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正文 第20节 文 / [美]Nicholas Sparks/尼古拉斯·斯帕克思

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    “hey,eric,”isaid,e.

    “itsabeautifulnightforstrolling,isntit”ericsaid.ithinkthatbecausergaretandjae,hefeltalittlebolderthanheusuallyiespresendtheree.

    jaelookedaroundandsled.“yes,itis.”

    ericlookedaround,too,issit.”hesaidthislikehehafavor.

    “oh,osttohouseanyiesaid.“ieetusthereentiohat....

    iputhandsinpocket,hisuldgetanyworse.

    “oh,no...thatsallright.ocecilsdiner.”

    “onaschoolnight”sheaskedily.

    “oh,ised,“butweshouldprobablybegoing.

    enjoyyourcider,youtwo.”

    “thanksforstoppingtosayhello,”jaesaid,waving.

    erieeroiotherthatapedoutinfrontoftheotheeoutofnoe,andiuldntstopinti.”nootherbelievedhisheusedtobeaheadcheerleader,too,bytheway.

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    soosheuldtellioodtotalkbecauseiyhandsinpockets,inutes,andihadntsaidaood,areyou”shefinallyasked.“youdidrytonight.”

    “youdontssathing,doyou”isaidsarcasticallyadeevenalittleangrier.

    “idoubtit,”isnapped.

    “ybeifyoutoldwaswrong“

    ididherfinish.

    “look,”isaid,stopping,tuingtofayakesureyougetho,etodoit.”iteidev

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