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“no,no.thebusstoppedinti.youhadbettergotoahospitaltokesurenobonesansaid.

“abiandidntstop,”rescuersaid.

“yes,doyoukno”thenasked.“isheapersonalene”

“didyouseethene”

aogetho,itooktyove.aogettheostunfortable.finallyayidservedbreakfastinbed.sheyact.perhapssheguessedthatioing,shehevergeoftears.

“ithinkillright,justalittleshaken.pleaseee.ipanytothepolicestatiothei,”isaid.

“yousavedlife.hoitothankyou”voiceelikesooneelsespeaking.

“no,idontkno.butiveseenhiefore.”

ithahenagain,andhedisappearedinthecrowd.

e,ireadtangdynastypoeinbed.suddenlyireeredthat.huhadsaidheethatveryafteoon.althoughiaininbed,igotupandtidieduprooihadertherevolutionaryaoftheredguards,nooneinaakeacal

everythinghadhappenedsoquicklyandsouedlythatiykneeswerewobbly.

“anopofthikhair”

“notreally.butinotiyclehadsothingbrightonthesaddle.”

...

“heethingbrightcaughteye.”

“youdidnththenonthebile.thepoliceeetingtoattend.”

“yeting.youhadbetterbecareful.hehityoudeliberately.thestreetpty.hedidnthavetohityou.andherodeakly.”

attheusualhourofthreeoethingsuddenlyhithardfroehind.ishotoutandlandedflatonbaanpulledtotheside.thebussloyoldp,breakingit.thenductorlookedoutofthee,“youlooktokillyourself”thenthebusgatheredspeedandpulledaway.

oldhandle.”

“abrightyelloover”