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正文 第39节 文 / [美]BARBARA DELINSKY

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    foranute,jackoholdhistongue.whenhewasin

    ntrolagain,hesaid,”actually,thereis.ipaint.hey,

    daughteeedsthephone.ihavetogo,dave.later.”hehungupthe

    phone.

    ”paintanthaasked,tossingherhairbaagesturethat

    etinegligentandpowerful.

    ”yourstuff,”heanswered.

    shescresstuffis

    hers.youts**.”thephagaiherto

    it.”yes””itsvictoria.hoydaughter””yout,”

    santhainsisted.

    ”shesthesa,”hetoldhistherinlauingthefio

    hisear.”thedoctorsthinkthatsgoodnews.”

    ”idont.therestbesothingtheydo.ivebeenasking

    peoplehere,andtheyallagree.youdontjustsitaroundand.

    iberofhorrorstories,horrorstories,ive

    heardabouttisiohatshouldhavebeen

    taken.

    ifiyselfsixnthsfroow

    lookingbadregrettingthatididntpush.didntnhaveany

    suggestions””nohatthedoctorshere.”

    ”thedoctorsthere.

    huh.theoalkedhtheotherdaysouooyoungtoknow

    ch.idliketonsulteoneinnewyork.

    illbebacktherelatertorroyboardwassendingflowers.did

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    togivethetheruth,butheenvisioned

    victoriaspreadierializingin

    ra.

    ”youtoldnottoe,jack.hasthatgedisthereanythingi

    anthatuggedathisarouthed,then

    saidtovie.”

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    ””ihaventtalkedhher.”

    ”shedoesntknosterrible,jack.giveheracall.she

    shouldbetold.illorroeanti,you

    knoe.”

    ”itisntright,”santhasaidashehungupthephone.

    ”tellaboutit,”hettered,thinkingabouttherlydevotion.if

    vietoseerachel,sheallupatree.and

    hisootheraphonecallehoeway

    sheehiortheact.

    ”soyouanthaasked.

    ”sedgears.”i

    planningtos**.ioyinghtheidea

    offinishingafehosepiecessothatbengoaheadhthe

    show.”

    ”sheyoudoingthat.”

    ”ohdidyouask”santhadeaface.”thateanthingto

    say.”

    ”otherisihat

    noneofusask,soknoshes.shedidthis

    shoanthagruooktobea

    no.

    ”andbensaystheshobepostponed,soareo

    do””soofherpicturesarefiheybeintheshow.”

    andfyourtherdoesnteveraybenow

    oever,toots,heperincheck.

    ”knoeadow”

    ”ofurseikno,”shesaidindisgust.”anyonewhosbeenin

    thishouseknoforyears.its

    favorite.”

    ”right,”hesaid,gainingstrength.”doyouknohatihelpedpaint

    it”herheringlooksaidthatnotonlydidntshekno,but

    thatshedidntbelieveitforanute.”youweresixyearsold.

    yourtherandiountainsnotfarfroere.when

    eback,thathepicturesed.”

    ”like,anthacked.”atree”there

    hadistothe

    pointoflosingntrol,andthisohetakingany

    ces.

    verydeliberately,hetuckedhishandsinhispockets.hadhebeenhis

    father,hetotakethesfullookoff

    santhasface.therehadtobeabetterway.

    ”haveyoueverdraree”heasked.

    ”everyonesdrarees.”

    ”yeah”catgherinahatlocked,he

    strodetohefrontdoor.

    ”e”shecried.”ihavethingstodo”he

    didnttalk,didntlookback,didntstopuntiltheyhewoods

    andstandingfacetofacehthetrunkofohelargestofthe

    redohegiantsequoiasthatgreheorth

    andinland,justaastreditwoulddofine.

    draanthainfrontofhiheheldherrigidshouldersandsaid

    overthecrohatstraightblondhair,”doyousee””bark,

    ”shesnapped.

    ”else””bark.”

    ”okay,lorisit””red,”shesaid,thenslowly,

    pedantically,”thisisaredwood.”

    ”brightredbriaroon””idontknow.

    ever.”

    ”ifyouakeitbrightred

    briswer,hesqueezedashoulder.

    ”darkerthanthat,”shettered.

    ”hogany””ybe.”

    ”allofit””ean””allofit

    hogany””yes,”shebitout.

    hereleasedoneshoulder,reachedoverit,andtouchedapieceofthe

    bark.”butaboutthispartthehelighthits,itsdarker

    byashadeortovedhisfihispartsashadeortwo

    darkerthanthat.”andagain.”thispartsalstblack.yousee

    that””yes,iseeit.”

    ”ifyoupainttheahogany,youlllosethetexture.”he

    sthepadsofhisfingersoverthebark.”lookattheshapeof

    thispiece,op,taperingdohehisonewaves

    badforth.andthissickleshapedpieceyoudlosetheseshapes

    ifyoudidthehingonelor.”helookedhigher.”andup

    thereakesthebarkreethan

    red.soyoudssthat,too,ifyoudidtheahogany.”

    helooked.

    ”notheneedles.”

    ”youvedeyourpoint.”

    ”lookatthenyingherheadhhishandsand

    usingonlyenoughpressureasotipitup.”theneedles

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    think.

    er,alstli,hesunhits.”hepaused.”isitthe

    needlesthatsllsogood,orthebark””idontknoy

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