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La Nouche's Dream Journal-Interlude (Mini Dream Chp1)


• I remember being in some sort of crosscountry thing where we had to play a series of games along the way to win the crosscountry race

• It involved DDR and stuff, and we were enjoying ourselves

• I was in the winning lead, then I found out I was playing Easy Level and was taken to the stop point to rest up so that I can play the Normal Level

• I got some food and sat with my friends and bragged about it

• Then I remember I was in Justina's house, or someone that looks and feels like Justina but the setting of the house is totally different

• We were watching some sort of movie in which a man, probably from a Yakuza family, was sending his pregnant wife to the hospital coz she was in labour

• Don't remember how the birth was done, naturally or surgically, but when the baby was born, she was kept in observation by the doctors

• She stayed there for 3 years, and in that 3 year period she grew from a newborn to a 20-something (coming 30) woman, almost like the movie 'Jack' by Robin Williams

• The actress playing the 20-something woman looked like a seasoned actress I used to know

• Then all of a sudden, the movie turned into manga format and I was reading the story instead of watching it

• I later read that the woman's father was very overprotective towards her and did not let her have much friends

• There was a group of boys who wanted to ask her out to play but the father deliberately make loud noises like breaking things to scare them away, even though the mother was alright for them to play with the woman

• Slowly as I read it became almost like a yaoi manga in which as the woman stopped growing and was deemed ready to go out in society, her underdeveloped breasts (really flat chest) made her look like a guy but with a pussy, almost like a pussyboy

• I flipped through the end of the manga to see her lying in bed naked with another guy and there was almost a sex scene going on

• The final panel showing the guy was spooning her and there were faint marks of angel wings on his back

• I got interested and wanted to borrow the whole series, which I found deep in the bookshelves, but everyone was going to leave to go out for dinner or sorts

• No matter how I did, I couldn't turn off the radio (I found out later when I woke up that it's because I was playing iTunes on the PC) and I was locked in the house

• Then a maid came over and unlocked the door, saying she was sent over to take care of me while they were gone

• While she cooked something for me, I wanted to turn my attention to reading the manga again, but I woke up
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