38. What did the narrator do later, to ensure that his son did not become a lunchbox thief?
A. He learned how to cook and this prevented his son from being a lunchbox thief.
B. He never tried to prepare lunchbox for his son.
C. He always bought food when his wife was out of city.
O D. He never tried to interfere with the cook's work.​

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