<span>d. Hauchecorne knows that the wallet has been found and will soon be turned in.
</span>Why is Hauchecorne's surprise at his neighbors' reactions to his claims of innocence ironic? <u><em>Hauchecorne knows that the wallet has been found and will soon be turned in.</em></u>
NOT:
<span>a. Hauchecorne knows his reputation and should not expect to be trusted. b. Hauchecorne knows that Malandain is just trying to get even with him. <span>c. Hauchecorne knows that Malandain witnessed him pick up the string.</span> </span>
Explanation: i would say yes because you have to factor in costs of the wedding and other stuff like that. some people earn way less than others meaning that affording a wedding could be very difficult
