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new moon(暮光之城-新月英文版)-第章

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thought there was nothing in 
that to disturb me。 But I felt uneasy; and I wasn't sure why at first。 
It wasn't until almost the very end; as I watched a haggard zombie shambling 
after the last shrieking 
survivor; that I realized what the problem was。 The scene kept cutting between 
the horrified face of the 
heroine; and the dead; emotionless face of her pursuer; back and forth as it 
closed the distance。 
And I realized which one resembled me the most。 
I stood up。 
〃Where are you going? There's; like; two minutes left;〃 Jess hissed。 
〃I need a drink;〃 I muttered as I raced for the exit。 
I sat down on the bench outside the theater door and tried very hard not to 
think of the irony。 But it was 
ironic; all things considered; that; in the end; I would wind up as a zombie。 
I hadn't seen that one ing。 
Not that I hadn't dreamed of being a mythical monster once—just never a 
grotesque; animated 
corpse。 I shook my head to dislodge that train of thought; feeling panicky。 I 
couldn't afford to think about 
what I'd once dreamed of。 
It was depressing to realize that I wasn't the heroine anymore; that my story 
was over。 
Jessica came out of the theater doors and hesitated; probably wondering where 
the best place was to 
search for me。 When she saw me; she looked relieved; but only for a moment。 
Then she looked irritated。 
〃Was the movie too scary for you?〃 she wondered。 
〃Yeah;〃 I agreed。 〃I guess I'm just a coward。〃 
〃That's funny。〃 She frowned。 〃I didn't think you were scared—I was screaming 
all the time; but I didn't 
hear you scream once。 So I didn't know why you left。〃 
I shrugged。 〃Just scared。〃 
She relaxed a little。 〃That was the scariest movie I think I've ever seen。 
I'll bet we're going to have 
nightmares tonight。〃 
〃No doubt about that;〃 I said; trying to keep my voice normal。 It was 
inevitable that I would have 
nightmares; but they wouldn't be about zombies。 Her eyes flashed to my face 
and away。 Maybe I hadn't 
succeeded with the normal voice。 
〃Where do you want to eat?〃 Jess asked。 
〃I don't care。〃 
〃Okay。〃 
Jess started talking about the male lead in the movie as we walked。 I nodded 
as she gushed over his 
hotness; unable to remember seeing a non…zombie man at all。 
I didn't watch where Jessica was leading me。 I was only vaguely aware that it 
was dark and quieter now。 
It took me longer than it should have to realize why it was quiet。 Jessica had 
stopped babbling。 I looked 
at her apologetically; hoping I hadn't hurt her feelings。 
Jessica wasn't looking at me。 Her face was tense; she stared straight ahead 
and walked fast。 As I 
watched; her eyes darted quickly to the right; across the road; and back 
again。 
I glanced around myself for the first time。 
We were on a short stretch of unlit sidewalk。 The little shops lining the 
street were all locked up for the 
night; windows black。 Half a block ahead; the streetlights started up again; 
and I could see; farther down; 
the bright golden arches of the McDonald's she was heading for。 
Across the street there was one open business。 The windows were covered from 
inside and there were 
neon signs; advertisements for different brands of beer; glowing in front of 
them。 The biggest sign; in 
brilliant green; was the name of the bar—One…Eyed Pete's。 I wondered if there 
was some pirate theme 
not visible from outside。 The metal door was propped open; it was dimly lit 
inside; and the low murmur 
of many voices and the sound of ice clinking in glasses floated across the 
street。 Lounging against the wall 
beside the door were four men。 
I glanced back at Jessica。 Her eyes were fixed on the path ahead and she moved 
briskly。 She didn't look 
frightened—just wary; trying to not attract attention to herself。 
I paused without thinking; looking back at the four men with a strong sense of 
déjà vu。 This was a 
different road; a different night; but the scene was so much the same。 One of 
them was even short and 
dark。 As I stopped and turned toward them; that one looked up in interest。 
I stared back at him; frozen on the sidewalk。 
〃Bella?〃 Jess whispered。 〃What are you doing?〃 
I shook my head; not sure myself。 〃I think I know them〃 I muttered。 
What was I doing? I should be running from this memory as fast as I could; 
blocking the image of the 
four lounging men from my mind; protecting myself with the numbness I couldn't 
function without。 Why 
was I stepping; dazed; into the street? 
It seemed too coincidental that I should be in Port Angeles with Jessica; on a 
dark street even。 My eyes 
focused on the short one; trying to match the features to my memory of the man 
who had threatened me 
that night almost a year ago。 I wondered if there was any way I would 
recognize the man; if it was really 
him。 That particular part of that particular evening was just a blur。 My body 
remembered it better than my 
mind did; the tension in my legs as I tried to decide whether to run or to 
stand my ground; the dryness in 
my throat as I struggled to build a decent scream; the tight stretch of skin 
across my knuckles as I 
clenched my hands into fists; the chills on the back of my neck when the dark
…haired man called me 
〃sugar。〃 
There was an indefinite; implied kind of menace to these men that had nothing 
to do with that other night。 
It sprung from the fact that they were strangers; and it was dark here; and 
they outnumbered us—nothing 
more specific than that。 But it was enough that Jessica's voice cracked in 
panic as she called after me。 
〃Bella; e on!〃 
I ignored her; walking slowly forward without ever making the conscious 
decision to move my feet。 I 
didn't understand why; but the nebulous threat the men presented drew me 
toward them。 It was a 
senseless impulse; but I hadn't felt any kind of impulse in so long I 
followed it。 
Something unfamiliar beat through my veins。 Adrenaline; I realized; long 
absent from my system; 
drumming my pulse faster and fighting against the lack of sensation。 It was 
strange—why the adrenaline 
when there was no fear? It was almost as if it were an echo of the last time 
I'd stood like this; on a
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