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正文 第97节 文 / [美]BARBARA DELINSKY

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    ”helaskedhewheel.

    hestartedthecar.”whye”

    helefttheparkinglotanddroveseveralblocksbeforehesaid

    ”becauseyoulovedthatcar.ishouldnthavesolditthewayidid.

    ”rachelissionsolongafterthefact,but

    thereuchtoseeanddotod.sherolleddownher

    breezethatblewinashedrove.

    herlungsore.”wherearewegoing””p.

    eets.”theshoingherpaintingshildren,

    noesandondisplay.shehadseen

    santhaandhope.sheedtoseeher,”atthishour”

    ”itsfridaynight.theyreopenlate.”

    ”itsnearlyten.

    ””no,itsnot,”jacksaid.butittheclod

    syoutoseethepaintings.”

    ”ogetin.”

    ”in.”shedidntargue,didnthavethestrength.jackwas

    deterwasallinhishands.

    layingherheadagainsttheheadrest,shesaid,”ihaventthankedyou

    fordoingthefrang.irateful.”

    ”youhadeverythingthere.

    thegirlshelped.”sherolledherheadtolookathisixyears

    hadntaihidtoolongin

    theback.hishstrong,hisandneck

    firshehadalbeautiful.thathadntged.

    ”thankyouforstaying,”shesaid.

    henodded,butdidntspeak.

    earsprickedherlids,shelookedforo

    talk,usedtogoonandonaboutevertheyed,orkeeputterly

    still,buttherenoeasenohe

    ihurttobehjacklikethis,lockedoutassurelyasshe

    hadbeenattheend.ithurt.shehadherine.

    theresnopointinthis,”shesaid,feelingtiredandweak.her

    paintingsuldostinthatinstantobury

    herheadinapillory.

    ”ostthere.”

    ”jack,theyreclosed.”hedidntansplydrovehthe

    baelandpulledupinfrontofthegallery.the

    placelookeddarkaed.sthedpeered

    inthefrontwindow.

    usinghishandsasblinders,hetriedtoseere.hekhe

    glass,tothedoorandknockedharder.

    ”custodian,”hecalledtorachel.heknockedagain,studiedthei

    door,jabbedhisthuonthebell.hecuppedhishandsontheglass

    andpeeredinsideagaihebellseveralretis.

    racheluringapersonobluntthenoiseof

    avacuuedtoherandraisedavictoriousfist.sends

    later,anheihedoor,wavingahandno,shaking

    hishead.

    jayheartistto

    open.

    shesbeeninthehospitalinaa.istoleherouttoshowher

    this.

    tihatsallanopenedhishandsina

    helplessgesture.

    jackheldupafiellinghio.inteps,hewas

    atthecar,liftingrachelout,carryihedoor.

    ”seeherate,

    bud.”

    ”shoid,”racheltried,because,havihisfar,beingthis

    close,sheedin.

    herarher,soclose,so

    tender.

    ”na,notyours,”hesaidhregret.shechedthelittle

    lineeandgobetlylood

    foot,heanchoredhertohissideovedhisdheld

    itup.

    ”itsatag.ititsyours.”

    ”jaahedoor.

    rachelsaan.hisheadhadanstantshake.

    ”idontuled,barelyopeninghisuth.”i

    yjob.plae.”

    ”thisistheartist.”

    ”uldbeathief.”

    ”doesshelooklikeathiefheasrachelkeats.look.”he

    thuedthehisnotice.rachelkeats.”torachel,he

    said,”tingyourpictureonaflyer”beforesheuldsay

    shedidntthinkso,hetoldthen,”goinsideandlookfora

    flyer.

    anscratchedhisnose.

    hisheadntioknow.”.

    jackliftedrachelagain,shoulderedthedooropen,aeredthe

    gallery.rachelfeltalittlenaughty,butexcited,veryexcited.

    ”.plaintfroehind,butjack

    where

    raedofseeihings.

    itosteerilysilent.sheheldherbreaththereinhis

    ar,catgituedandbacktothewall.

    sheheldontighterselftosnagthelightshan

    elbow.

    eon,heand

    carefullylosaroundher

    iliarityoftheposealone

    adehercry,exceptthatsheractedndnotbythe

    voir.his.”she

    barelybreathe.hereyeranaroundtheroonotknoo

    settle,ingtoseeeverythingatonce.shefeltsurrounded,

    overed.theseorei,rein

    style,reinnuers.earsblurredhervision,shepushedboth

    handsagainsthereyestosteheleavingherhandsoverheruth,

    shebeganhthebobcats.thatvase.shehad

    alreadyseenitfradandhung,likehethatfla,but

    thencathebutterflies...alesnake.andthegray

    hesheep.andherarcticich

    thesunkingafulllengthhaloofitsefur.

    shegasped.shehadntfihearcticigod.”she

    hadntfihequail...orthedeer...reategret,

    either.

    ”ogod.”theloons.theloons,sittingonthatrroredsurfaceofa

    lakeatdusk,htheislandierandtheskylitbythe

    auroraborealis.jackhaddohis.nooneelseuldhave.hehad

    doforhersobeautifully,soheautfully.heghtaswellhave

    putheroalanddrapedthatplainstonepillarh

    variationsofthesoftest,richest,stexquisitevelvet.

    theree.theycahardandfast

    alonghhuge,ouchedandlonelyandneedy

    andingandafraid,soafraidthatthosepaintingswereasgoodas

    itgo

    ...
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