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正文 第71节 文 / [美]BARBARA DELINSKY

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    failing.shetuedoneerjustasapickupapproached,andducked

    behindashrub,butitteaguestruck.shewalkedon,feeling

    sideeperuedanothererandanotherpickup

    passed.shedidntduckae,justkepthough

    shekneewwhereshe

    etruckpasseda

    thirdti,reslowly,shewasuneasy.

    ”hey,baby,”saidavoioredangerousthan

    teagues,andsuddenlyshedhadenoughofbeingaloerrified,she

    tuedinatthebledinherpurseasthoughfor

    thehousekeys.hetruckdroveoff,shestoleaway.

    sheranthelengthofseveralblocksthroughpeoplesbackyards,and

    ergeddesperatetofindaphone.shefeltsiit

    again,andother

    keptothera,andshe

    uldntcalllydia,aftersheddone,andshedidnthavea

    phone

    shelisteryingtoseparateouttraffitheotherones

    inherhead.sheherblodlistenedagain,thenheaded

    inthedireshethought.herheadhurt,her

    breastshurt,herstochhurt,herfeethurt.lookingbehindherwhen

    shethoughtsheheardaruck,shessedabreakinthesidewalk

    andfellonher,andthathurt,too.

    sheiginedighthappenifthosenfoundher,orifteague

    did.sheigined,freezinginthenight

    air,kingittoingandnotknotodothen.

    refrightehenute,e,shebeganto

    crysoftly.sheeshereachedtheendof

    anotherblodregruzedthenaoreetsign.thankgod

    thankgodthankgod,sherredandstartedrunningagain.it

    rethaesbeforeshefoundherphone.sheliftedthe

    receiver,dialedthenuer,andedforherfathertoanswer.

    chapterseventeen.

    jainstantjolt.he

    didnthavetolookattheclocktokhingwaswrong.he

    hadsenthopetobedatdnight,rethananhourbefore.either

    rachelwas.

    droppingpaletteandbrush,hegrabbedupthephone.”hello”there

    epickup.”heswallowed

    hard.notrachel.relief.fear.”happened”

    ”idontfeelgood.”

    ”toochtodrink”itheleastoftheevils.

    ”ifeelsick.youe”hewasalreadywipinghishands.

    ”rightofcross

    streets,heaskedforthehouseaddress.

    ”itsapayphone,”shecried.”youesoon”heulddothe

    driveinthirtyfivenutesifhepushedit,butapayphone”are

    youalone”hehelleandhadhedone

    ”hurry,daddy.”

    ”santha,doiocallanaulahepoliceisthere

    trouble”ijusteho””okay,son

    ovendifaops,calltheps,

    okay”shesaidashaky”okay.”hehadathought.”givefive

    hencallinthecar.”hesureallhad

    happened,buthedidntagineheraloneandsick

    forthelengthofhisdrive.bettertotalkherthroughtheti.

    thatorranintoanotherkindoftrouble,he

    uldcallanaulancehielf.

    ”idontknober,”shewailed.

    hetoldheranddeherrepeatit.”fivenutes,okay””okay.”

    hehungupthephoofinda.”

    ie”hedidntanstookherhandand,snatguphis

    i,ratothecar.

    fivenutespassed,thenten,andthecarphonedidntring.he

    grippedthehecarasfastasheuldthrougha

    shiftingfog,prayingsheillbetherewhenhearrived.

    ”okay,”hesaidtohope.”doyouknohatidont”

    ”nothing.

    ””loyaltyes,youknoytoyoursister

    rightnoeanshelpiherhosafeandsound.”

    ”sheknee.you

    heoneoaskwhereshewasgoing.”

    ”ididanditdidveryfar.”soheehope,

    butthatfair.hope.itwashisjob,andhehad

    bu.

    atleastsanthahadhadtheseocall.

    itoihestreets

    anthahadnad,spotted

    thephoh,pulledupfast,andsahithecar,

    lookingineverydireighthavebeenstanding,

    eall.

    ”daddy”forallherturityandbravado,sheofagirl,

    huddledonthefloorofthephoh,hertearstreakedfacelooking

    greeninthenightlight.”issedupthenuer,”shecried,

    ”uldgh.itriedeverything.”he

    k,liftedherupandintohisar.hoperanbesidehindhelped

    hiitherintothefroandstrapherin,thenranaroundthe

    dsnakedbehindthedriversseatintotheback.heslippedoff

    hisjacketandveredsanthaup,becauseshebling,bare

    ardandbareshoulderedinthenippynightair.theahand

    oopofherhead.

    ”doal”heaskedsoftly.hehadntseenbruisesor

    blood,buthest.

    sheshookherhead.”ijustdranktooch.”

    ”e”shebegantocry.”heed⺶odothings蘒

    didnt.”jacksheartached.”goodgirl,”hesaid,softlystill.

    leaningover,hepressedakisstothecrohentued

    thee.

    hedrovetobigsursloethehourthecar

    seedasafeplacebetanthahadbeenand

    e.forst

    ofthedrive,santhahuddledunderhisjacketa,andit

    seedanaturalthingtodohthefogrollingiouchedher

    headeveryfeinutes.hetoldhertotellhifshefeltsid

    ainedclosedandherbreathingeven.

    shedidntlookdrunk.shenvulsing,andtheirred

    everysooftensuggestedsleep,notunnsciousness.heuldtell

    thatshehadthroedshehadlosteverhadnt

    alreadydeitintoherbloodstreaheguessedthatanner

    ofsicksheodoh

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