iam fleming.for your eyes only-第34部分

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　〃Kampala。〃　Bond　lit　a　cigarette　to　cover　his　hesitation。　Four　days　in　a　beautiful　yacht　with　this　girl！　But　the　tail　of　that　fish；　sticking　out　of　the　mouth！　Had　she　done　it？　Or　had　Fidele；　who　would　know　that　his　uncles　and　cousins　on　Mahe　would　somehow　see　that　he　came　to　no　harm？　If　only　one　of　them　would　make　a　slip。　Bond　said　easily：　〃That's　terribly　nice　of　you；　Liz。　Of　course　I'd　love　to　e。〃
　Fidele　Barbey　chuckled。　〃Bravo；　my　friend。　And　I　would　love　to　be　in　your　shoes；　but　for　one　thing。　That　damned　fish。　It　is　a　great　responsibility。　I　like　to　think　of　you　both　being　deluged　with　cables　from　the　Smithsonian　about　it。　Don't　forget　that　you　are　now　both　trustees　of　a　scientific　Koh…i…noor。　And　you　know　what　these　Americans　are。　They'll　worry　the　life　out　of　you　until　they've　got　their　hands　on　it。〃
　Bond's　eyes　were　hard　as　flint　as　he　watched　the　girl。　Surely　that　put　the　finger　on　her。　Now　he　would　make　some　excuse　…　get　out　of　the　trip。　There　had　been　some　thing　about　that　particular　way　of　killing　a　man　。　。　。
　But　the　beautiful；　candid　eyes　did　not　flicker。　She　looked　up　into　Fidele　Barbey's　face　and　said；　easily；　charmingly：　〃That　won't　be　a　problem。　I've　decided　to　give　it　to　the　British　Museum。〃
　James　Bond　noticed　that　the　sweat　dew　had　now　gathered　at　her　temples。　But；　after　all；　it　was　a　desperately　hot　evening　。　。　。
　The　thud　of　the　engines　stopped　and　the　anchor　chain　roared　down　into　the　quiet　bay。
　
　
　
　
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