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正文 第63节 文 / [美]BARBARA DELINSKY

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    tailoredslacks,thosejeanshaveseeerdays,ashavethe

    loafersrethoselehansno,theybe.youneed

    lehaaherisexquisite㧏utthathecity,and

    ifyourelivingirynoyouhaveonisall

    right.oh”⺳heliftedraeone

    didabeautifulfrenicure.itkesyouailslooklongerand

    reelegant.hoanyyearsdiditellyouthatyououghttoletthebr >

    gros,”jacksaid.hehadrouhebed,greeting

    histherhashouldertouchalongthewaygrandshowof

    affeilysstandards.takingrootoppositevictoria,

    heputaprotectivehandagainstrachelsneck.”longnailsgetinthe

    way.”

    ”idontseeheyshould,”victoriaargued,”notifsheusesa

    brush.ofurse,thathingclasside,

    oreelegantthanflannel,”shesaidin

    distaste.

    ”andligreenoh.ligreenisnotterriblyclassy.subtleis

    theogo,subtleandrich.buthelingerieisent”

    ”inbigsur...””isentithere.”

    ”ikno”ahdidntireadosilkaronic

    deviceslikenitorsdoher”shehither

    beautifullysothforehead㧏utgently.

    ”ishouldhavereerediuldaseasilyhavesenttton.

    hecity,”shetoldeuhentoldjack,

    ”irentedacarattheairport,fetchedeuhetrain,andhere

    edthat

    shehadeverythingsheneeded.”

    ”shedoes.”

    ”doyouknowhowrudedriversarearoundhereihaveneverbeen

    hosodtrucksallovertheplace,gettinglargerand

    loheday.youtakeyourhandsinyourlifetryingtopassone

    ofthoseonthehighhoughtabouthiringadriver,butied

    thistobeabreakfrousiness.youknow”⺳heensive,looking

    ateunicearvelous

    restaurantatthehuntington,althoughdressed

    rightvictoriahought.eunice.shelain

    eblouse,ajustbelohekneeskirt,andserviceabletieshoes.

    ecutgrayhairandatightnessinherfacethathad

    nothingtodohplasticsurgery,shelookedeveryoneofher

    seventysothingyears.hisheartachedforher.shewouldhave

    stoodoutatthehuntingtonlikeadoast.

    ”ndtogetdooriawas

    saying.”ybeai.iheardianelovestheplace.”

    ”diane

    ”jackasked.

    ”yoursenator,”victoriasaid.

    eunifirdhisignoranceayed”jack.”victoriawaved

    itaside.”naturally,thecityhfog,soitwas

    probablyjustasstop.herce.

    ihavetosay,jaoveracheltothecity.

    ipressedhthereatedalled

    hereonthephone.fiosaythattheiortantthingisthequality

    ofthedicalcare,buttheteredsidennerisabroadone,andit

    esrightdo,atleast,thatsy

    easoietkarain

    person,butan”shenfided,”and

    geouspearlearrings.theresaanakea

    statent.asithappens,iknos.theyreasidebranch

    ofthephiladelphiabateses,rplae.a

    finefaly.”

    ”arentkarasparentsyouhanyou”jacksaid.

    ”jack”criedeuvictoriaed.

    ”notbych,”sheassuredhi”shestheyouoffour,shetold

    .alovelygirl.andy

    granddaughters.idohisen,anditstaylong.

    itsquitepathetic,yoa,buttheboardof

    direeetinginneonday.i

    havetoflybacktorroeatall,jack,

    butihadto,evenforthislittleti.hosegirls”

    ”school,”jacksaid.single

    off.

    ”ing,arent

    they

    ihinkthattheverybestthingforrachelistohaveher

    daughtershere.ofurse,theyreprobablytheonesresponsiblefor

    thatsic.”sheauff.itueditrightoff.

    therehastobesothingreappropriate.”

    ”appropriate””ifsheslisteningtosic,itghtaswellbe

    sothinghwhile.

    raphos.didyouknohatsheedtobea

    pianist”apianistjackthoughtnot.victoriahad

    apianoasawedding

    gift,andtheyhadtoteditfroutosanfrancisbecauseone

    didntsellasteinaparent⺪ot

    untilyouptlydone.beforethen,

    inherinitablyirreverentasatablefor

    photographs,thegirlsprojects,andhe

    benchuallyopenandfilledhgreenplants.

    pianisttojacksrelle,rachelhaduallysat

    dohing.

    no.thatonenight,heendof

    theirrriage.hehadehofroreodo.

    thegirlsingfrohe

    livingroohehadgonedohere.theplantswereon

    thefloor,thepianobenactualseatforonce.herleftelboas

    ontopofthepiapalnherforehead,righthandonthe

    keys.

    sheightindeedhavebeen

    anechoofbeethoven.

    hehadleanedagainstthearchruckbythepeureshe

    de.fortheloi,shedidntknohere,andhe

    eandskilltopainther

    thatened.”donehwork”

    ”no.

    butiheardyouplaying.youreverygood.”

    ”iaot.thatyexpertise.threepainfulyears

    oflessons,anditordiherighthandhtheleft,so

    onehandedsiesarethebestyouget.”

    ”itsstrange,seeingyouthere.adeyouplay”shestudied

    thekeys,pensiveagain,sad.”idontknofeellikedoing

    anythingelse.ifeel...aiess.

    ”hereyesfoundhis.

    ”illgiveyousoofai”hesaid,slappingthewoodworkashe

    straightened.”iore

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