The Girl Who Remembered Other People’s Dreams

At eight years old, Mina stopped dreaming — and started seeing other people’s. She’d wake up whispering strangers’ names, describing rooms she’d never entered.

Doctors called it parasomnia. But when she described a man’s nightmare before he’d had it, word spread fast. People paid her to watch their dreams — to make sure they weren’t alone in the dark.

Then came the night she said:

“Someone else is dreaming me.”

The next morning, her bed was empty — but her voice was recorded on her monitor, whispering from nowhere:

“Wake up.”