Before the Franks arrive at the annex, why are the Van Dans so worried about them? a. The Franks are late.
b. They hear a rumor that the Franks have been arrested.
c. both of the these
d. neither of these

In washwoman who is the narrator telling the story

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Why do people live together and form societies