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Carlisle put all the dirty gauze and the glass slivers into an empty crystal
bowl。 I didn't understand what he
was doing; even when he lit the match。 Then he threw it onto the alcohol…
soaked fibers; and the sudden
blaze made me jump。
〃Sorry;〃 he apologized。 〃That ought to do it So I didn't agree with my
father's particular brand of faith。
But never; in the nearly four hundred years now since I was born; have I ever
seen anything to make me
doubt whether God exists in some form or the other。 Not even the reflection in
the mirror。〃
I pretended to examine the dressing on my arm to hide my surprise at the
direction our conversation had
taken。 Religion was the last thing I expected; all things considered。 My own
life was fairly devoid of
belief。 Charlie considered himself a Lutheran; because that's what his parents
had been; but Sundays he
worshipped by the river with a fishing pole in his hand。 Renee tried out a
church now and then; but; much
like her brief affairs with tennis; pottery; yoga; and French classes; she
moved on by the time I was
aware of her newest fad。
〃I'm sure all this sounds a little bizarre; ing from a vampire。〃 He
grinned; knowing how their casual
use of that word never failed to shock me。 〃But I'm hoping that there is still
a point to this life; even for us。
It's a long shot; I'll admit;〃 he continued in an offhand voice。 〃By all
accounts; we're damned regardless。
But I hope; maybe foolishly; that we'll get some measure of credit for
trying。〃
〃I don't think that's foolish;〃 I mumbled。 I couldn't imagine anyone; deity
included; who wou