Cutting Dreams into Clothes

There is a type of person in the world called a dream cutter. They don't cut fabrics or silk. They only dive into the layered dreamland in the middle of the night, gently pick up the fragments of consciousness, color blocks and obsessions, and sew them into clothes stitch by stitch. Some people dream of a lonely camel in the desert, and they get a camel robe, and they can hear the camel bells for thousands of years. Some people dream of the shadows of trees in their childhood, and they get a gray coat. When they wear it on rainy nights, they can see unsent letters again. The protagonist is an apprentice who can't even remember his dreams. She cuts people's dreams day after day, but she can never touch her own. Until one full moon night, she found a piece of plain white cloth woven from "forgetfulness" in an abandoned dream. She tried to sew, but was surprised to find that every stitch was awakening the memories she had deliberately buried, and every suture was connecting the dark secrets of countless strangers. When she put on white clothes, the world began to fade - she finally understood that tailoring dreams is never just about tailoring dreams, but tailoring destiny. Open the book and close your eyes. There is always a dream dress waiting for you to wear it tonight.