Divorce Failed My Wife's Secret Identities Shock the World novel Chapter 900

The moment his consciousness fully anchored to reality, the vivid details of the dream rapidly dissolved.

"What... what did I say in my sleep?"

Maeve kneeled beside him on the mattress, her gaze intensely scrutinizing. "You kept begging someone not to go. I want to know who it is."

Andres desperately tried to drag the images back. It had been so impossibly clear just seconds ago, but now his mind was entirely blank. "I don't remember."

He knew he had dreamed of someone incredibly important, but no matter how hard he pushed, the memory refused to surface. Dreams were a terrifyingly strange phenomenon. While you were trapped inside, the bizarre lack of logic felt perfectly normal. But the moment you woke up, it was like crossing a dimensional barrier, and the memories were instantly wiped clean at the border.

Maeve was absolutely convinced he was hiding something, so she threw out a test. "The person you were so heartbroken to lose... don't tell me it was Nancy Grover?"

Andres let out a harsh scoff. "Why the hell would it be her?"

Maeve gave him a knowing, half-amused look, then rolled out of bed, clearly deciding the conversation wasn't worth the effort.

As Andres watched her walk away, a sudden fragment snapped into place. "I think I dreamed about Charlie Wilson."

The phantom memory flared brilliantly in his mind, but the second he reached for context, it shattered like a soap bubble. And just as the memory vanished, Maeve disappeared into the attached bathroom to wash up, completely missing what he had just said.

Andres lay flat on his back, staring blankly at the pristine white ceiling, forcing his brain to replay the dream. The details were maddeningly blurry, but the disjointed fragments all unequivocally pointed to Charlie Wilson.

For the first twenty-odd years of his life, he had zero connection to Charlie. Yet in the dream, the man had explicitly claimed they were the exact same person. It was the most absurd, unhinged nightmare he had ever experienced.

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