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Dear Owen,

I have the most incredible news, and there is simply no way I can hold it in until you are back! Of course it would be far nicer to tell you in person, but you are still away at that management course in Regina, and since I am practically bursting with the excitement of it all, waiting for your flight home is out of the question.

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1Right now, Owen is
Akeying numbers into spreadsheets downstairs.
Baway taking a course in another city.
Cflying out to branches across the country.
Dpicturing the bakery he hoped to run.
2Before the offer, the writer had worked
Arunning her own little bakery downtown.
Bflying to branches all over the country.
Ckeying numbers for several past employers.
Dat the very same desk for four years.
3The writer is mainly writing to tell Owen
Aabout a thrilling turn in her career.
Bhow the new job is treating her so far.
Cthat the townhouse deal has gone through.
Dhow much she misses baking bread.
4It is clear that the writer
Adoes not want to start a family at all.
Balready owns the townhouse by the river.
Cis eager to see new places.
Dfinds keying numbers into spreadsheets exciting.
5At this point, the promotion is something the writer
Asigned the very moment it was offered.
Bgave up on, just like the bakery.
Chas held for four long years.
Dhas yet to make up her mind about.
6The writer suggests that Owen
Awants to keep putting off a family.
Bwas right to urge her to be patient.
Ccannot afford the townhouse by the river.
Dshould push for a bigger salary.
7In her new role, the writer would work as
Asomeone in charge of the firm's operations.
Ba baker running her own shop.
Ca clerk keying numbers downstairs.
Da paid travel writer.
8The writer worries that, despite the travel, she will
Anever be flown out to Victoria at all.
Bfinally get to open her own bakery.
Cfind no time to enjoy the places herself.
Dhave to fly home before the course ends.
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