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正文 第48节 文 / [美]BARBARA DELINSKY

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    running,painting,laughing,furtherevidehevibrantan

    iheshellonthebed.hehadlisteogarthbrooksfrobr >

    starttofinish,andhadaskedhielfadozeionsaboutthebaby

    encerachelsbestfriendhadntdenied.

    katherieredtherooookingingherkeys,she

    kissedraellgood.sohesbeenrubbingin

    creabr >

    isntthattypical.theylldoanythingtogettheirhandsonour

    bodies.”

    ”sexforus,”jacksaid,outofthegateatthe

    crackofthegun.”itstarttofinish.so,hose

    drahinkingonrachelspartorwasshereally

    pregnant”katherinelookedto.

    ”eon,katherine,”heeotherthingsabout

    rachel.besides,yourenotdenyingit,eansshewas.unlessi

    sinterpretedthosedrathebaby.”herines

    eyesfelltorachel,hesaidagentler”look.knoingtohappesbeenasleepinginher

    bed,usinghershoofaistershaped

    likeacuke.isioeatingherfrozenzui

    bread.iuttingshortsinherunder

    gettingfu”yes,shewas

    pregnant.”suddenlyreal,ittookhisbreath.helookedatrachel,

    tryingtoigihepaiouldshe

    pickupandleave,ifshe”katherineseyes

    rounded.

    ”ohno.shepregnant.itwasbefore.”

    ”before.”thatdeevenlesssense.”no.iwouldhaveknown.”

    ”fro,shebarelykneherself.things

    goingoresilence.whenshe

    ssedaperiod,shefiguredithestrain.shedidnt

    haveaninklinguntilshessedasendone,aheit

    go.likeisaid,thingse.shedidntknoto

    do.”heshookhishead.”ikhsalong

    ”sheonthsalong.”

    ”idhaveseenit.”

    ”notifshehiostarth.thebloatofearlypregnancy

    al.”jaselftothink

    back.yes,rachelhadlostbeforethesplit.ae

    hehadsaid,therehadntbeenticyattheeherhewas

    travelingorohered.thereseen

    herundressedinanythingbutthedarkestofnight.

    ”butshee,”heargued.thatost.a

    babyaffectedhiirectly.ababyhis.

    katherinesighed.”shetried.youriparted

    feelingsie.you.”

    sillfadstruggledagainto

    thinkback.therehadbeenatriptotorontothe

    split.

    yes,shehade.butthetrip

    hadbeenaniortantone.alargentracthadhunginthebalance.

    tuingtorachel,hesaid,”ikeptaskingyouwaswrong.you

    said,nothingterrible.thatyousaid,nothingterrible.you

    hadstochpains.ybetheflu,yousaid.”helookedat

    katherine.

    ”sheiscarrying”katherinenodded.

    hedehielfreerre.”shee

    ho,butshesaidsheeforfourdays.

    notoncedidshentionababy.”hefeltshakyinside,evenvurruru

    uellnorylozclosetotears.”thenthereripsinclose

    sequence.”andanultitueforethelastone.herecalledbeing

    ahatsheseedtobein...inpain.goodlord.shehad

    ured,

    beferkilledthetears.”e””she

    uldnt.”

    ”shelostababyididntkno,thebecauseihadnt

    sohoout”herinelookedreluttospeak,he

    eon,katherialkto.tell

    shesaid.”

    ”shesaiditiscarriage.ithingaboutyour

    relationship.thescarriagehecher.shesaasa

    signthattherriagework.”

    ”christ,”hesaidandpushedhishandsthroughhishair.”

    shetellafter””ere

    toseethegirls,nottoaskabouther.nothingthathappeer

    suggestedshewaswrong.

    sheyouriinher.”

    ”.

    ”hefeltansadness.”ahhh,rachel,”hebreathe,

    liftingherhandtohise.”

    ”adeadiffereherineasked.

    hefelttoohollourred.

    ”ybe.”heher

    daughter.

    theyhadtalkedabouthavingrechildren,buttheirfinanceswere

    stretchedhthen,oncehopeofdiapers,they

    ehefreedo

    ifhehadknoighthavetalked.she

    theonlyoneore.ifhehad

    knoehofrohattrip.

    atleast,rightnohatsoundedliketherightthingtodo.back

    then,heplace.hecess,so

    involvedhitandhhiswork.

    ”foritsh,”katherinesaid,”shethebaby

    eyouforthe

    scarriage,onlyfootbeingfortandsupport

    happened.”

    ”yeah.”hesighed.”hatshedid.”sonowheknew

    hadactuallycausedthatfinalbreak.notthatithelped.he

    stillfeltabandoned.rejected.alone.babyoobaby,shehadgone

    offandbegunanewlife.

    thinkingaboutthatneadehihinkaboutherfriendshiph

    katherine.”yousaidyoutheratthegynelogistsoffi

    carl””yes.”

    ”didshehaveretroubleaftersheleftthecity

    ””no.she,gettingtoknoal

    doctor.totalking.thereantrapport.ohingled

    toanother.henlunch,thenffee.shewasvery

    supportive.”hehoughtitheotherwayaround.”she

    ive”katherinepaled.shegaveaquicklittletipofher

    head,adisssalthatdisssednothing.

    ”or”heasked.

    heuldseehernd.thensheglanced

    backatthedoor.noonehere.shelookeddorachel.after

    ae,sheretuedtojack.”ihadjustbeendiagnosedh

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