Hey, I know that you’re not going to open this and you probably hate me, but I wanted to say sorry for being a bad friend and for always being a [blank] to you. I only said that I don’t [blank] with you because I felt like you never even wanted to talk to me. Anyways, I will actually leave you alone forever now. I just wanted to tell you this and sorry that I continue to bother you.
I’m sorry things worked out for you this way but, trust me, try not to dwell too much on it. I wish you the best of luck, my friend. <3
Answer:
Colon ultimately decided to leave the woman and her children without offering them his help.
Explanation:
"Little Things Are Big" is an article written by Jesús Colón. The article talks about one of his experiences at the subway during the midnight hours. Colon mentions that he happened to come across a white woman in her twenties carrying her three children, one in arm and two on foot, and a medium sized valise. The woman was having trouble to board the train all by herself having so much to handle and take care. The writer seeing her struggles wanted to lend his help but as he was a Puerto Rican negro, he became conscious if the woman will receive any help from him or not. After contemplating many thoughts in his mind, he decided not to help them. He writes that he failed the woman, the children, and himself on the early morning of Memorial Day.
C she was annoyed at the finney's lack of maners
Judging by how it's used in the context, I would say C. A great number.
