This is how I understand this sentence. Dreams are the realization of wishes through metaphor.
You and that troublesome subordinate have accumulated a lot of irritability for you. When you have hatred, you want to kill him You really hate him. You hate others, but others still hate you. In fact, you have no intention of killing people, so run. In fact, running through this also means your transfer. You broke his leg, implying that you didn't want him to haunt you in your dreams. Don't you hate him for firing his daughter-in-law, and worry that the other party will hold a grudge and get back at you? This should be an idea that came into your mind in a flash. "They want to catch you and torture you together" implies this idea, which is what you are afraid of. Work is very stressful, and emotional tension is also the origin of your dreams.
Dreams are exaggerated metaphors. I remember that I really wanted to go out, so I was very contradictory and anxious. I had a dream at night: I went to war and was trapped in a castle surrounded by heavy soldiers. I woke up when I couldn't get out.
The understanding of "thinking day and night" should be supplemented, that is, thinking day and night. There are many things that I think will enter the dream in the form of metaphor, and the other is feeling, including subconscious thinking and local feeling of the body. The subconscious plays a major role in your dreams. In short, you hate him, you are afraid of his revenge, and at the same time you feel a little guilty.
After ten years of restoration, we hope more people love us and fewer people hate us. Every time we meet and get to know each other, it is fate.