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正文 第29节 文 / [美]Nicholas Sparks/尼古拉斯·斯帕克思

    小说站  www.xsz.tw栗子网  www.lizi.tw台湾小说网  www.192.twejae,hehadasixthsenseaboutithedpeekoutthethekiteforalongnt,thensighdeeplyandshakehisheadbeforefinallysayinghello.

    hisdoorsittingbehindhisdesk,speostfinancialandifiguredheinistershadbillstopay.

    ikheion,thenfurroe.“hello,reverendsullivan,”isaidpolitely.“doyouhaveant”

    helookedeveiredthanusual,andiassudhefeelingwell.

    “hello,landon,”hesaidwearily.

    iddressedsharplyfortheoccasion,bytheein”

    henoddedslightly,aeredtheoffietositinthehisdesk.

    “idoforyou”heasked.

    iadjustedselfnervouslyinthechair.“hing.”

    hestaredat,studyingbeforehefinallyspoke.“doesithavetodoie”heasked.

    itookadeepbreath.

    “yes,sir.iedtoaskifithyouifitookhertodinneronnewyearseve.”

    hesighed.“isthatall”hesaid.

    “yes,sir,”isaid.“illbringherhoanytiyoudo.”hetookoffhisspeenttothinkaboutit.“sbejoiningyou”heasked.

    “no,sir.”

    “thenidontthinkthatyperssionfirst.”helookeddoakioleave.istoodfroychairandstartedtoagain.

    “reverendsullivan”

    helookedup,surprisedisorryforthosethingsiusedtodosorrythatididntaliethehat.”

    heseedtolhtthrough.iteagain.

    “iknousthavebeeniginingit,ithoughtisaoer.

    “idothattoher,”isaid.

    hetuedfroeandlookedouttheebyten,”hefinallysaid,asthoughhekheision.

    isledand,thoughididnt.iuldtellthatheyshoulderonthedoor,ioseehisfahishands.

    iaskedjaeanhourlater.thefirstthingshesaidedsurprised,andithinkithadaneffeadepletely,ididntygain,sheprovidedadeperfeusthaveetotherealizationthathisdaughtere.inahatrue.

    ipickedheruprightonschedule.thoughihadntaskedhertoe.silentlyselfappearedandoourtable.ithebetteroheplace.

    iteselves.onneiehadneverbeentoflauvinsbefore,andittookherjustafeiakeitallin.sheseednervouslyhappy,andikneyaddetherightsuggestion.

    “thisise.“thankyouforasking.”

    “pleasure,”isaidsincerely.

    “haveyoubeenherebefore”

    “afees.therandfatherliketoeheresotisyfathereshofron.”

    shelookedouttheontsheseedlostiifulhere,”shesaid.

    “soareyou,”ianswered.

    jaeblushed.“youdontanthat.”

    “yes,”isaidquietly,“ido.”

    eofthethingsthathadhappehepastfeonths.shelaughedeingdandifinallyadttedthereasonidaskedherinthefirstplace.sheeagaieased.

    “absolutely.”

    dinnerovedourplates,thesiyhand.atfirstihefsling,andelody,iheldhereyeyesethatithadnt.iiuldbe.

    afteetitotisheseedtiredandlistless.edoethingthatbothofusenjoyeddoing.afteranhourorsojaeetotakeherho,ais,itseed,sheostnodoffbeforeweeveng

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