我也省得理他在捡便宜。

「走来走去，如果没公司愿意，怎办呢？」兆良有点烦躁地哆嗦着。

「那只有做一座石膏像，这个我可以帮你做。」

到了最後在Hempstead区的一爿商店，在兆良恳求那位小姐才有点眉目。我们从车箱抬了三个母模让她先看看．．．

“Well, I’m sorry, I need a positive.”

我听得挤了挤眉头:

“I’m sorry, Miss..”

“I’m Sabrina.”　她笑了笑。

“Hi Sabrina, I’m Rhys. I made the mould, why you ’t work on a ive?”

“Guys, I’m sorry, we need a positive instead, or better say, the inal model or statue, we don’t make brohout a positive, you know, upon taking an order, we’ll take photos to ehe statue is intact . It’s our policy.”

她一面说一面查看母模。

“You’d better find someoo make a positive first, either in clay, terracotta, plaster whatever you have. I need a……”

突然看她锁着眉头，俯身看了看，又走到柜子前，从抽屉里拿了个眼球型放大镜，对着某处再仔细地看。仰头向我问起来：

“Oh my god! Are you Mr. ?”

“No.” 可能她看到女像衣边有个刻印，不过她怎会知道兆良的姓氏？

兆良一直绷着脸，这时才觉得有点放松。

“Yes, I’m, call me Michael. What’s up?”

“Is Miss Claire Lin your mom?”

“Right!”　兆良也觉得有点出奇。

“Ahha, she is a habitue here.”

莎布莲娜小姐登时改变了态度，伸出手来向我们问好。

“Oh, I haven’t seen her for a very long time, is she ok?”

“She’s in an asylum.” 兆良每次提起妈在疗养院，神色便沈重起来。

莎布莲娜愣了愣，表情诧异的说： “Oh……I’m..I’m so sorry.”

“It’s been years, and that’s why I want to make a replica, it’s probably my mom’s last work.”

莎布莲娜叹了口气：“To be ho, man, I really ’t accept a ive.”

我们都愣在当场，突然看到她咧嘴笑了笑：

“However, I make a positive for you.”

“That’s great, oh, that’s really great！”

兆良一脸兴奋地回应： “Thank you so much, Sabrina.”

“Ok, you a bronze, right? Normally our minimum quantity for small broatue is 10. As a gesture of goodwill, I’ll bypass this policy…”

“Oh, fabulous! Sabrina, you really make my day! But…how long would it take? I am going back to Hong Kong pretty soon.”

莎布莲娜耸了耸肩，又说：

“Ok, I’m gonna make a plaster positive right now, we have a batch of orders here ready for the final bronze-pour. I th

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