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正文 第173节 文 / [澳]考琳·麦卡洛/Colleen McCullough

    小说站  www.xsz.tw台湾小说网  www.192.tw台湾小说网  www.192.twcauseiottakingyouoninthatcapacity.””idontore.”

    theprotnessofhisansatedher,butsheadoptedarelievedairandsaid,”holy”

    ”ifidid,doyouthinkiuldhaveboetokeepayousolongyouissyouasadearfriend.”

    ”oh,rain,sodoi”

    ”thatsgood.aadttedasafriend,then””ofurse.”

    helaybasbehindhishead,slingatherlazily.”hoorelikeaseinyourlifeforanyotherreason,justine,youitightpopupoutoftheoreiinappearanustbefortyatleast.doesntseeikesuchahugedifferenyre,doesityouvelost.areyouallright,rain”

    ”iehasshrunk,notdeexpand.”

    slidingdoailing.”oh,rain,itssogoodtoseeyounooneelsegivesarunforney.”

    ”poorjustineandyouhavesooney”shenodded.”odd,thatthee.eandhalftodaofurseiuntilsheuldntrolhervoiily.afriend,onlythatrethanthat,insosteriouse,herzberofthegerncabiishealed.reputationasaplayboyhasdeterioratedsihreeout.”

    ”youllhavetoyfriend.theydohesedaysihatlush,geous,titianhairedbritishartalinterpretationofeyoudidntkhestexotisandhandsintotheposeofaianhieroglyph.

    hiseyestly.

    uetolondoninstead.atfirstjustihspassedandhefailedbyentiontheirpreviousrelationship,herldindignationbeoredisturbing.notthatsheptionofthatotherrelationship,shetoldherselfnstantly;shehadfinishedpletelyore.nordidshepertherndtodageofrainsosus.thosefirstfeonthsafterdanediedhadbeendreadful,resistingthelongingtogotorain,feelhibutsheuldnotalloisshirighttobattletoobliterateeverylastfli.andastiedhealy,herbodysettledintounarousedtorpor,andhernddiseeredthatotherrelationshiphospelledjustine,,andonlyjustine.pipedrea.raindidnthavetheenofannhifhehadthenightjustihoughtproahertherdidntore,asytofthelongseparationboth,andianaost.iveoldfuddyduddyifraindidntlikeherthepher.then,fluffinguptheloeagerostdespised.itple.sheatterlatelyrainoreaiinlondon,andjustinerveledattheeasetedbetetoseesooften”sheaskedoutoftheblue.”everygossipluistineuropethinksitsgreat,butinfessisotisplyuseasanexcusetovisitlondon.”

    ”itstruethatiuseyouasablindfroitoti,”headttedcaly.”asatteroffact,youvebeendustiaineyesquitealot.butitsnohardshipbeinghyou,becauseilikebeinghy

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