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正文 第53节 文 / [美]BARBARA DELINSKY

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    toaybethis”santha

    loadedherbackpacke,thencheckedherselfout

    intherrorinsideherlockerdoor.sheranabthroughher

    hair.

    sheogetridofrunawaylinerand

    studiedsothingonherforehead.ifitgree

    fortheproshewoulddie.whenshehadlookedenoughandprayed

    enough,shestraightenedandtossedherhairback.

    sheshedherlipstogethertoketheed.finally,whenlydia

    didntshoitshook.shewas

    closingherlockerardleytuedtheer.

    ”hey,santha”shecalled,breakingintoatrot.”up”she

    ileyeteethandsleekblackhair.captainofthe

    cheerleadingsquad,sheostpopulargidinthe

    class.

    santhaardleycalled.

    palooahenstoppedandleanedashoulderagainstthe

    lototheproithinkthats

    ae.heshot.bles.ybeyou

    te”santhauldntbelieveit.jakedruleplayed

    football,basketball,andbaseball.ifpastpopulargirl,

    heostpopularboy.andgeousdropdead.

    ”idlikethat,”shesaidhoutraisinghervoice.shedidnt

    toseevereager.olter.suave.

    ”asked.

    santhasopedherhairtotheside.”ething

    toldherthatsalsaandchipsofora

    partyatjakes.thisuff.unbelievable.

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    ”anid.no,shedidnthaveanid.

    paoever.”

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    obeeninaafora

    ydadsare.hedrivesushereand

    back.hechesuslikeahaseventheslightestidea

    thatigglingoutvodkaliketherehe

    house.therehinginthehouse.

    pa.”shestood

    baantha.inever

    uoodyouhlydiaahers.theyrevery

    young.”

    ”tellaboutit.”patartedboungfrooetotheotherof

    crispsneakers.”noneed.youknow.

    saturdaynightatsixforsothingbeforetheproseeyouthen.”

    shejoggedoff.

    hopehadtuedtheerunathe

    otherendofthehall.shedidntveagainuntilpaasgone.

    ”sasanthaahandtoherchest.”you

    scared.”

    ”didsheuch.”she

    closedherlockerandslungthebackpaashoulder”shesa

    friend.”shestarteddohehall.

    hopefellintostepbesideher.”sin,

    sinceeclassforyears.”

    ”doeslydialikeher””lydia,”santhaspokeclearly,”isnotin

    thisequation.”

    ”””haveto.

    lydiaandihavebeenheadingindifferentdiresallyear.those

    guysareyoung.”sheshroughthedoorandstarteddohe

    stairs.

    hopehurriedtokeepup.”theyreye.”

    ”inyears.thatsall.

    theyhavenoideahoohavefun.”

    ”butyoingtotheproarentyou””ihavent

    decided,”santhasaidasshepushedopesidedoorandhit

    thesteps.

    hopefolloalloryjonessaidyou

    hat.”

    santhastoppedshort,caupclose,andsaidhlethalquiet,

    ”inaa,andifyousayoneodad,youredead.”

    sopingherhairback,shesetoffagain.

    hopechedhergo.lydia,brendan,andshellyg,too,

    butfroneveerdistahanhope.

    halfanthatuedandyelled,”areyouing”

    hoperanfor

    ing,butduriiredrivetothehospital,shetriedto

    decideanthaold

    jaditseedlikehisndehel

    a,theonlyoherikatherine

    e,

    ite,andthenjacksaidhealkhherandtookher

    outinthehall.

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    taotheruponthebulletinboard,

    thensatbesiderachelandtoldherthatangeladootherwas

    runningfridayspiic,butjackwasbringingdrinks.whispering,she

    readrashehadtenaboutguineveresdeath.shepulled

    ajarfroerbackpadopeunderrachelsnose.

    ”anthaasked.

    ”paste.reerallthesighanksgiving,

    christs,endoftheschoolyear,startoftheschoolyear.”

    nstrupapercutoutspastedonposterboard.”shelikesthe

    sll.”santhasnortedandtuedahopedidntcare.she

    uldntdoessofherlifehteague

    runyan.butifthathappened,sheedrachelaohelp

    thingsup.

    jackstoodinthehallhhisbacktothewallandhishandsinhis

    pockets.hedidntknobarrassed,angry,orhurt.”i

    yself,askiionsandleainglittlethings

    aboutrachel,andthencharliehitshthebusinessab

    tobuyheroffharing.doyouknothat”katherinewas

    unruffled.”ididntkno.butihaveseenthe

    ring.”

    ”bereighteen,proofof

    jacksterialisidthetbadlaugh

    ifshethoughtitshesellitandgivethe

    heiionalsavetheething”

    katherinelookedased.”forthererd,ithoughttheringwas

    beautiful.forthererd,sodidrachel.”

    ”charliesaid”charlieisyoung.charlieispoor.charlieisthe

    productofeverypossiblekindofabuse.sheiso

    theeninthegroupandlendsadifferentinsighttoions,

    butayhavebeentingedbyherothe

    leastofhisenvy.

    arriedtosooneould

    supportherwhileshe

    ...
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