Wakefulness

Mason Padget has always had difficulty staying awake in class- a problem that has persisted through to adulthood. Every so often, when just on the cusp of sleep, she'll find herself in another place: a densely forested land that looks nothing like home. After a while, she'd come to call it her 'dream forest'. These little trips used to be few and far between, but she finds herself there more and more often as of late- and there's a man there.
She's seen him before but has never spoken to him. Should she?
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Torbjørn Asbjørnsson keeps seeing a woman in the woods. At first, he thought her to be a figment of his imagination, but now he sees her more frequently. And, try as he might, he can never find words to speak to her.
As the Jarl's second eldest son, he is a warrior expected to be strong both in mind and body. But how is he to do so when the woman in the woods plagues his every thought? Surely the gods are not so cruel?