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正文 第50节 文 / [美]BARBARA DELINSKY

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    quienintheworld.”she

    gaveadraticsigh.”yes,yselfthat,too,andalong

    ethitahairshoy

    oydivorcesettlent.whenyouhaveyourown

    shop,youhavetobeupoeststylesa

    byroninneer.flotlegifts.

    intheguestrooisaidi

    ,andireally.buthewas

    geous,andthereespark,a.”

    ”didnthe㩳idntyou”.”

    ”butdidouagi

    tougrachels.helovedtheirsoftnessandsheway

    theygedastedandtouched.

    thoseissedandwouldneverhave

    again.hebegantouandherloss.

    ”nfeteverythingbuttheirht

    buttons,”shesaid,”butither

    respects.

    tingtokno

    asafriend,as.”jack

    ed.

    shereinedposed.onlyhereyesshohepain.”oh,itwas

    gradual,hisefeher

    between.

    hehadashoas.wheni

    hadtobeinneilan.afterawas

    kingthecalls.opped,thatonths

    ofsilence,hecalledtoseeho.”shetooka

    shudderih.”raaybewe

    didfeedintoeacherandhurt.”shegaveanevilgrin.

    ”butboy,diditfeelgood.”ljacksledback.hoobeoffended,

    anhadjustopenedherselfthatany

    peoplekneanylevels.

    hehadasuddenthought.”thatyoungguytheotherdayinthepurple

    se.stoppedinat

    rooverydaytoseehoaninthehall,

    darleneplasticsurgeonsnurse.shesbacktohe

    floor.

    ””andstevebauer”toocasually,shesaid,”””did

    youknobefore””nope.”

    ”aginingyourrea”heuldseeherstartto

    nod.thenhercaupindefiano.”

    ”theresaspark.”

    ”uhhuh.butitisntgoinganyhefirstplace,hesa

    doe.inthesend

    plaslength

    forawhile.”

    ”youdontssit””ss,daring

    hiosayit.

    ”okay.”heuldntigi,attractiveanthatshe,

    hey,differentstrokesfordifferentfolks.”soyoudontssit.”

    ”ididntsayididnt,”sherelented.”iusedtolovesex.there

    aretisissita.rightnohelwouldsay,

    itjustisnthighonlist.”

    ”ey

    friends.

    beingthereforpeoplee.”jaeeant

    ra

    feelalltheentionthatbyvirtueofbeingle,hefelt

    guiltybyassociationhroy.

    ”here,arenti”shethought

    aboutthatforanute,seenglyhoutranr.”haveyouthought

    aboutthepossibilitythatrachelyonlypartiallyreverif

    sheinishedifshettalkright,orwalk

    right

    ifshetpainthen”hehadntthought

    thatfar.hedidnttodoitherwokenup

    first.

    the.itsbeenaherinenodded

    andglaherch.”ihavetogetbacktowork.”

    ”thankyou,”jacksaid.

    ”forihethankshadstartled

    hitoo.”ftoday.fortellingyoudid.about

    rachel,andaboutyou.”

    ”ihaventtoldnypeople.idappreciateitifyou”i

    .”hehitchedhisheadtohedoorandbeganhat

    ,hesaid,”thankyouforbeingtherefor

    rachel.shesluckytohaveafriendlikeyouanreceiveand

    give.”

    ”thatsahingtosay.”

    ”ihavents.”oniulse,hegaveheraquickhug.

    ”hatfor”sheaskedk.

    ”idontknht.”

    ”ithinkyoujustyboobs.”

    ”yg”helookedbackatrachel,wifshe

    uoodthehug.hestill.”rodebacktothe

    bed.

    katherine.”””rachel”heleanedover

    her,hisheartpounding.”isahat,rachel.”

    ”ething.”hetookher

    hand.”rae,giveasqueeze.”heed,felt

    nothing.”eon,angel.

    ”heheldhisbreath.buttherehing.”tryablink.”againhe

    ething.ikno.”

    ”rachel”katheriried.”fightit,rachel.pushyour.we

    toknohing.”theystoodside

    byside,leaninginoverrachel.

    ”ybeiksaid.”jesus.iuldhaveswo...”

    ”raoveforus.”froehindthea

    dysvoice.”shappening”oldher,sheleanedin

    ontheoppositesideandchafedrachelsjaw.

    ”rachelrachel”jackgrachelcloselyenoughtopickup

    theslightestvent,buthedidhing.theyedand

    eagain.hadefeatedsigh,he

    straightened.”idontknoyowneye.i

    lookingforitandsuddenlyithappened.”

    ”itghthavebeeninvoluntary,”dysaid.thatthee

    fasterthanusualsaidsothingaboutherext.

    jackrecalledaterauerhadused.”p””pis

    larger䁖ddarrlegvents.iorealongthelines

    ofening.itsagradualhatstartshthe

    fingersortoes.”

    ”thisfioes,”hesaid,buthishopeswereupagain.

    ifrachelileinonefell

    shagraduale.uld

    thatstillbethestartofsothing”theeyesbehinddysthick

    glassessaidybeorybenot.andhisletdoued.

    ”dohingdifferent”the

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