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正文 第17節 文 / [美]Nicholas Sparks/尼古拉斯•斯帕克思

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    “thanks,”isaid.“idontknosureillfindsothing.”ittookantfortorealizethattheionhadstalledandthatitytutoaskaquestion.

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    iuldtellshedidntore,dontaskhoovedontosothingnew.

    “sohoingtotheorphanage”iaskedionally.“sevenyearsnoeica.ihanalotofthekidshere.”

    “doyouenjoyit,ordoesitkeyousad”

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    “ieasked,herbroedgenuinelyperplexedbyhisla.

    .jenkinspie,heputdoethiahinglikethat...”

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    “alltreeahingthatalloftheanshare.

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    “iorryitdidnt,”isaidsoftly.

    “iatoo.”

    shehadthatfaraontbeforesheon.

    “ijustethingdifferentforthehisyear.sothingspeyselfikkeherfeelbetter.“iuld,ototheatically.“sure,illgo.”

    “theyllbeintherenoe,”shesaid.

    hefareralltelevisioalfoldingchairsplacedallaroundit.thekidstinginthechairs,cro,andyouuldtellthatonlytheohefrontrohething.

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