Which statement tells where a paragraph break should be in this dialogue?

"Hello, Mrs. Jefferson. Sorry I'm a little late," Aubrey said. "That's okay," Mrs. Jefferson replied. "We're running a little behind tonight. Jake's had dinner and his bath and is ready for bed." "Oh, okay,” Aubrey responded. “I brought over some storybooks to read to him before he goes to sleep."

Question

Which statement tells where a paragraph break should be in this dialogue? 

"Hello, Mrs. Jefferson. Sorry I'm a little late," Aubrey said. "That's okay," Mrs. Jefferson replied. "We're running a little behind tonight. Jake's had dinner and his bath and is ready for bed." "Oh, okay,” Aubrey responded. “I brought over some storybooks to read to him before he goes to sleep."

anonymous · Answer

A.
Paragraph breaks should come after Aubrey said and "Jake's had dinner and his bath and is ready for bed."
 
 B.
Paragraph breaks should come after Aubrey said and "Jake's had dinner and his bath and is ready for bed." and Aubrey responded.
 
 C.
A paragraph break should come after Mrs. Jefferson replied.
 
 D.
No paragraph breaks are needed.

anonymous · Answer

any ideas?

anonymous · Answer

b?

anonymous · Answer

Paragraph breaks should come after Aubrey said and "Jake's had dinner and his bath and is ready for bed." and Aubrey responded is correct!