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正文 第34节 文 / [美]BARBARA DELINSKY

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    calltovictoria.shehadedainvolvedinthecase,he

    edhertoknohadbeendone.healsoedtothankherfor

    thefloogiveheranupdateonrachelsndition,

    disuragingasitwas.

    hehadtosettleforleavingassageinneoriaill

    abroad.

    ingbyrachelship,feeling

    useless.aftertradingblandobservationsaboutherhair,h

    spilledheswellingofher

    face,tle,andtheperkinessofherturquoise

    nightgooodandsaid,”talktorachel.illbeback.”ben

    ethingtodo.

    frohebankofphonesdohehall,hecalledjill.atthesoundof

    hervoice,hefeltaguiltytug.”hey.”

    ”hey,yourself,”shesaidhpleasure.”ihenyoud

    reeriincreased.”itsbeenaroughuple

    ofdays.thegirlsareprettyupset.itillatthehospital.

    rachelhasntwokenup.”

    ”iknow.”

    ”ah.youcalledoffice.”

    ”no.”shesighed.”ididnttinatoknohatyouhadntcalled

    ,soicalledthehospital.”hefeltevensorry,

    jill.

    ivehadalotonnd.”

    ”youuldhavecalled,”shechided.”didntyouthinkidto

    knohatkindof

    person.

    andheuldntsayanythings

    thatuddledupinhisnd.

    butsheexpectedanansryingtojuggle

    everythinghere䎱ork,thegirls,rachel.itsanightre.”

    ”onephonecall,jack.itakentensends.”tensends,

    x.butdait,sheasharriedasheouldhave

    calledinbigsur,”heuntered.”rachelsnuerislisted.”

    therehinkyot.”hepusheda

    handthroughhishair.”ididntfet.”

    ”ithinkitdidnttterenoughtoyoutotalke.”

    ”no,”hesighed,”theresjustnothingtotell.notsolongagoiwas

    innferenedidsaround,andtheyhad

    nothingtosay.theresnothing,jill.nthingbut

    sithereand.”

    ”youressingpoint.ifiantanythingtoyou,youdto

    hearvoice.itfort.”hoouldhervoicebea

    fortindedhifthedozensoflooseendshehadleft

    hangingiyheputhiselbohetopofthephoneandhis

    headonhisfist.”thisisntagoodti,jill.itjustisnt.”

    ”isthatansgrappling

    ethingdifficult.

    ineedalittleti.”

    ”youale.”

    ”youk.youkneandinglife.”

    ”ididntuntonthedendsingfroourexwife,”shesaid,

    thencaughtherself.

    ”god,iorry,jack.thate.shesinaa.she

    ydie.”

    ”shesnotdying.guessisshellhefirstofthe

    ious”iseeyouuntilthennotevenon

    saturdaynight”overthepastfeonths,jackhadspentevery

    saturdaynighthjillthathehadherbeenhthegirlsor

    outoftoothosenights.herelaxedh

    jill.heulduntoobestilating,physicallyand

    intelleorrowlookin

    hereye.theboxedinow.

    ”tdoitthissaturday,”hesaid,annoyed.didshethinkhe

    hthegirlshreehoursnorthonasaturday

    nightokay,santhaeenandwouldprobablyhaveplansofher

    oiddleof

    noothericallyill.”ihavetobetherefor

    thegirls.theyhavelistsofthingsfortodoforthehis

    tovisittheir

    ther.thedoctorstotalkhher.theysaythegirls

    aybehelpbringherback.tillbetight

    thisshedidnt.heheardhurt

    betaybenday,heyreatschool,

    ”hesaid,becauseheohavetodriveuptotheofficeagain

    herrachel.”toplanonlunch”shehat

    easilypleased.thesleretuedtohervoice.”idlikethat.”

    ”say,oneoakelunch.”

    lunchatherhouseoeat

    andrun,andhedidntknouchtihejillwas

    speeclosest

    tobeingrightforhishedidntndhistravels.shewas

    ing

    panionaedlover.duringthefeesshehadseenthe

    gids,theyhadgottenalongtogetalonghjillshe

    deservedbetterthandayshoutacall.

    sohesaid,”soundsgood.illlookforoit.thanksforbeing

    uanding,jill.thatsthebiggesthelpthtnow.”he

    hungupthephonefeelinglikeatotalheel.

    thefeelingfhtba.

    behingtoherandlookedup,redfaced.”wewere

    talkingabouttheshoresist.”hel

    saying””not.iellihatyouvebeen

    lookingthroughherdoyouthinkdoat

    goingahead”jackhadntlookedthroughherbeenin

    herstudiootherthantocheckthefaxe,andthenhehadwalked

    inandouthoutseeingathing.ite.hek.

    the,likethecallingjillatleastonceaday,

    clear.

    sohestatedtheobvious.”athavingashowifshe

    ...”hewaggledhishand.

    ”hoasure.ididntunt.”

    ”ybeishouldtakealook.”

    ”nh.theresnoneedforyoutodrivealltheherewas

    thepossessivenessagaibebenignenough,butjack

    didntinraorrow,

    ingthegirlstoschool.

    thegallerythistofive.”

    ”illstopiouthishand.”thanksforstoppingby.we

    reallyappreciateit.”benshookhishand.helookedbackatrachel

    asthoughething,thoughttlyleft.

    jackactuallydozedoffsittinginthechairbyrachelsbed.one

    nuteheputhisheaddoheheha

    jolt.

    ”i

    ...
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