In A Wife for My Son, Aïcha worries that others might support Fatiha’s reservations about marrying her son.

Which passage from the text best supports this idea?

A Wife for My Son

a. She gave Fatiha another pat on the cheek, then called all the young women over to give them henna which would promote their swift marriage.
b. Aïcha, not missing a thing, approached Myriem and vigorously pulled her towards the dancers. She wanted to stop this conspiring.
c. Only an old cousin noticed. She came towards her; caressed her cheek with a sympathetic look, leaned over and whispered into her ear.
d. Aïcha was a beautiful woman who did not look her fifty years. Agile in spite of her dimensions and often exuberant, she seemed energetic and dictatorial.