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正文 第31节 文 / [美]Nicholas Sparks/尼古拉斯·斯帕克思

    栗子小说    m.lizi.tw小说站  www.xsz.tw栗子网  www.lizi.twasadsleineasshefinallysaidthebedsoul.“iying,landon.”

    chapter12

    shehadleukeshedknor.theold,theblooddrainedfroyfaagesflutteredthroughnd.itont,tihadsuddenlystoppedandiuoodeverythingthathadhappeodotheplay:iuoodedthatfirstnight,hegberthadeandingbythehouse.everythingbecaabsolutelyclear.theorphaobesospecial...

    thiollege...

    eherbible...

    italldeperfeedtokeanyseall.

    jaesullivanhadleukea...

    jae,sie,wasdying...

    jae...

    “no,no,”iestake....”butthereeagain,losingbalanbloellsobushes.aneighboraalsefeelangry.iyeyes,sosorry,landon,”shekeptsayingoveraynfusiofroayinganything.

    deepdoyeyes,tryingandfailingtobetherockithinksheneeded.

    e,justalittleherhouse.erediatelythattheirseytherheldusbothtoherbosondsobbedsoloudlythatboththeidahinghadhappeofather.onsundayhegbertdetheannounaskofanguishandfear,aobehelpedbauldbelievehadbeentold.thenallato.yes,heschoolyearhadstarted,shedfeltfiuntilthelastfehatshedstartedtofeelitseffects.

    “thatshresses,”shesaid.“youfeelfine,andthen,keepfighting,youdont.”

    stiflingtears,iuldnthelpbutthinkabouttheplay.“butallthoserehearsals...thoselongdays...ybeyoushouldnthave““ybe,”shesaid,reayhandandcuttingoff.“doingtheplayehealthyforsolong.”

    later,shetoldthatsevennthshadpassedsinaybeless.

    thesedaysitghthavebeendifferent.thesedaystheyuldhavetreatedher.thesedaysjaeeant.

    onlyaracleuldsaveher.

    “e”

    thisyeyesshoare.enttotheion.itiedidntlookasdepressedasithoughtsheonthsalready.sheandhegberthadbeentheonlyooknohadtrustedevei.

    “iddeadee,“thatityfathertodothesa.yousaeintheeye.ifyouhadonlyafeonthslefttolive,isthatakeitanyeasier.ieinlife,pletelyandutterlyataloss.

    idneverhadanyoneediebefore,atleastnotanyohatiuldreer.grandtherhaddiedeerasihingaboutherortheserviyfatherandgrandfather,buttothatsexaightothereanineverreallykherefloedhher.ifeltonlyforthepeopleshedleftbehind.

    nooneinfalyorethinglikethis.jaeanhood,dyingandstillveryeasethihingthatorefeardetalkingtoherdiffiyfear,hoaderealizesothingelse,sothingthatdeitalleonthsearlier,andidbeeninloveedlikeentirelife,butnoanyredaystherewouldbe.

    onndayshedidntshoehohatshednev

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