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正文 第27节 文 / [美]Nicholas Sparks/尼古拉斯·斯帕克思

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    “yourparentsaree.iguessshehadnttakenhegbertssernstoheart.

    “theyrenisespeie.ihopedshe.

    “isittrueaboutyrandfather”sheasked.“thestoriesthatpeopletell”

    iguessshedidhint.

    “yes,”isaid,tryingnottoshoydisappointnt.

    “thatssad,”shesaidsily.“theresretolifethanney.”

    “iknow.”

    shelookedat.“doyou”

    ididhereyesasiansewhy.

    “iknoygrandfatherdidwaswrong.”

    “butyoudonttogiveitback,doyou”

    “iveneverreallythoughtaboutit,totellyouthetruth.”

    “hough”

    ididntauedfroe.sheetosayyes.itsshehoutthinkingtit.

    “yself,bloodrushingintoeanyoutundoit,”shesaidgently,“theopportunity.”

    herpointe,anddeepdoe,yoreiortantthingsonhingiuldrelatetobetter.

    “doesyourfatherlike”iasked.ietoseeheragain.

    ittookantforhertoanswer.

    “father,”shesaidsloe.”

    “dontallparents”iasked.

    shelookedatherfeet,thenofftothesideagainbeforetuingbast.butfatherdoeslikeyou,andheknoakeshappytoseeyou.thatseeovertoyourhousefordionight.”

    “iladhedid,”isaid,aningit.

    “soa.”

    ostkissedherrightthen,butshetuedaonttoosoonandsaidsothingthatsortofthree.

    “fatheretiletknoplybees,oreventhatieerofthecarterfaly.

    “why”iasked.

    “forthesareasonthatido,”shesaid.shedidntelaborateanyfurther,andikhihingthatdehersadasituntillaterthatileaedhersecret.

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    “hello,landon,”shesaidassheale.

    againherhairookthisasapositivesign.

    “hey,jae,”isaidcasually.

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