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正文 第32节 文 / [美]BARBARA DELINSKY

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    saidanything.idonlybedoingoouldbedoing.”

    ”thers.butsano

    dothat.thatsest.”katherinefigureditwould

    scarerachel,too.”ihahis,”shesaidforthebeof

    theranddaughterboth.”trust”sheaskedhope,justasjack

    retued.whenhopegaveherailedandpulleda

    5billfroerpocket.”iesperatefortea.

    aybeyourdadwouldlike

    ffee”jackaskedhopeforanythingstrongandblack.katherine

    eduntilshehadleftbeforeeyeiable.”rachel

    saidyou.”

    ”notalynsce.ioldingpeople

    upbeittedtodo.exceptforpig

    upthegirls,ivebeenhereallday.”katherinehadntexpected

    that.

    ”ithoughtyouothecity.”hetossedthephoneon

    thetable.”sodidi.igednd.”

    ”e.”hepushedhishandsthroughhishair.itlooked

    likeheddorethanonitthathe

    seedtired,arapathy.hehadalotreonhis

    ndthishanlastedtoaddtoitbuthadno

    s

    ””actually,”hesaid,soundingsurprised,”shetysthis

    afteoon.”

    ”thatuldantrouble.”

    ”yeah,notlookingagifthorseih.”

    ”ybeyoushould,”shesaid,onlyhalfteasing.”teenagedgirlsare

    ”

    ”hisweekend.”

    ”etotakeher””no.illdoit.itshouldbeaing

    experience.”katherinewouldhavegladlygonealong.shehadshopped

    hthegirlsbefore.apparently,though,jackakingthat

    responsibilityhehadntionedearlierveryseriously.fihen

    shefeltlessguilty.

    .”isshestillgoingtotheprobrendan””ina

    nnerofspeaking,”jacksaid,buthelookedpuzzled.”itgeta

    feelforhoyday,youhadaspecificdate,

    butsaprettyvagueabout

    goinginthelifroydiashouse.thegirlsarespendingthenight

    thereafterthepro”hehhed.”ithinkthatsdidit.”

    ”didood.shetossedthespendingthenight

    thingatoing,fullyexpeg

    idrefuse,butidohinge

    likeabigsleepover.

    theyvebeendoingsleepoversforyears.”

    ”areyousureitsonlygirls”thatgavehiause,butitpassed.

    ”shesaysitis.shesayslydiasparentshere.”

    ”ithink,”katheriried,kingashoingitherself,

    ”thatrachelghtacall.”jacksja

    harder.”ifididthat,ity

    daughter.”

    ”thisisntabouttrust.itsaboutcheginandbeinginvolved.”

    ”itakeityouvebeenthroughthis.howolddidyousayyourkids

    e.therehadbeena

    tieanttheoher.thenshehadbeen

    advisedtoeand

    gone.andsuddenlysheytwo.

    ”logoing

    throughatoughtihere.iveneverpareeenagerbefore,not

    forrethanatrying

    besttodoanthaandidont

    exactlyhavealovefestgoingondohereinbigsur.shedoesnt

    likeibringinfordinner,doesntliketheffeeibrew.she

    doesntliketalkingonherphone,orsleepinginrachelsbedor

    usingrachelsshooschool.asfarasshes

    nceed,ijorinnvenienherlifeikeiheonewho

    causedtheact,likeinjoyingallthis,likeishouldsleepon

    thesofanightafteight.shesgivenlipaboutalsteverything

    ivedoybe,justybeuedaer.sheactually

    sledatschool.”pleading,hepausedfor

    abreath.”letenjoyitforalittlebit,huh”jackthought

    aboutenjoyingitabitashedrovedoheast.itthe

    firsttihehadusedthoseotheanticsof

    santhagill.thefirsttieenyearsbefore,whenshewas

    fiventhsoldalyopposedtosleepingthroughthenight.

    theyhadbeenlivinginsanfrananthainaroobr >

    thatrain

    tu,soshedidnthavetheexcuseofastrangeplace.shehadbeen

    fedcerealatsix,alongilkthenandagainateleven.

    itoing,andsheore.

    thebattlehadbeengoingonfortheyed.

    jackshophoursasjuniorarchitect

    inasanfrancisfirrachelilaronesgfor

    thebaby,doioftheunpag,seing

    fuitureandhbeeotheworldwhen

    santhastheroo

    ra.

    jackpressedthepilloohisear.”shetbehungry,”he

    led.

    rachelledback,”sheisnt.gobacktosleep.”butthewailing

    on.

    rachelslippedoutofbedand,redflannel

    shirt,.thegstopped.sheretued

    tobedandcurledupagainsthigain.theyhadbarelysettled,

    spooogether,ed.

    jautedthesound,butit

    on.stilluhevers,hetuedtofacerachel.”shesnot

    hungry,”he,sleepydarkthatwouldhavebeen

    purplehadalightbeenon.”thinkshessiotsick,”rachel

    led.”angry.pediatrisaidtolether.cry.”theylether

    cry.afterfiveheorepersistent.

    jackthreheblabadstartedtogetup.

    ”dontyoudarebringherhere,”rachelcried.

    jackaboutto.hetougthatbaby.hehadgeda

    diaperearlier.onepereveningit.”iakesure

    sheisntstuckbetper.”

    ”sheurred,butshe,

    tiptoeingfroheirrooosanthashherfingershookedonthe

    ofhisshorts.oppedatthebabysdoor,rachel

    settledagainsthis

    ...
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