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正文 第17节 文 / [美]BARBARA DELINSKY

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    panythathadoutgrosspadedtobuild.

    ”oget

    theooked.luckytheyuld.youresupposedtobein

    austinonfriday.”afterthespaceofabreath,sheasked,”think

    youllkeit”jaassagedtiredlids.

    standithephoshroudedinfog.”godknows.she

    uldorroweek.

    thisisbizarre.”

    ”areyoustayingdoherehthegirls””have

    .justfhtortilwe

    knooreofsgoingon.rachelwill.

    shestoohealthynotto,buteventhen,herlegissshedup,soshe

    uething

    aboutthegirls.”hepushedahandthroughhishair.”austinon

    fridayybetight,butleaveitfooyappointntbook

    fortorrow.

    illtakeitadayatati.”

    ”davidbehappy.”

    ”no.idontsupposehejackuldntdavid.

    thereentplayersinhislife.

    thesendcallhedeoohose.his”hey”ler,

    butthesenseofained.

    ”jack”itcathroughilethathethrived

    on.

    jillalhilikedbeing,andit

    showed.

    anvaluethat

    ”itsearlyshesaid,stillslingaudibly.”ididntthinkyoudbe

    eetingdone””ookplace.ihavea

    problejill.rachelsbeeninacaract.shesinintensive

    care.iereinusthe

    sle,aonterey.shesinaa.”he

    passedonthebasicsofthecase.”sheuldinutes,

    fivedays,fiveorshavenowayofknowing,

    andthegirlsareterrified.itleavethelhtnow.”

    thepausethatfollotohearthestati

    hisndloudandclear.finally,jillsaid,”youakeittothe

    ball.”herdisappointnthadbeen.

    shehatlus.he

    preferreditive.

    ”notunlessshesorry,jill.

    ireallyaiknoyouveputintotonight,butyourenotthe

    onlyoneioingthisto.iceledthreeetingstodayandjust

    toldtinatodothesafortorroandtherelookingat

    raethingthatsooned

    heroutofthis,butnoonehasanyanssastinking,lousy

    e.”

    ”youtbetherealltheti.isnttheresooneay

    aybeeven

    katherineevans.butjackreeredthesehehadjustnessed

    aagainthesaannoyanoyance,defensiveness,pride.it

    hadbeeatterofprinciple.

    ”thegirlsareresponsibility.theyrestillyoung.theydont

    uandhishashappened.notthatido.butitleave

    thejill.nottoday.thesituationistooshaky.ian,idont

    kno,hoakethier,buti

    e.thisisnotitobedoing

    rightnow.”

    ”ihechairofthis,jillsaid.shedidntsay,becauseshe

    ashrejackheard,hatshedidnttobe

    houtadate.

    ”youtoldyoudberunningaroundstoftheti.”

    ”butientoffact,

    .

    ”iknhhishair,tobetheknew

    jilledaogiveherbutuldnt.”iknow.

    butivesleptatotalofonehourityfour.idrove

    doylaptopandscadsofpapers⺪ogeofclothes,no

    b,norazor.ifitrydrivingbacktothecity,illeitheodoff

    attheiddleofyourlovelyblacktiedinner.

    eitherbepretty.ifeelreallybad,jill.ifi

    uldbeintonce,iwould.”

    ”sheisntyourore.”this,too,lyspoken,another

    silestatentoffact.jackheardethiirely

    different.heheardedyoufortk.

    ivetyourbusinesspartner,beenatyourbusinessdinners,spent

    etyhters.

    doesntthatsaysothing

    haventifinallyetoaoyouthanyourexwfe

    davidhadsaidsothingsilar.jasweredheowinkind.”she

    ybeextheresnothingexaboutthegirls.theyre

    stilldaughters.”nofoginhishat.

    ”theyreonlythirteenandfifteeherisinaafrobr >

    herhedayortwoare

    crucial.hoalonehere,sothatigobacktothe

    citytoparty”hecaughtsightofkatherineheadinghisway.”hey,

    igottago.ieallysorry,jill.illcallyoulater,okay”he

    hungupthephoneanddreselfup.katherinelookedlikesheght

    havegottenalittlesleep,certainlyhadfreshenedup.herpantsuit

    akeupiaculate,herlongcurls

    justso.herexpressionwasallbusiness.

    ”arethegirlsstillhrachel”heasked.

    ”theyare.”shetuckedahandinherpantspocket.”areyouheading

    backtothecity””no.ijustcelledeverythingsothatibe

    here.”shelookedstartledbythat.thensoonecalledhea.

    sheso

    agrin.

    ”hoissastep.allbige

    teethinadark,darkface,shegavekatherihusupinpassing

    andwasgone.

    jathephoh.herinefellintostep

    besidehihesaid,”youdidntthinkidstay””ididntkno

    tothink.alliknorachel.andit

    soundedlikeyouteratleavingthanstayingput.shefelt

    abahatquie.

    ”abandoned”heearriage.

    racheldid.sheheohecity.”

    katherinelookedabouttosaysothing,thenpressedherlipstogether

    andsilynodded.

    ”goahead,”heinvited.”sayyou.”hetired

    enough,justfrustratedenough,justopickafight.

    shethoughtforanute.one

    therew

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