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CROSSROADS
Summary
Anne Nelson leaves Noah with a final goodbye, never looking back. Then,
he goes inside, but quickly returns to the porch when he realizes that
Allie needs to be alone. Eventually, she comes out, and they begin to
talk about what her decision will be. He can see in her eyes that she
is not going to tell Lon about them. Allie responds, “. .
. I keep asking myself what I really want in my life, and do you know
what the answer is? The answer is that I want two things. First, I want
you. I want us. I love you and I always have . . . But I also want a happy
ending without hurting anyone. And I know if I stay, people will be hurt.”
Noah says that she can’t live her life for........
Notes
This chapter is extremely poignant as Allie makes the decision to leave
Noah. It is, however, totally unexpected for.......
A LETTER FROM YESTERDAY
Summary
All the way back to the inn, Allie tries to find some way to clear her
mind, but nothing helps. However, by the time she reaches the drawbridge,
she is at least enough in control to think she can speak with Lon. She
drives by people going about their everyday lives in spite of the quandary
that Allie finds herself in. She pulls into the parking lot and sees Lon’s
car, but parks several spaces away from it. She looks in the mirror and
sees her puffy, red eyes. Then, she takes a moment to look once again
at the article that had brought her here in the.........
Notes
This chapter is full of ironies about how life goes on no matter how difficult our own lives, how the day can be........
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