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Because she assumes that she will not see denise again. And the sentence when the first tomato ripened suggests that she will be gone whithin the period of time a tomato needs to ripe. Hope it helps!

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The tone and the fact that the narrator says "she'd miss me", drives you to think that the narrator assumes that she will never see Denise again, i.e option D.

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