A Shared Dream

A Shared Dream

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Romance
Amelia Martinez never had dreams. Growing up when the kids would talk about the dreams, she never had anything to add. It was like that for a long time until she was 16 and he came. He was the only thing she dreamed about...until she stopped. Iaco Black had always dreamed, but when he was 15 his dreams became only about one thing... or more like one person. Since 15 he has only dreamed about this girl and hasn't stopped since. He tried to find her, but never did causing him to give up...until... A story where two share the same dreams. Both never thought the other was real until they are brought together... "She forgot me."
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