore in the bathroom. She couldn't remember how she ended up

finishing her meal, she cleaned the bowl, grabbed her bag,

physical training in the dance studio with their physical coach. She glanced at

suits, following the coach's rhythm as they moved their bodies. They were all brimming

of them had the potential to become a major success and bring attention to QUEEN Entertainment.

her presence. Others also stopped and greeted her, forming

said, "You continue practicing, I'll just watch. If it affects your training,