English, 19.03.2020 00:00 ewalchloe5067920

Which sentence from the passage tells the readers that Tim was overjoyed to see Mr. Jones?
A.
With tears in her eyes, she bid farewell to Tim.
B.
Tim would wait for Debby to return from school and take him out on a walk.
C.
Debby was welcomed home by an excited Tim.
D.
He would also snuggle next to Debby on the couch and watch television.

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