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正文 第12节 文 / [美]BARBARA DELINSKY

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    ”aa,”davidrepeated,stillbreathless.”bad””anyas

    bad.”

    ”youknoean.issheonlifesupport””no.

    butieeting.”therehentheblowing

    outofairandanexasperated”cel.wevealready

    rescheduledtherpause,anotherexhalation.”yourenot

    readyforthepresentation,areyou””oh,ieady,”jacksaid,

    anditallrushedback,tossingandtuingbefore

    katherinehadcalled,”buttheyeany

    rethantheydidlastti.”hehadbeeodesignaluxury

    resortinntana.thetethinghreflective

    surfacesthathatbigopensky,butjackhad

    beentontana.glassandsteelonewas

    pushingit.heedwood.

    designed,heinrporatedgrahe

    hatedalso,hehadtriedfieldstoo

    itup,glassandtoitup,steelandtoitup.hehadgonebackto

    7vadethedesigicjbutevenhewild

    aboutit.thebestrenditionheveryfirst.

    only,thathepoint.”look,”hetolddavid.”ineedyour

    backuphere.thatsthispartnershipisabout.itbe

    there.

    thisisafalyergency.”

    ”theresoch.youredivorced.”

    ”notfroykids.”

    ”okay.igetthat.idogetit,jack,buttheseguyshavebeen

    anyllionsatstake.ifitelltheout

    betherebecauseyouhavetobehyourkids,theybuyit.”

    ”hebalandtheybuyit**

    the”

    ”dothat,aaketheirbusinesselsekranahand

    aroundthebausclesthereight.”let

    the”

    ”ykhingalittle

    rightnoajorproject

    forthefirthershourassociatesouton

    theiroonth.”

    ”orethananhandle.”

    ”butthisisagoodone,”davidaxed.”ional

    institutionsforyears,butresortsarehotandlucrative.were

    talkingjuingtoanewlevel.

    letaprojectlikethisgobydefault.”

    ”thenyoutakeitover.”

    ”hell,idhavedohatheyyou.they

    you,andyouvelostye.”jackhathis

    bonesached.”ithahisno...ever,but

    itbeatthateting.illcallinore.”hehung

    upthephone,knohathispartner

    ingtohearit.dealinghrachelsact,dealinghhis

    daughters⺶ryingnottothinkaboutthefuture䎱asallheuldhandle

    justthen.

    butrachelandthegirlsretgoutonthe

    sofa,overhiseyesandoneonhisstoch,hefollowed

    suit.

    hopecaatingafeel

    fbeforesheopenedhereyes,listeningandthinkingbefore

    shevedascle.shefeltbitsofsun,.shelistened

    tothesoftsoundofguineveresbreathingclosebehindheeck.she

    begantothinkndhereyesflewopen.

    socatfur,shesaer

    sleepingbesideher,andithadhappenedlast

    night.santhahadhherinyears.shewouldhave

    thoughtitbehher,ifthingshadbeenlessscary.

    guiippedbackherheadandgaveheranudge.

    shenuzzledtheiheringurage.vingthe

    ttressaslittleaspossible,shesatupandcarefullydrehetabby

    intoherar.silently,shebackedoffthebedandstartedforthe

    door.

    stoppingsuddenly,sheretued,pushedherfeetintohers,

    andtiptoedfroheroo

    thesightofherfatherinthelivingrhtinstantrelief.she

    hadtheresobadly.santhahadsaidhee

    ⺶hathehadhereforaxes,thathewas

    toobusye.shedidthat

    sotis⺳ehingsnditnecessarilyingthatbrought

    it.shehadsehatsothingherinehad

    calledlookingforrachel,hadfeltanuherleft.

    shehadthoughtitguihevethadhatthe

    endands,andhopehe

    ooinsistthatguineveredieatho,hher.butsheedher

    thertobetherehappened.

    itanthahadsaidintothephone,”hi,katherine,”

    thathopeedtheeeriefeelinginsideowellbeing,

    ahaddroppedoutofherworld.shehad

    feltthesathiobigsurhouther

    father⺳haky,likesheandingononlyoneleg.

    loherfather,shefoldedher

    legsalysettledguinevereishirtedlap.thetabby

    lookedupather,purringsoftly.hopeigihatguineverefelt

    thesareassuranceseeingherasshefeltseeiher.

    only,hedidntlookveryessyand

    hisbeardprickly.theshadohathehadnt

    sleptch,adeheervous.

    butheething.ifrachelwasdead,he

    rightup䎱ouldnthehaveifshewasdead,he

    esooner䎱ouldnthehave

    buthopedidntknohere.shehadtriedtostay

    aotherdidwhenshewasfeelinglonely

    ordoeworkso

    nytis,andthebooksheheldherthoughts.so

    shehadfallenasleep.

    shehatedthethoughtthathertherghthavediedwhileshe

    slept.

    ifthathadhappened,sheyfortherestofherlife.

    sheinghering

    aroundbehindhislids.sendslater,hisensedandhe

    jerkedaaredattheceiling,satquicklyup,pressedthe

    heelsofhishandstohiseyes.he

    intohishairtedher.

    hesoundedshaky.”youshouldhaveeup.”

    ”ifiguredthatifyouuldsleep,okay,”shesaid,holdingher

    breath,fortheslightestsignofdenial.

    ”shesokay,”hesaid.”sheodoalotofnding,butshes

    okay.”

    ”didyoutalkhher””no.sheithinkshe

    knehere.”

    ”sheisntdead””sheisntdead.”

    ”youresure”hesee

    ...
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