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她握起老人另一只僵硬干枯的手，接着她把老人的双手捧在她褐色的脸颊前，她上下左右地暖和着老人的手。
他的围巾几乎从他宽阔、弯曲的肩膀上掉下来了，她帮他围在脖子上，但他仍然没说话，他站在那儿，好像是在把刚刚发生的一切装进自己的记忆里，而这种记忆至少要持续到明天。
当然，明天他还会冒着严寒来这儿。
罗伯塔为他扣上了被他忽略的扣子，她看着他的眼睛，竖起一根纤细的手指，开玩笑地责怪他，“约翰逊先生，我希望你以后多注意哟。”
接着为了强调，她稍稍停顿了一下，很认真地说：“我明天还要在这儿看到你。”
罗伯塔说的最后一句话在他耳边回响，他记下了叮嘱。
犹豫了一下，转过身，他前脚紧挨着后脚，挪动着，向寒冷的丹佛的早晨走去。
这时，我意识到他不是来买香蕉和松饼的，他来这儿，是为了获得心灵上的慰藉。
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