Which inference is best supported by the following passage (paragraphs 26-27)? Scullery maid, that was one thing I would never be. I imagined Mother’s face when she arrived home and found what a splendid job I had done running the coffeehouse. I could just picture it—I would be seeing the last customers out the door when Mother would come up the steps. She would exclaim how clean and well-run the coffeehouse was. Grandfather would point out the fancy dry goods store I was building next door. I would blush, looking quite attractive in my new dress—French, of course. Perhaps I could hire Susannah to do the washing up. That would be a way of helping. I broke off my daydream to take in our surroundings. Grandfather and the driver had stopped swapping stories. He turned to look back at me anxiously. We were in the center of a dying city. Answer choices for the above question A. Matilda does a great job of running the family coffee house. B. Matilda is only now beginning to realize how unpredictable her future has become. C. Susannah will go to work for Matilda’s family. D. Matilda has a bad habit of getting lost in her thoughts during important moments.