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正文 第19节 文 / [美]Nicholas Sparks

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    sohosorethanshaover.insostokeeptheroiviely:eblocksorstackedbricks;tbelochopsticks.

    butthereesthatlookedabandoned.asheran,hesaokebillochieysandenandenveringringhadbeguntofilltheair.

    hetuedattheblock,checkedthestreetsign,andranoeslater,hetuedontothestreetberthirtyfour.

    hepassedeeashejoggedby,theireyesontlater,hereae,tryingnottobeobviousasheglao.

    itelikestoftheothersaloreet:

    lyeatebetanandnatureintheirbattleoverthehouse.atleasthalfaturyold,thehouseshadstreakedtheaslights.

    toalloutbuildingtheshaded,carryingabucket.

    thefigurestaring.itavisit,nordidhetodothisinrunningclothes.instead,heraisedhisagainstthebreeze,tuedattheer,andtriedtofindhisearlierpace.

    itageofthenstayed,kinghieelsluggish,eaehefiherehinsheenofsonhisface.

    hetheroad,heuldseethatthelightihadbeentuedon.

    k,hesled.

    ,gladtheyee.

    thoughherfatheruldntansadearraohavegail,ohenurses,ans,andshedpickeduponthesendring.

    “rightonti,”gailsaid.“iinute.”

    “hooday”

    “hesalittletired,butotherthanthat,hesfine.holdonthephonebyhisear,okay”

    antlater,hersraspybreaths,adrienneclosedhereyes.

    “hi,daddy,”shestarted,andforseveralnutesshevisited,justasshe.shetoldhibouttheinnandthebeaentionpaul,sheetrerinhervoie.

    pauldehisaofbanfilledtheair,asifinghio.antlater,adriennepushedthroughtheswingingdoors.

    sheoinglight,theyofcrystalskiesinspring.

    “youugaloosestrandofhairbehindherear.

    topaul,thegestureseedoddlysensual,andheyrunoutoftheherestofthedaystarts.”

    “diditgookay”

    “ivefeltbetter,butatleastitsdone.”heshiftedfrototheother.“itsllsgreatiheway.”

    “istartedbreakfastotionedoverhershoulder.“doyoutoeatnoalittle”

    “idliketosho,ifthatsokay.”

    “itsfine.iakinggrits,inutesanyys”

    “scraled”

    “ithinkiontlonger.“letgetthebanbeforeitbus,”shefinallysaid.“seeyouinafew”

    “sure.”

    afterbedthestepstohisrooshakinghishead,thinkinghoeon.

    heshoovedaroundher,heineshaooshedusedonherhairthating.

    “ihopeyoudontndifijoinyouagain,”shesaid.

    paulpulledoutherchair,“notatall.infact,iotionedforhertosit.

    shelethiushhereigotthere.”

    “iotsurprised.thereoing.iguesseveryonessgoingtobetoday.”

    “itdoesntlookitdidyesterday.”

    “thatsbecauseyoudontlivehere.”

    “youdontlivehere,either.”

    “no,butivebeeninabigstorefore.infaeiington”

    adriennelaughed.“andyousoldthatstory.”

    “iguessitsingeasieoyonegoodstory.everythingelseisb.”

    “idoubtthat.fro,ihinkingthatyourlifehasbeenanythingbutb.”

    hesled,unsureifshem

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