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afterward。〃 He pushed a hand through his hair。 〃You were bound to learn

the truth sooner or later。 I wanted to tell you myself I just 。。。

couldnt。〃

Slowly he turned to face her。 His eyes held unfathomable pain。 〃When we

made love; Anne; it was magnificent。 We might fight about little things;

but when we came together that day; it was heaven。 I kept thinking that

if you knew how much I loved you; youd forgive me。 If I could have

prevented that accident;〃 he said on a note of defeat; 〃I would have;

believe me; I would have。〃

〃I never blamed you for that crash!〃

〃The guilt has been unbearable;〃 he said as though he hadnt heard her。

〃Its irrational and unjustified; but its real。 You have no idea。

Between the plane and the car。。 。〃 He shook his head。

Anne was missing something。 Quietly; she said; 〃What car?〃

He turned away; took a shuddering breath; straightened in resignation。

〃My wife was killed in an automobile accident three weeks before that

plane crash。 It was late at night。 The roads were icy。 Our car was hit

head on by a man whod had too much to drink。〃 He looked back over his

shoulder。 〃I was at the wheel。〃

Anne stared dumbly at him; and suddenly she was the one overwhelmed with

grief She hadnt asked how Mitchs wife had died; because that was

against the rules。 But she should have known that the death of a young

woman would be tragic no matter how it occurred。

〃It wasnt your fault;〃 she reasoned。

His eyes flashed。 〃I was driving! If only Id driven slower or faster;

or taken a different route。〃 He hung his head。 When he raised it again;

his anger was spent。 〃Remember the nightmare you had? Mine was no dream。

I was able to pull Bey out of the car; only to watch her die in my arms。

There was nothing I could do。 A battered arm was the least of my

punishment。 The plane crash seemed an extension of it。 Then〃…he pressed

his lips together and nodded…〃then I found you。〃

Anne swallowed hard。 He wandered across the room; seeming aimless; as

though it didnt matter where he went。 She had never seen him like this;

had never heard his voice so bleak or so sad。

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