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正文 第9节 文 / [美]BARBARA DELINSKY

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    inanygroup.duringtheyearsoftheirrriage,shehadbeenarabid

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    gathering.shehadrejecteditall,hadrejectedhihadpackedup

    herbagsahreehourssouthtobigsur,apparentlytodoso

    oftheverythingsshehadrefusedtodounderhisroof.

    stungbythatthought,hetteredasbesogroup.”

    katherioppedt,thensdoyou

    an,sogroup””foryoutobehere,,allnight”she

    retuedapieceofthestickybuntoherplateandcarefullywipedher

    handsonanapkin.”rachelsfriend.itdidthatshe

    shouldbeintheoperatingroooleaifshe

    livedordied.”

    ”theyherenoan

    leave.”shelookedathioranute.all,quickhead

    shake,shegatheredherdplateandpickedherselfup.

    inavoieherpointhout

    announgittotheive**,

    jaoeshehadrelocatedto

    thefarsideoftheroojaelyright.hewas

    iiveandungrateful.toppingthatoffhrude,heuldbegin

    toseeenhattoneon

    rachel,shehitoo.

    takinghisffee,heafterher.”yht,”hesaid

    quietly.

    ”iive.youreherfriend,andyouvebeenherefor

    hours,andithankyouforthat.ieelingtired,helpless,and

    sanute

    lohentuedbacktoherroll.

    ”yisit”heasked,suddenlyingitbadly.

    ”serylovespanykindofthinganyfriendofrachelsisafriend

    ofseedaeityofpendingrefusalbeforeshe

    gesturedtohetablesfreechair.shesippedherteawhilehe

    settled,thenputthecupdatit,shesaidaquiet”for

    thererd,youarenotfriend.rachelis.sheseaedthat

    right.idonttakepeopletoheartreadily,andyourestartingata

    deficit.yourenottheonlyonearoundhereiredandhelpless

    andscared.”heuldseeitthen,threadsoffatiguebehi

    facade.hehadntanttokethingshel,

    havingaclosefriendlikethis.nodoubtkatherinekneoreabout

    odaythanhedid.

    helookedathiseto

    kill.

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    ”ybethatsbeihen

    relentedandsaidregently,”shehelpedfroup.we

    anizedfiveyearsago.”

    ”hoeet””oh.

    therearesevenofus.”

    ”heothers””lo.oravelagent,one

    sculpts,oneoheywereallhereearlier.

    needlesstosay,talkingbooks.”no,jackrealized.they

    talkingbooks.theyalkingaboutanactthat

    shouldnthavehappeuingtothatforlackofanythio

    attack,hesaid,”herheguydrunk

    didthepsgethiatleast””itaguy.itwasagal,and

    shedrunk.shewassenile.

    eightysoyearsold,hnobusinessbeingonanyroad,leastofall

    thatohepsgother,allright.shesinthergue.”jacks

    breathcaught.inthergue.thefactofdeathgedthings.

    itderealitysuddenlyrereal,deraore

    grave.

    heletoutalong,lohit.

    ”sheeoher,soonesgrandther,”katherinesaid.

    ”iure.”hesankbahisseat.”christ.”

    ”idoagreehyouthere.”theyactuallyagreedonanother

    thing⺶hatjackshouldbetheooseerachelfirstndhewas

    grateful.enteringapreda,starklysterileroohoserailed

    bedheldthepaleshadoanyhadalwaysbeen

    brightlyloredfeltbadenoughinprivate.

    havinghisoadeit

    worse.

    notthattherewasa

    slidingglassdoor.acurtainthatghthaveveredtheglasswas

    pushedbaedicalpersonneluldseerachel.

    quietly,heapproaae

    againsttheultipleivpolesbesidethebed,plusrachels

    elevatedleg,esthesizeofheorlly

    sline.

    buthiseyesfoundherfacefast,a.thedoctorhadwaed

    hingfroehindher,heuldsee

    thataroundaraheleftsideartingto

    purple.thelortherestofher.hereyeswere

    closed,herlipspale,herskinashen,herfrecklesoutofplace.even

    herhair,h,naturallyblondandthick,looked

    uncharacteristicallyek.

    herea,therightone,freeofsuturesand

    tubes.herfingersp,herskinol.carefully,hefoldedhis

    o.

    ”rae.jack.”sheslepton.

    ”rae”heshel”hiskneeswere

    shaking.heleanedagainstthebedrail.”eon,aito

    isntanyfuntalkingifyoudonttalkback.”he

    squeezedherhand.”yourfriendkatherinesaidi.

    youusedtosayit,too.sayitnoind.”she

    didntve.

    ”notevenablink”heopenedhishand.”hoovingafinger

    toletknototryorareyougoingtokeepus

    allguessingaboutyouhearandyoudont”sheshowedno

    signofhavingheardhi

    nothingnehere,hethought.shehadghtaheadanddoneher

    ohingforyears,certainlyforthesixtheyhadbeenapart.so,

    didshehearhirhedidnt

    knotosay.

    liftingherhandtohisuth,hekisseditatohischest.

    htheslightestshift,itveredhisheart,fleshontton,but

    close.

    ”feelthat”thebeat.”itsbeenthate

    igotthecall.santhaandhopearescared,too.italkedh

    thethough.theyllbefine.”issive,he

    said,”illcallthegaininalittledidntsound

    right,eit

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