Butterfly Dreams

A romance that will captivate your heart. Best friends that stay together for life, despite the complications of high school.
Dreams are sometimes the easy meansby which we cross the threshold into other realms. The supernatural caninfiltrate those dreams and speak to us, to degrees that we either understand,or don't. When we don't the message becomes difficult to receive.
Ignoringwhat she feared became part of her life, and it became easier now that she hadsomething else to focus on, her ten-year high school reunion. Should she go?Monica and her entourage had brutally tormented Sophie throughout high schoolbut that wasn't the real reason for her hesitation. She especially didn't wantto see him. To see David again would be the one that tormented her themost.
All he ever did was to like her, maybe even love herthough she couldn't understand why. She viewed herself as somewhat belowaverage, but Sophie Spinelli was a rare beauty. For years she had put him off,never allowing him to get close, keeping her world as safe as possible, neverto be hurt again, until her world was turned upside down.
Thereunion had sparked a sudden interest in changing the way she viewed herself,and wanting to use the degree she'd earned. So, her uncle and mother decided itwas time to tell her the truth. They happened to be very rich. They'dnever told Sophie, wanting to raise her in a modest environment. Now she was being asked to help run thefamily business, 'Spinelli Enterprises', in New York.To help alleviate the fear of moving, her uncle, Maxwell Spinelli, offersher three best friends, Gina, and twins Cheryl and Cindy, jobs. Sophie is nowkept too busy to think about terrifying dreams (though it doesn't stop themfrom happening). With her new job and the grueling workouts she is nowdemanding of herself she hardly has time for anything else.
Neither one seesthe subtle warnings that are appearing more frequently; Sophie's obsession withlooking good for her reunion and the pressure of a corporate position in amulti-billion dollar company has changed her priorities. While Gina's equallyengrossed in working out, she is also involved in her own shenanigans with amutual friend to fix Sophie's love life. Both girls are easily distracted fromseriously looking into Sophie's dreams.The day of thereunion is the culmination of Sophie's long hard work and desires, but it alsobrings her 'dreams' to its own finale and as it's happening the sickeningrealization sinks in...but now it's too late. All Sophie can say is 'Oh God!'