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正文 第65节 文 / [美]BARBARA DELINSKY

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    ””thankgodoesntdothat,”santhasaid.”idlose

    nd.

    ”hopeadjustedthepillowaslike

    that,ievertalk.idjustgettired.”

    ”thatsprettychoid,”jacksaid,ghopepull

    afistfulofsothingfroerpocket.”sheladywheni

    ther.haveyougotthere””unshelledpeanuts.”sheput

    severalinrachelshandandverycarefullyfoldedherfingersaround

    the”thereatthepiic.oves

    peanuts.”shestartedcragone.

    santhascrebsalloverthe

    sheets.

    ”tojaother

    shutup,didyoutalkalotbecauseyoursdidnt”jackthought

    back.

    ”no.nooalkedhouse.”

    ”yparentsdidntit.theydidntthinkwehad

    anythingtooffer.”

    ”theytoldyouthat””notaspolitely.butthathegistof

    it.

    ””talkedatall”itazing,

    jackrealized.drivingbatheastroadthatnight,hethought

    abouteetingrachelinthatlaundrotintu,

    nearlyeighteenyearsbefore.shehadopenedhipbination

    ofquiet,sistry,andshehadopenedup

    herself.theytoldeachotherthingstheyhadnttoldanyoneelse,and

    beeselfperpetuating.

    theysharedfeelingsandfears.itunication,

    interspersedadespecialbythatexgeof

    hohought.

    atsopointtheyhadstoppedtalkiriedtolookbad

    figureouthepianoi㧏utthenhe

    reachedtheriverinakethegirlsto

    dinner,andbythetitheygotho,heedtopaint,andthenhe

    .

    thenight”ssubjectedaveyroostinglow

    inasycaretree.heralehhis

    larger,curvedpluandbluegrayfeathers,thefelehher

    reducedfeaturesandscaledbelly.usingacrylidapaletteknife,

    shehadrecreatedtheexacttextureofthefeathers.evenbeforejack

    studiedthephotographsaffixedtothebackofthevas,hek

    thebackgroundhadtobethedullertansandbrainst

    ultaneouslycauflagedandcrisp.

    hehadhesantaluciasduringthatol,rainyseason,and

    justice.thenherealizedthatthejustice

    hadbeendoneinrachelsrenditionofthequails.heale

    danaballerinaintotheair,

    suppherinherlanding.

    severalyearsago,thatghthavebotheredhibuthehadanain

    hiso.supprachelthis

    good.

    hehcare,butitflolusively,

    ingnothingascrispasthepalettekhere

    bers,ochers,siennas,

    andgrays,xingandtguntilhehadtherightfeelfora

    backgroundthatthequails.

    bythetiheheadrenalineandhard.

    tiredashewasawhilebeforehefellasleep.

    hopeoing.shestoodforati

    egjacksleep.

    slippingafleecejackethtshirtandherbootsonherfeet,

    sheletherselfoutofthehouse,pickedahandfulofnewlybluelupine

    froheroadside,andranthroughtheforesttoguineveresgrave.

    shebrushedthedirthherhanduntilitlookedartful,and

    carefullyarrahefloould

    like.

    then,sittingonherheels,shesaroundherkneesand

    roages

    randthersfadedandeigesofsanthafaded.

    closinghereyes,shefocusedonrachelandjadthesafetyshehad

    felttle.

    sheedthatagain.

    santhahadplaosleepherusualsaturdayinglate,butshe

    anduldntfallbacktosleep.her

    headotions.theproafirst,shewas

    totallyexcited.butsheakingherfeelguilty

    aboutlydia,andfuriousatthegrandthersfivingheray

    kindoffeeling.thatetyfeelingdeheroreabout

    rachel.

    shessedher.theydisagreedonlotsofthings,butatleastrachel

    cared.santhaothers

    didnt.thereily.

    santhayone.ifshebe

    .shebeheroot

    toheroottoheroottowear

    thethreeinchheelsheatherhadlenther.ifsheyone,she

    beazitonherforehead.oraboutto

    drink.orabouttodoeaguekissedher.

    racheloldhertodo.butrachelthere,only

    jadthatannoyedher.

    jacksetoffearlyanthahadpleadedexhaustionand

    stayedho,andapartofhio.thatpartwas

    tiredofthedrivetoiredofsterilerridors,hushed

    silenonotonyofvisiting

    aatoserachel.

    butnotvisitingherhedaysvisitwouldbe

    short.hehadprosedsanthatobebaoonhfood.

    theystoppedatelizasforhotffeeandbroughtitalong,vingthe

    ellhher.

    theyputonatshirtthatelizahadsent,ithadrachelsnaspelled

    inlarge,handpaiters.inyscissorstocut

    exquisitelydetailedsnoepapershehadbrought,they

    talkedabouttheothers,aboutsanthas

    pro

    thenhopehuheivpoleandellher

    aboutthequails.”jackhesitated.hehadnttoldrachelaboutdoing

    anypainting.hopelovedantharefusedeven

    tolook.ifhevieersasthetwosidesofhiswife﨟ope

    thensenserachel,santhatheetionalone㭎efearedthaton

    thisissue,rachelghtsideantha.

    suddenlyitstruckhihatthatghtbegood.iftherewere

    psyightshock

    heroutofit.ifshedidntfinishingherpaintingsdidnt

    .

    sohet

    ...
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