第6节
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ilyobprofessorjackhadeverheard.
thesubject.theprofessor,renownedin
hisfield,aural
degree.inexsandpapersandhelped
hreseardrrespoodohthetextbookforhe
granthadbeengiven.
jackarginallyiedinroandneoartand
evenlessiedinvingfroanhattantotu,buttheslot
hadbeentheonlyohatofferedafullrideplusastipend.
beingpenniless,jaeededboth.
thejobtaxing.theprofessoriionhadbeendelivering
thesaleeprintedlessonplan,fortyplus
years.sinkreadthelecturesbeforehand,hispresehe
lecturehalloreforthesakeoffetgerorafotten
bookorpaperfortheprofessorthananythingeducationalfor
hielf.
hesatfarofftotheprofessorsside,ouldbeeasily
aessed.iteodd
studehatny
enrolledintheurse.
rachelkeatsattendedeveryclass,listenedraptly,tooknotes.jack
toldhielfthathiseyesoughtheroutforthesilenstancyof
herpresedidntexplain,though,edthatshe
frollestafe,alone,
orthatshedroveanoldredvasunshadeonthedashthat
ed,sincehehadneverinhislifeseenaslarge
orvividlyloredabugsittingbehindthearasher
sunshilariouslydepicted.
sheajor.shelivedinanapartfarfrobr>
his.shesand,iftheeasygoingexpression
sheeantanythi.
notonlyeonewhowas.
celesteallandleggy,loadeduptopandsdownbelow,asked
preciousfeadepreciousfeands,likedthesex
enoughthatheulddoheedediween.she
okedand,buthehadntbeeonher
intodoinghislaundry.thatselfinthe
laundrotonatuesdaynightethroughthedoor.
thoseheredupinaturquoiseribbonthat
clashedhherpurpletanktop,buthershortsandsandalse
andasfreshastheblushthatstaihosesunstainedcheekswhen
shesathere.
iralobeatthatshespentatthedoor,heuldhave
singtuingandleaving.notiodo
that,hesaid,”heyhoiled.”great.”the
blushreined.shesuckedinherlips,raisedherbroing
selfnscious,huggedauffedlaundrybagasshelookeddown
therotingtwoside
byside.shesledathigainandheadedto.
jacksheartknohy.allsheddonewas
sle.therehadntbeenanythielysexualinit.she
histypeatall.butheslidoffthedryerhedbeensittingon,and
folloakedononeof
thoseshehadchosen.
”roandneoart”heproted.hedido
thinkthisapickupata.she
edthat.itwas
safe.
norisk.justaninnocuoushello.
sheaople”uhhuh.”shewas
blushingstill,pushingdirtylaundryfroheuthofherlaundrybag
intotheuthofthewasher.
heihensaid,”hedryer.”itwas
probablytheduestlinehedeverhandedaan.butheuldnt
tellherthatsheestogetherintoher
e.heuldntaskiftheredss,bras,orbriefs.he
uldntevenlookdirectlyatthosethings,becauseshewouldhave
beenrtified.besides,heuldnttakehiseyesfroers.they
ehananyhehadseen.
”youreoberyersta,”shesaidasshefilledthesende
hthingsthatoutfitwas
ivebyparison.”areyoutrainingtotea
inarture.”shesled.”really””really,”hesaid,sling
back.shereallyilinglikethat.thesness
reinedevenouthandlooked
arou,right,dok.
jackretuedtohisownpossessionsandofferedherhisboxofsoap
powder.
heurred”thanks.”when
shehadbothesfilledhsoap,fedhquarters,andstarted,
sheasked,”kindofthingsdoyoutobuild”thequestion
usuallycafroisparentsandhs.
butrachelkeatsseedgenuinelyied.
”hos,forstarters,”hesaid.”iefrottown,one
littleboxafteranother.iusedtopassthoselittleboxesontheway
tosyintosothingfiner.
thosedoodlesdidhgradech.”
”no.ithinkit.”sheshotaglahetextthatlay
openonhisdryer.”isthebookonhodesigns””.right
nooarches.
doyouknoanydifferentkindsofarchestherearethereare
flatarches,roundarches,triangulararches,pointedarches.there
arehandarkarches,groinarches.therearedepressed
arches.therearedinishedarches.therearehorseshoearches.”
shehesoundasgentleashereyes.”idontthinki
eofthoseare.”shepausedforthebriefest
ti,saidalstshyly,”ioo.”helikedthe
shyness.
itdehieelsafe.”henatlanta,thennew
york.ydadtakesoldbusinessesandtus
theround.oveyou””on.you
akeitontops.did
youdoodle””oh,people,birds,anils,fish,anythingthat
ves.
ilikedoingeradoes,capturinganinstant.”
”areyoustilldoodling”heaskedinrespooheruseofthe
presenttense.
sheliftedashoulder,shy,ybedest.”iliketothinkits
re.
iopingtopaintforaliving.”
