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    栗子小說    m.lizi.tw小說站  www.xsz.tw台灣小說網  www.192.twrassidsuerevening,sunlightstillpthroughtheforant,feelingdeeplysatisfiedbytheiliarvoiontreal,interruptingitselftosay,ohda,thatsright,ifotyoueeredtooshedtoldhibuthedletitslipfroisnd;no,hedpusheditfroisndthatshehadgooparisonaholiday.thatshehadtsoone,aeone,sohoaginednorah,holdingthephoionintotheputer,lookinguptorealizethatitdinner.norah,stridingthroughairportrridors,leadinghergroupstotheirbuses,restaurants,hotels,adventures,alloflyarranged.

    sofinishhisrun,andpickedtheyelloadupagain.

    ifixedthebathrooint,hee.happybirthday.

    the,lo,andran.

    ii

    ,orahsatonastonebenthegardensatthe

    louvre,abookopeninherlap,gthesilverypoplarleavesflutteragainstthesky.pigeonshegrassnearherfeet,peg,shufflingtheiriridestwings.

    ”heslate,”shesaidtobree,agazine.bree,noorearlyandshedbeeookretioffeta,ruddy,funlovingn,anisterreoreinxi.onthatlasttrip,quietly,theyhadgottenrried.

    ”paule,”breesaidnoerall.”

    ”thatstrue,”norahsaid.”buthesinlove.ijusthopehereers.”

    theaireforafeonehandtotheotherashedesrtourofeurope,eday,hegrabbedapenfroerdeskandscraeinthegarden,andilltaeyououttodinner.

    hedleftforeuropeaferustiethingtohisgirlfriend,hisbreathlikeatouherear.

    sheforanitinerary,sothehospitalinlexingtonshehadnotkno,hadbeenstriassiveheartattaddied.

    sheopenedhereyes.therheat,leavesshieringagainstthebluesky.shehadfloealone,uneasydreaofseargforpaul.breehelpedherthroughthefuneral,aherretutoparisalone.

    ”donte.”

    ”hessedthefuneral,”norahsaid.”illalthat.theyneverreallyresolvedthings,davidandpaul.idontthinkpaulevergotoverdavidsleaving.”

    ”andyoudid”

    norahlookedatbree,hershortspikyhairandclearskin,hergreeneyes,dperating.shelookedaway.

    ”thatsoundslikesothingbenaybeyouvebeenspendingtoochtiinisters.”

    breelaughed,butshedidgo.”bensnotasking,”shesaid.”ia”

    ”idontknoeshedseenhisittingonthepore.possibletoigiheanythingsi.butatleastetishejuststoppedby:tofixsothing,tosayhello.hehink.”

    ”didheknofrederic”

    ”no.itriedtotellhihedidakeitin.”

    ”thatsoundslikedavid,”breeobserved.”heandfredericaresodifferent.”

    ”yes.yes,theyare.”

    anigeoffrederiauni.ifhedidntiledaedherly,stirringfroisthoughts,speakingenglishquebegathered,astheotherpiickerspackedtheirthingsa.herainstarted,hedaskedherouttodinner.

    ”anying”

    ”heed

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