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English, 25.07.2019 09:00 rubyfun58

Even though she is thousands of miles from her sister, the narrator laments that a) they might as well live close by b) she wishes she would have ignored the first e-mail message c) her family always assumes that she can easily earn extra cash d) all of the above

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