Book1:TeDream-Maker (第226/711页)

erandafterthattheyoftendiscussedtheadaptationofhispoemsintomusiddance．Realizingshemighthavegooofar,Dornawasremorseful．Sheranbadforthtothekescoopingupwaterwithherbarehandsandspshingitoionlesswoman，tryingtoreviveher．WhenNataliefinallycametoandopenedhereyes,DornaapologizedprofuselyforherrashnessandcalledthetwotigerstohersothatNataliecouldseeforherselftheywereonlyCortezandKojakandwerereallyharmless．Shewastheperfectpolishedmarblestatueofanakedwoman，exceptthatshehadwarmthandove,butshesattheremotionless,lettingtimeslipbysilentlybetweenherfingers，justasthewomanonthebenchdid．WhenNataliesawthetwoslinkoutdocilelyfrombehireesatDorna’sbedcalsifashamedoftheirpartintheprank,shecouldn’thelpsmiling．Butshewas