”horhoutadayjob”jackasked.theaverageartistbarely
eaedenoughtoeat.unlessrachellybetterthan
average,sheepayingthebills.
she
...
ilyobprofessorjackhadeverheard.
thesubject.theprofessor,renownedin
hisfield,aural
degree.inexsandpapersandhelped
hreseardrrespoodohthetextbookforhe
granthadbeengiven.
jackarginallyiedinroandneoartand
evenlessiedinvingfroanhattantotu,buttheslot
hadbeentheonlyohatofferedafullrideplusastipend.
beingpenniless,jaeededboth.
thejobtaxing.theprofessoriionhadbeendelivering
thesaleeprintedlessonplan,fortyplus
years.sinkreadthelecturesbeforehand,hispresehe
lecturehalloreforthesakeoffetgerorafotten
bookorpaperfortheprofessorthananythingeducationalfor
hielf.
hesatfarofftotheprofessorsside,ouldbeeasily
aessed.iteodd
studehatny
enrolledintheurse.
rachelkeatsattendedeveryclass,listenedraptly,tooknotes.jack
toldhielfthathiseyesoughtheroutforthesilenstancyof
herpresedidntexplain,though,edthatshe
frollestafe,alone,
orthatshedroveanoldredvasunshadeonthedashthat
ed,sincehehadneverinhislifeseenaslarge
orvividlyloredabugsittingbehindthearasher
sunshilariouslydepicted.
sheajor.shelivedinanapartfarfrobr>
his.shesand,iftheeasygoingexpression
sheeantanythi.
notonlyeonewhowas.
celesteallandleggy,loadeduptopandsdownbelow,asked
preciousfeadepreciousfeands,likedthesex
enoughthatheulddoheedediween.she
okedand,buthehadntbeeonher
intodoinghislaundry.thatselfinthe
laundrotonatuesdaynightethroughthedoor.
thoseheredupinaturquoiseribbonthat
clashedhherpurpletanktop,buthershortsandsandalse
andasfreshastheblushthatstaihosesunstainedcheekswhen
shesathere.
iralobeatthatshespentatthedoor,heuldhave
singtuingandleaving.notiodo
that,hesaid,”heyhoiled.”great.”the
blushreined.shesuckedinherlips,raisedherbroing
selfnscious,huggedauffedlaundrybagasshelookeddown
therotingtwoside
byside.shesledathigainandheadedto.
jacksheartknohy.allsheddonewas
sle.therehadntbeenanythielysexualinit.she
histypeatall.butheslidoffthedryerhedbeensittingon,and
folloakedononeof
thoseshehadchosen.
”roandneoart”heproted.hedido
thinkthisapickupata.she
edthat.itwas
safe.
norisk.justaninnocuoushello.
sheaople”uhhuh.”shewas
blushingstill,pushingdirtylaundryfroheuthofherlaundrybag
intotheuthofthewasher.
heihensaid,”hedryer.”itwas
probablytheduestlinehedeverhandedaan.butheuldnt
tellherthatsheestogetherintoher
e.heuldntaskiftheredss,bras,orbriefs.he
uldntevenlookdirectlyatthosethings,becauseshewouldhave
beenrtified.besides,heuldnttakehiseyesfroers.they
ehananyhehadseen.
”youreoberyersta,”shesaidasshefilledthesende
hthingsthatoutfitwas
ivebyparison.”areyoutrainingtotea
inarture.”shesled.”really””really,”hesaid,sling
back.shereallyilinglikethat.thesness
reinedevenouthandlooked
arou,right,dok.
jackretuedtohisownpossessionsandofferedherhisboxofsoap
powder.
heurred”thanks.”when
shehadbothesfilledhsoap,fedhquarters,andstarted,
sheasked,”kindofthingsdoyoutobuild”thequestion
usuallycafroisparentsandhs.
butrachelkeatsseedgenuinelyied.
”hos,forstarters,”hesaid.”iefrottown,one
littleboxafteranother.iusedtopassthoselittleboxesontheway
tosyintosothingfiner.
thosedoodlesdidhgradech.”
”no.ithinkit.”sheshotaglahetextthatlay
openonhisdryer.”isthebookonhodesigns””.right
nooarches.
doyouknoanydifferentkindsofarchestherearethereare
flatarches,roundarches,triangulararches,pointedarches.there
arehandarkarches,groinarches.therearedepressed
arches.therearedinishedarches.therearehorseshoearches.”
shehesoundasgentleashereyes.”idontthinki
eofthoseare.”shepausedforthebriefest
ti,saidalstshyly,”ioo.”helikedthe
shyness.
itdehieelsafe.”henatlanta,thennew
york.ydadtakesoldbusinessesandtus
theround.oveyou””on.you
akeitontops.did
youdoodle””oh,people,birds,anils,fish,anythingthat
ves.
ilikedoingeradoes,capturinganinstant.”
”areyoustilldoodling”heaskedinrespooheruseofthe
presenttense.
sheliftedashoulder,shy,ybedest.”iliketothinkits
re.
iopingtopaintforaliving.”
”horhoutadayjob”jackasked.theaverageartistbarely
eaedenoughtoeat.unlessrachellybetterthan
average,sheepayingthebills.
she
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