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正文 第88节 文 / [美]BARBARA DELINSKY

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    jackhecar,bentoingthatringonrachels

    finger,estridingdohehill,bellowing,”saw

    yourtruytheloure,figuredyouhadnt

    left.”hestoedtoahalt.”stoseerachel.ithought

    iddriveherupafterhthat””uh,no.

    none.”hisbearings,heouched.hekfaith

    didoften.”rachelea

    aantued

    toleave.

    ”pulseandback.”ieading

    thereruck,iuldputthechairinthe

    back.

    shoetodo,andillgetherinandout.”dunsexpression

    able.”shedoesntgofare.”

    ”itansshedbeabletospendlongerhrachel.”dunlookedup

    toinute,hestarted

    g.”getthetruck.”jackhadselfishreasonsffaith

    inhiscar.

    heenvisionedfortyfivenutesofionthaturally

    tuonrachel.

    thereweregapsinhisknowledgeofherearlyyearsinbigsur.if

    anyoneuldfillthen,ith.

    andtheionhty,sittinginherlong

    flohathidpencilthin,uselesslegs.shechatted

    about,though,alkedabouttheearlycattleranchers

    andthoseesltingand

    sggling,ofarduouslylongtripsfroontereybystageach.she

    gaveabloethingto

    sayabouteachbridgetheypassed.

    ”tourisasbeenainstayinthesepartssiuofthe

    tury,”shesaid,”buttouristsrarelyuandlivinghere

    ans.itsanisolatedlife,thatway.wekeepour

    privateroadsunpavedandourlivessile.thereslittleprivately

    oericityisa

    retthinginsoyularlyduring

    stor.

    arkets.”daylight

    flashedoffherspectacles.”itsaquietlife.ong

    ourselvesfroitoti,butpeopleolivehereare

    usuallyselfsuffitsorts.artists,yes.ers.ranchers,like

    us.

    retirees.peopletheresorts.freespirits.haveyou

    hebeach”sheaskedandontotellofsolstice

    celebrations,ings,and..

    riptides.

    jacklisteoeveryonlybyshesaidbutby

    thelyrical.ituntiltheyreachedthehospital

    thatherealizedhehadbeenwaed.

    jadrachelalpersonnelkne.

    rachelsfriendskne.faithblighkne.

    sojackfeltalittleatheeically,he

    hadnhtputtingitonherhand.butheeditthere.he

    ighthelp.heedhertoseeitwhenshewoke

    up.

    hethoughthediditbrilliantly.afterparkingfaithonrachels

    rightside,hediatelytoherleftside.hetookherhand

    henstraightened.holdingherhandclose

    tohischest,hehrougharoundofexercises.

    slippingtheringonotion.hatitwas

    looserthanithadeverbeen.itwason.

    faithsaall,roundglasses

    flehere⺳trieyes,becauseshehseeingrachel

    thiser,stillstri,shelookedbackatrachels

    face.

    jae

    thatsaysifshedoesnttheringthere,shellopenhereyesand

    tellso.”

    ”sheusedtoetis,”faithsaid.hereyessearched

    rachelsface.heiginedsheissiontospeak.

    ”atthebeginning”heasked.

    ”everyyear.onthefourthofjuly.”independenceday.theirwedding

    anniversary.”ber,

    butiteasy.shealheasighofreliefhatday

    ydays

    thinkingaboutalliulddoiflegsan.

    rachel,blessher,uedsour.sheleaedtolivehthose

    ries.”

    ”didyouknothebaby”faithtuggedashaloseonher

    shoulders.”shetold.”

    ”sheshouldhavetold.”faiththoughtaboutthat.hercreasedface

    lehitslittleecap.thereionwhenshe

    spoke,nation.”shesaidsheonyour

    akeyoufeel

    guiltyetyouback.”hearrybecause

    she.”hepushedhishandsintohishairandlaughed.

    ”god,thatsfunny.

    vionstrosityofa

    aboutsaiarriagebythat,notbyanybaby.

    victoriadidntcarethatrachel.itdidntshow.noone

    knepandcirce,

    victoriaheshotgunoutfast.hat

    baby.

    rachelandibothdid.hedevilhinkiwas

    forced

    ”faithsbroenth

    soonehungupthephoneandartedthinkingabout

    thedisagreentdeassutionsandgeneralizationsaboutthe

    person,andbuiltthep,builtthepuntiltheytookonthel

    realityofyerorhurtthenyousahepersonagain,andit

    entthatcarriednoneof

    theiledthat,sadsle.”etions

    bepotent.theyshadethingsinayhavenothingtodo

    hreality.rachelhelossofthatchild.shewas

    upset.sheehofroourtrip

    evenedshehadbeen

    fearingfornths,thatyoudidntcare.shethoughtusingthe

    pregnanipulateyouheoldest,lotrithebook.

    ”thatdidsoundlikerachel.she

    true.

    sheshouldhavetoldhibutheshouldhaveehoevenhout

    knowing.

    heshouldhaveletherknou,buthehad

    stoppeddoingthat.hehadshutdoriptotorontowasonly

    thelastinagrootional.hey,and

    no.

    heranthepadofhisthuoverthescrapesthatwerenearlyhealed.

    herfrecklesing,aswereherlips,

    ...
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