dreatrue.”kadygaveinstrustothedriversthatthey

149

itseedthatthreedaysafterlelefttohogotodeobuyokingthingsforher.”thingsnobodyhadeverheardof,”nedsaid,soundingas

lehadtounttotenbeforereplyingtothatone.”andjustedtorealizeforthefirsttitoheierieoejustexaehedarrivedintoselfforanything,assacres,or

148

rsonandleprobablyuldnttellpuffpastryfrotrudeldough,butheptysaloonandsatdoihatsalliethatsoknow

”itdidherkady,notpotsandpans.”

legend

itseedthatkadyhaddeupyherselfduringherhusbandsabsencebyokingfortheiledindulgently,butasthestoryexpanded,helicardthingsthathedidntlike.”shekissed.

ilyoreseoranyotherlion,ynly.”kadytoldthedriverstheyobuyanyfoodthatsourange,an

eveuoftheplaguesofegypt.he,relutlyatfirst,buthincreasinggustoashee,theeyeshejaherheverywordnedspoke.

thoughkadyugly.hepausedlongenoughtokesurehehadlesattention.”sheolinaandoliveoilandstaranise.”

le,andhehhasbeenknoofellhorses.”

leleanede.”ookandraercywasa

everythingthatsgoingon,andtostart,youtellwhereeveryoneis.”

judedeveraux

本章已阅读完毕(请击下一章继续阅读!)

hetriedtopiecetogether.

...

nediddleofastoinonedire,thenbacktradgoinanother.ratherlikeheryingtodrahoughtas

artedtorise.”yti.”