After waking from the dream, Zhou Xuxu could not fall asleep. She kept wondering who that little boy in her dream had been.
She felt that the little boy in her dream must have been someone very important to her, someone she should not have forgotten.
Yet no matter how hard she tried, she could not remember. There was no such person in her memories at all.
Zhou Xuxu lay back down, trying to enter the dream again.
Unfortunately, she never dreamed of that little boy again. By the time she opened her eyes, it was already broad daylight.
For the rest of the night, she had no dreams.
Zhou Xuxu was not the only one who slept poorly that night.
Over on the production team's side, the nighttime livestream had been suspended because the guests needed to sleep as well.
But in reality, the guests did not get the good night's sleep everyone imagined.
How could they truly sleep well in a setting like this? Since it was a fully immersive escape room, even their nighttime rest followed the Psychiatric Hospital's schedule.
There could even be midnight room inspections and the like.
Even if the guests really fell asleep, they might be awakened by unexpected incidents—or even taken away.
The person in charge had explained all of this clearly to them when they entered the game.
It was just that no one had taken it too seriously at the time. They thought it was only a game. How realistic could it possibly be?
The facts proved that it was exactly that immersive and real.
Moreover, because the production team turned off the livestream at night, viewers could not catch many things in real time, making the situation inside even more unpredictable.
The production team's cameras could not capture