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正文 第52节 文 / [美]BARBARA DELINSKY

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    iseoftheintellectualiseofus

    ake.irograedtobehoyhusbandatnight.

    idneverhavetheuragetoleavehilotogab

    ehjan.shehasfourveryyoungchildren.granted

    theyhaveananny﨡anteachesgolfatoheclubs㧏utthenannys

    gonebysix.janshusbandofbabysittingthekids

    houtjanifshedidnthaveagoodreasontobegone.”

    ”ifohekidsissick””ohekidsisalways

    sick.”

    shesled.”obviously,thereareergencies.”shetouchedrachel

    again.”

    ndaynight.”sheayed.

    jaal

    ionasthoughnothingracheland

    hisitodout.hthebruiseonherfacehealing,there

    orepaleoher.herfrecklesstoodout,ingfortherest

    ofhertoretutolife.

    heuldntnceiveofitnothappening.butithadbeenaweek.so

    ybeshehadblinkedearlierthating.sihen,nada.

    ”bookgroupisatnt,”fayeio

    distracttheoth.”thatwasagroundrule.weonlyhaveseven

    ers.ifhalfoftheontshoe.”

    ”itsstillstrao,”hesaid.”rachelha

    nonjoiner.

    ””iy.itsdifferentiy.therearepeople

    everywhere.

    theresnoiseeveryioneverysoinbig

    sur.

    theethingthatrachellovesabout

    theplaceisitsdraistobealonot

    alltheti.idguessthatrachelfeelsreofaojoina

    groupnohanshedidiy.”

    ”eeting.”

    ”hasrachelhosted””everyonehas.

    thatsaniven.”

    ”isntitoutoftheore

    thanitsoutoftheodrivetous.”sheletouta

    breath,suddenlysain,andjaeind.

    ”theactuldhavehappenedanyalling

    thestatetrooperhadsaidatthese.”sheuldhavebeen

    headingtocarlforapletelydifferentreason,andituldhave

    beenaloteshewakesup,shellbefine.”whenfaye

    reinedgrihesaid,”tellbooksrachelchose.”ashehad

    hoped,shebrightened.helikeditiled.itdereality

    easiertotake.

    sheischievouslynoanisa

    ronticatheart.oneyear,shehadusdoafares.

    anotheryear,shehadusdotessofthedllrbervilles.bothdeher

    eerifhehadeverseenrachelcryovera

    book.

    ”ohegirlsuch.gazines,yes.

    butthegirlstlethen,andactive.ifshedoingthings

    ,sheinutesofreadinginight,

    andshelikealight.”

    ”thethedoor.shewore

    aanktop,ashortskirt,andhighplatforhoes.today,

    insteadoffeathersorbeads,ashierofsilverfellfroerleft

    ear.thestreakinherhaired

    subdued.hereyeshel.

    standithedoor,shelookednearlyasyoungandvulnerable

    ashope.

    jackrose.enter,fayeinute,

    theyhuggednunlikelyupleonthesurfaotsounlikely

    hallfayehadsaid.uedtothebed,charliewas

    hher.

    sherefusedtheofferofachair,though,refusedtheofferofa

    sandstoodhherhandsonthebedrailandhereyeson

    rachel.

    ”iusedtoliveinsanfrancis,”shesaid.”e

    tis.”

    ”didyouhateitaschasshedid”jackasked.

    ”re.sheheonedefendingtheplace.restaurants.funky

    clothingboutiques.iknearriage

    uchthative.notuntilnowyou

    seeher.itsaboutaanusfortyandsuddenlystartsto

    disappear.”

    ”disappear””really.rachelsaidshefeltlikethatinsan

    frananypeople,toony

    oonythingsgoingeveryohatshe

    uldntclearherheadandpaint.shedidnthaveananchor.vital

    partsofherselffloatingeveryhandaway.”

    ”charlie.thatsalittledratic,”fayeslded,andtoldjack,

    ”thebookisaboutaanesonlythroughother

    people⺻ouknoanthasther,charliesfriend.”

    ”butrachelhadheroity,”jackargued.”sheist.

    ””struggling,”charlieinsisted.”sheuldntbeselfsupp.

    notinsanfrancis.shehadtorelyonyouforherbasieeds.”

    ”iyjob.”charlie

    lookedatfaye,tedtheairhacharlie

    avalonbeing,shesaid,”shehatedthewayher

    therthoughtneyhebeallandendalloflife.shefeared

    youekdrek.”whendidi

    throoneyaround””youboughtherarock.”itinutebefore

    herealizedeant.thenhehunghisheadandrubbedtheback

    ofhisneck.arock.it

    .”

    ”thatsarock.”hebleachartingto

    knot.”ihadabuddyofherstotallyartsyguy⺳etitinashieldof

    platinundgold.ithoughtshedloveit.”

    ”shesaiditakeupforthetravelingyou

    did.”jack.”iryingtotellherthatithoughtshewas

    nedringandre.iryingtotellher

    thatsin

    engaged,shedeservedaspecialone.iryingtotellheriloved

    her.”therenantsofhissandhaside,

    jacklefthischairandbracedhiselboherailbyrachels

    head.

    shehadntsaidshehatedthering.shejusthadntthewayhe

    hadhopedshe.heuldhavesaid

    hefelt.

    hestudiedherfaent.he

    tookher,rubbeditlightlyb,ranthe

    backsofhisfingersalongherjaraightened.

    ”apparently,”fayesaidinsoftapology,”aringshe

    needed.”

    ”was”heasked.

    shethoughtforan

    ...
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