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正文 第83节 文 / [美]BARBARA DELINSKY

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    ler.hewouldsurvive.

    ”regardlessofhappenshrachel,”jacksaid,”ito

    dotorepresentpeople,youtorepresent

    nglorates.ihillsbh.youatlanticcity.its

    ti.”

    ”justlikethat”jackrubbedhisforehead.histhoughtswere

    fragnted,buttheyion.

    ”notjustlikethat.thereweregoodyears.

    andtherearedetails.peopletoreassure.tina,soofthe

    others.

    assetstosplit.”still,davidunned.”whyareyousurprised

    youreherenoically,rachelbreathein,

    breatheout,breatheiheout.”thisisnotavacation.its

    life.”perplexednoe,or

    ye””christ,no.”jackpushedhishandsthroughhis

    hair.”itsbeenallalong.,bitingoffrethao

    cheorethanied

    tochetired.”davidlooked

    appalled.

    ”doyouknivingup”jackactuallylaughed.”no.

    iootiredtogiveitchthought.alliknoout.”

    ”**ina.”jackiredofthat,too.ithadbeenfunnyonce.

    notanyre.

    suddenlyitseedthatdavidoreuptheetionaladvantage

    hehadlost.resharply,hesaid,”sheleftyouonce.sonowyoure

    outofhat””hey,”jackell

    togetherfortoolongtobeeeneesnosjustquitwhile

    wereahead.”

    ”areyougonnaopenyouro,or”jacksvoice

    rose.”idont**inknoforthelo

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    hisheadandpigupthepaceofthoseshinyblackshoes.onlywhen

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    dohiandthenheunnedasdavidhadbeen.stunned,

    butrelieved.relieved.incrediblyrelieved.

    thoughhehadntplahisherofthoseshadbeen

    lifted.hehingeasier.

    thenitstruckhihathetheonlyone

    rachel,sehenoisedefinitely

    was.

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    nurse.

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    skonherface,alltheeeringhnshe

    hadfeltatthatpartyandhohteague.she

    didntlookbaotevenhoughtsheheardtherustleof

    notepassingbehindher.

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    thingstogether,andslidoutfroehindthedesk.shehadnosooner

    reachedthehallthanpaellintostepbesideherandsaid,”idont

    caretheotherssay,istillthinkyoureokay.soyouuldnt

    haeague.ihadafeelinghedbealittlechforyou.”

    ”alittlech”santhaasked,feelingsothingbutnotsure

    itwas.

    ”eahanyoureusedto,isnthelike,hes

    totallyol.isbarrendantotallyol”annoyahat

    santhafelt.shehadseenparinking,dang,laughingherhead

    offoverahalfnakeddancer.paadseenherleavethepartyh

    teague.hadshetriedtostoptheno,brendanisnt”see”pabr >

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    aolook,boungontheballsofherfeet.”ik

    sylistier.hellgetthatstraight.”

    ”idontanthasaid.rebeautful.re

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    paadeafaanthastoppedwalking.

    ”astopped,too.”itsvery...lydia.”life

    isaboutkinganthasaidhapleased

    sle.

    ”hey,ihavespanish.ihavetorun.”paossedhershinyblack,

    stieetingusfor

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    haveaskindoctorlike,ineveeededit,buttheresoneive

    heardgreatthingsabout.”sheglanigod.ibr >

    late.seeyouhopetriedtorate,butshehadthatfeeling.

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    sothinggoodorbad,sheuldnt.herheadoofullofthings

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    hertheydgetbacktogether,hey

    did,heydidnt,herrachel

    andhopestillssedguinevere,stilloingsagtohold

    her.

    theclassended.shefiledouththeothers,butheytued

    right,shetuedleft.sheduandclosed

    herselfinastall,butstayedonlylongenoughforthebathrooo

    ety.theandhehalllikeshehadevery

    reasontobeheadedforthedyouholdyourupandactlike

    youknoyouredoing,peoplehinkthatyoudo,rachel

    alalkingaboutgoingtothingslikebirthday

    parties,becausehopekevery

    there,unlessshepretehattheyingforherto

    arrivebecauseshehebestpartofthegroup.atleast,thats

    rachelsaid.

    hopeheldherupaehereefiledinthe

    prinoutsidetotake

    hertothedentist.shefingeredherjadohesteps,

    froohecurbheparentsusuallyed,evenlooked

    offdohestreet.shecheckedher

    ...
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