Chapter 1486: Chapter 1586

A surge of apprehension washed over me as though I was the one who was about to be discovered.

Then, footsteps echoed, voices mingling in conversation.

The vampires, sensing the approaching threat, retreated into the shadows of the grass.

As the newcomers came into view, shock rippled through me-among them strode Caleb, an unexpected yet reassuring presence.

My astonishment was palpable, my thoughts racing.

Could there be a connection between Caleb and the boy? Before I could ponder further, the vampires, hidden in the grass, launched a brazen assault on Caleb and his companions, plunging the scene into chaos.

Armed and resolute, Caleb’s party fended off the attackers, forcing the vampires into a hasty retreat.

Yet, fate’s cruel twist came when a sound escaped the child, betraying his hiding place and leaving him vulnerable to the lurking danger.

My heart clenched in dread.

His fate seemed sealed.

With ruthless efficiency, the vampires turned their wrath upon the defenseless child, leaving Caleb and his allies reeling from the onslaught.

In a desperate bid to protect the innocent boy, Caleb threw himself into the fray, engaging the vampires in a valiant struggle.

But the toll was heavy, leaving both him and the child grievously wounded.

“No”

Startled awake by the vivid imagery of blood splattering, I instinctively clasped my hands over my chest, feeling the pain of the dream’s aftermath.

The sight of Caleb and the child’s wounds haunted me, stirring a deep sense of concern as though they were my cherished loved ones.

Sensing my distress, Ivy roused from her slumber, her voice laced with worry as she inquired, “Darling, what’s troubling you? What’s happened?”

Without hesitation, I recounted the harrowing events of my dream to Ivy, every detail etched vividly in my mind.

“Ivy, I dreamt of Caleb and a young boy in peril.

The boy, searching for his mother near the border, was set upon by vampires, with Caleb sacrificing himself to protect him.

”

Ivy’s response was one of calm reassurance, her words a balm to my anxious soul.

“It was just a dream, my love.

Try not to dwell on it.

”

“Okay,” I replied and settled back onto the soft bedding.

Though Ivy’s words offered solace, a restless unease continued to gnaw at me, a foreboding sense of impending doom lingering in the recesses of my mind.

Ultimately, the pull of intuition proved too strong to resist, compelling me to rise to my feet with a determined resolve.

“No, I cannot ignore this any longer.

I must see for myself what is happening.

”

With my decision firmly made, I proceeded to the border where the two worlds intertwined, brushing aside Ivy’s attempts to dissuade me.

When I came back from the border with Andrew, I memorized the route, ensuring a smooth journey this time.

Ivy voiced her frustration.

“You’ve traveled such a distance chasing after a mere dream.

Darling, you’re blowing this out of proportion.

”

With unwavering determination, I countered, “You cannot comprehend the intensity of the dream-it felt as real as life itself.

What if it holds truth? Caution is warranted.

Besides, we stand to lose nothing by investigating.

”

Reluctantly, Ivy relented.

“Very well, let us ascertain if there is cause for concern.

But if not, we must hasten back.

Shirley’s wrath knows no bounds.

”