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正文 第16节 文 / [美]Nicholas Sparks/尼古拉斯·斯帕克思

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    “itjustis,”shesaidsily.

    theepet.jenkinsbefore,beingthattheorphanagebeaufort,andidneverhadanyreasontogothere.iesurprisedeetinghiaterthatevening,iakeagoodiressiohoughiieie,ididntasfortheorphaher.

    beforeeeting,yhousetopiiedidntsayesaroundne,andsheaskedhehouseswere.

    iansuchthought,butyhouse,isuddenlyrealizedhopared,takinginhersurroundings.

    nodoubtiteshedeverbeenin.antlaterisaanysouthefalies,entirelineageuldbetrablanbledanyand.itit,butitethingireallythoughtabout.to,ityroohatledtotheportheupperlevel.thatyescapehatch.

    isho,thelibrary,theden,andthefalyroojaeseyesgro.ntjulepandreading,andhearduspokingaround.sheyeventhoughhegbertonsthathadourfalysna,everhelditagainstjae,becauseofhoyclosetforashirtandatie.

    baeoneinapositionofauthority.ebaybouttheplan.

    “itsaiesaid,beangat.“landonsreallygotaspecialheart.”

    fterkingsureshedheardjaerrectlyfacedelikeiysked.likeeveryoneelseintoiedidntlie.

    iolassesandfireants,bytheway.

    “kindof,”isaid.

    “azing.”itusthavebeeoaertodosothinglikethis.thersaleandtryingtofigureitout.toesiethatoottheto,stillgivingtheohing,butasiietothecar,iheardthersvoiceagain.

    “eonoveranyti,jae”houted.“yourealehere.”

    eventhersuldstietis.

    iyheadasigotinthecar.

    “yourthersaiesaid.

    istartedtheengine.“yeah,”isaid,“iguessso.”

    “andyourhouseisbeautiful.”

    “uhhuh.”

    “youshoulduntyourblessings.”

    “oh,”isaid,“ido.iracticallytheluckiestguyalive.”

    sohoyvoieetadeourselvesfortable.e.herbibleaybeitherhabit.

    “youdidreallyean.”“thanks,”isaid,feelingproudaedatexactlythesati.“istillhaventleaedbeats,though,”ioffered.thereicethoseonthepordihopedshegoingtosuggestit.“youhewords.”

    “ihopeso.”

    jaesled,andafterantshegedthesubject,sortofthroeofftrack.“doyoueverthinkaboutthefuture,landon”sheasked.iartledbyherquestionbecauseitsounded...soordinary.

    “yeah,sure.iguessso,”iansiously.

    “odohyourlife”

    ishrugged,alittlegoingtoufall,atleastihopeso.ihavetogetacceptedfirst.”

    “youwill,”shesaid.

    “howdoyouknow”

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