Missing03

当大家慢慢的，能用大脑听进去，这些清晰的，优秀的语料的时候，大脑已经自然反应习惯养成，如春风扑面心花怒放般的感觉，你的听力基本没有问题了，已经进入新的台阶。

每个故事，最少要听30遍以上，对就是这样

94年高考英语148分，不是我曾经的骄傲，而是告诉我，我有的过人独特地方，你如不了解，可能错过了提高的时机，浪费时间

一般情况下，不要参加社会英语培训，适合自己的路和方法才最跟的上你的节拍

我的微信：my0515

还是那句话，想有朋友一起前行，有经验交流，来则请你打赏说话好吗，谢谢

I put my hand  on my gun, and slowly  opened the door wider. I saw  nothing. I
carefully picked up a towel from the floor. Nothing. “There must be someone in
the bathtub,” I thought.
In one fell swoop, I kicked the shower curtain back. “Don’t move!” I shouted.
Suddenly a little white  cat jumped out of the  bathtub and scurried between my
legs.A cat. I should have known.
“Oh, Jasmine! I forgot about you!” Anne said. The cat looked  happy to see her.
She took her into the kitchen. I poked  around the rest of the bedroom, and then
followed Anne into the kitchen.
“Does the cat have any food left in her dish?” I asked.
“It’s almost gone. Poor Jasmine! You must be hungry.”
“Well, Bill and Sarah haven’t been gone long, we  know that.” I walked over to
the telephone answering machine and checked their messages. No one had called.
We continued looking through the three-bedroom  apartment. There was no sign
of any violence, no burglary, no break-in. I checked in the master bedroom, and I
saw nothing  unusual: a beer  bottle, photos of  Bill and Sarah’s wedding,  some
dirty clothes, an old Time magazine.
Next to the  bed on the night  table there was a  bottle of pills. “Anne,  what are
these pills for, do you know?”
“I think they’re for Bill’s leg. He messed up his leg playing football in college at
USC,” Anne replied.








 
I put the bottle back on the table and sat down on the bed to think. I had no idea
what happened to Anne’s  sister and her brother-in-law. They  seem to have just
disappeared into thin air. They didn’t call anyone. There was no sign of any crime
in their apartment. No one at their jobs had seen them for two days. Where could
they be?
“Well, Anne, I don’t see anything here  to help us. I think we should  talk to the
police again.”
“But I tried talking to the police, Dr. Reeves! They told me to fill out some forms
and wait. They won’t do anything. That’s why I went to you for help!” She began
to cry a little.
I stopped and looked at her for a second: God, I thought, this poor kid. Twenty-
two, and in such pain.
“Okay, well, we won’t find anything else here. Let’s go,” I said to her.
Just then I heard a telephone ringing. I turned to the phone on the table, but there
was no sound. Then I saw Anne reach inside her purse: it was her cellular phone!
“That’s my cell phone, Dr. Reeves.” Anne said. “Hello?”
I watched Anne’s face as she answered the phone. First it was happy, then worried,
then very sad.
“Right...10 minutes...yes...see you there...bye!” Anne hung up and looked  at me
in fear.
“That was Bill. Something terrible has happened!