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正文 第76节 文 / [美]BARBARA DELINSKY

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    ”,gaspinglikethis””no.shehe

    air.”

    ”ionki””hardtotell.awoor

    threehours.

    ybere.”hehelsshoulder.”iveseenherwork.

    istoppedinatp.eets.”katherinehought

    detaotional

    involventdoingthat””yes.thereyouknoheharderitis

    wolousy

    alteatives.theflipsideisthatientsrespondandrever,

    theresgreatersatisfa.

    thebrutefactisthatdieisbeingaserviceprofession.the

    custorshisdoctortobeinvolved.isntthat

    inthesepicturesorein

    bigbrightlettersitsaskingyouthesequestions.”

    ”ahoughtyouhadanulteriortive,”katherinesaid,

    knohathedid.heedtoleaabouther,sohewasasking

    aboutrachel.

    thoseblueeyessaidshe.”doessheliketotravel”he

    asked.

    katherinesighed.heethingabouthis

    persistencehough.ifheedherbadenough...

    ”yes.

    shetravelsfororeforfun,butneys

    tight.payingforthree.youknow.”.

    ”ido.doesshelikevies””goodones.”shearchedabrow.

    ”therearentanyaround,sodontevensuggestit.”

    ”ioviehrachel

    strugglingiyouhavetoeat,andithe

    hospital.iethingquion

    ontheherineuldnthelpbutgrin.”hthe

    tourists

    ””itsquick.

    itseasy.itspublic.tellyou.illbeinandoutofhere

    foranotherfeeetoutfront.

    caristhedarkgreencj7.”hebrieflytuedaocheckthespeed

    ofthedrip,lookedbaihen,h

    anendearinglyvulnerableglan.

    uedhthegirls,heofindthat

    nothinghadged.rachelsloorasbefore,her

    breathingaslabored.

    ”baueroverly

    nceed.”butjackhelshandandpressedhis

    uthtothescarthere.itheday,

    butherhandhinner.allofherhinner.shewasfadingaway

    rightbeforehiseyes.itstruckhihatthisent.he

    hadletrachelanthawas

    right.

    hehadntfought.

    hehadbeenpreoccupiedandtooproud.hehadletthesilen.

    goddait,hettered,cursingboththatsileheguthing

    noiserachelaking,andsuddenlyhiseyesfilledhtears.he

    squeezedthehut,sohisbrow.

    ”hey,guys,”katherinesaidtosanthaandhope,”letstakea

    walk.

    yourparentsneedsoprivateti.”jackdidntlook,butheknew

    heythespeionhrachelthat

    usedtoreducetherestoftheory,orreality

    heaybe,ifshewas

    stillputtingoutvibes.

    takingasteadyih,helohiseyes.”idont

    knoe,rachel,buttherearethingsiosay.

    therearethingsyattention,

    youuldnthavedobetter.itsbeenan...enlighteningfew

    boverhereyelids,feelingtissuethin,

    softskinthat.”itotalkabout

    happened.hat.kindofsplitupand

    separateoppedtalkihepiano.”heedbyhis

    ryofherpigoutsadtuhatnight,

    anopeningandhehadoere

    beforeet,butthate.it

    us.togetherethingdifferent,sothierthanwed

    been.”throughtheruckusofgasps,he

    iginedhervoice,thoughtfulandasites,

    butthereslght.

    suddenlyangry,heeinthelurch,rachel

    keats.keats礼od,ihatethat.hallduerespectto**in

    ensrights,ihateit.youshouldberachelgill.orillbe

    jackkeats.

    bute.”hetookashudderihandsaid,

    fiercely,”nnicerriage,rachel.iit

    back.

    dontyoudieonnochedherfaceclosely,hopingfora

    rea.”didyouhearisaid”hefairlyyelled.”iit

    back”shedidntve,didntblink,justtookonegaspih

    afteranother.

    frightened,hepulledupachairandsatback.

    shouldhavesaidbefore,thinever,everhaveaceto

    say.”doitno.thatsalessonolea.ifyou

    khingsright,dogo.”chapteieen.

    jaanthahadsqueezedin

    besidehind.hopeurledon

    hersideagainstrachelship.noonhadeandgone.rachelwas

    stillblue,stillgasping.

    santhastirred.shelookedathiroggily,thenlessgroggilyat

    rachel.”er”sheasked.

    ”.hoin

    ae.ifthechairrowded,

    hedidntcare.heovedfortheworld.

    ”ikeepthinkingaboutlydia,”shesaidsoftly.”ishouldtellher

    about”inorstret

    hispocket,tuediton,aout.

    itinutebeforeshetookit.”ifshehangsupwhenshe

    hearsvoice””shehangup.”ifshedid,hewouldnever

    fiveher.santhaherightdire.hedidnt

    herderailed.”shesnotthatkindofperson.isntthatthe

    lessonhere”santhafihephonefora.longti.”ybei

    should.”hethoughtofthethiosaytorachel,

    thihaedprivacy.callinglydiatogrovelwashard

    enough.doingitinpublitheend

    oftherridorandhen

    shehesitated.iflydiarefusedtotalk,shedidntknoshed

    do.butrachelhadgivenheraperfectexcuse.thebloodclotwas

    sothingtotelllydia.

    lydiaadoredraanthasfri

    ...
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