Question

WILL MEDAL http://prntscr.com/940gni

Answer 1

@english guy

Answer 2

Mom had made it extremely clear—be polite and act helpful. "It's only for a month," she said, "and then I'll be back from my business trip."
"But Mom, it's the summer before high school! And what about my friends? I won't know anyone in Georgia."
"Sorry, Marissa, this can't be helped. Once you're there, I'm sure you'll meet kids."
That's how it was decided that I'd spend August with Grandma and Grandpa. It's not that I didn't like them; I just didn't know them. Mom and I lived in Massachusetts, and they lived in Georgia. Mom traveled on business, and they didn't travel. So the amount of quality time we'd spent together was pretty limited. In fact, I hadn't seen them since second grade—six years ago.
Mom flew with me to Atlanta and then caught her flight to London. The minute after she left the old farmhouse—the only house on the street—Grandma stood like a granite pillar in the kitchen and said, "You can put your stuff in the spare room." She pointed up the stairs, so I trudged up the staircase with a suitcase in each arm. The room was pretty basic—bed, desk, closet, clean sheets. Be polite and act helpful, I thought. I hung up my clothes and told myself that I was lucky to have family to help me and Mom when we needed it.
"Thanks very much," I said when I returned to the kitchen. "I hung up my clothes so you wouldn't have to."

Answer 3

/this is the first part of the story

Answer 4

/but the question asks at the end

Answer 5

It's A I'm pretty sure

Answer 6

yeah