- You're already harassing me again, right? Do I have to call the Poli to put a restraining order? -No in dreams, kitten. He smiled. Ah, wait, I already go out in them, right? I put my eyes blank. -More you appear in my nightmares, Daemon.
In a tense exchange, one character confronts another, expressing frustration over perceived harassment and even contemplating involving the authorities to obtain a restraining order. This highlights a sense of discomfort and urgency in their interaction, suggesting a complicated relationship fraught with unresolved issues.
The response is dismissive and playful, with a smile indicating a teasing attitude. The mention of appearing in dreams and nightmares adds a supernatural element, hinting at deeper connections between them, despite the tension. It underscores a mix of fear and attraction, revealing a complex dynamic in their relationship within the context of the storyline.
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