第15部分

請關閉瀏覽器的閱讀/暢讀/小說模式並且關閉廣告遮蔽過濾功能，避免出現內容無法顯示或者段落錯亂。

wipe　my　mouth。　¨So；　whatˇs　going　on？　Youˇre　coaching　us　on　interviews　today；　right？〃

¨Thatˇs　right；〃　says　Haymitch。

¨You　donˇt　have　to　wait　until　Iˇm　done。　I　can　listen　and　cat　at　the　same　time；〃　I　say。

¨Well；　thereˇs　been　a　change　of　plans。　About　our　current　approach；〃　says　Haymitch。

¨Whatˇs　that？〃　I　ask。　Iˇm　not　sure　what　our　current　approach　is。　Trying　to　appear　mediocre　in　front　of　the　other　tributes　is　the　last　bit　of　strategy　I　remember。

Haymitch　shrugs。　¨Peeta　has　asked　to　be　coached　separately。〃

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Betrayal。　Thatˇs　the　first　thing　I　feel；　which　is　ludicrous。　For　there　to　be　betrayal；　there　would　have　had　to　been　trust　first。　Between　Peeta　and　me。　And　trust　has　not　been　part　of　the　agreement。　Weˇre　tributes。　But　the　boy　who　risked　a　beating　to　give　me　bread；　the　one　who　steadied　me　in　the　chariot；　who　covered　for　me　with　the　redheaded　Avox　girl；　who　insisted　Haymitch　know　my　hunting　skills　。　。　。　was　there　some　part　of　me　that　couldnˇt　help　trusting　him？

On　the　other　hand；　Iˇm　relieved　that　we　can　stop　the　pretense　of　being　friends。　Obviously；　whatever　thin　connection　weˇd　foolishly　formed　has　been　severed。　And　high　time；　too。　The　Games　begin　in　two　days；　and　trust　will　only　be　a　weakness。　Whatever　triggered　Peetaˇs　decision　�　and　I　suspect　it　had　to　do　with　my　outperforming　him　in　training　�　I　should　be　nothing　but　grateful　for　it。　Maybe　heˇs　finally　accepted　the　fact　that　the　sooner　we　openly　acknowledge　that　we　are　enemies；　the　better。

¨Good；〃　I　say。　¨So　whatˇs　the　schedule？〃

¨Youˇll　each　have　four　hours　with　Effie　for　presentation　and　four　with　me　for　content；〃　says　Haymitch。　¨You　start　with　Effie；　Katniss。〃

I　canˇt　imagine　what　Effie　will　have　to　teach　me　that　could　take　four　hours；　b