Which sentence from the story best supports the idea that Olly is not useful to Pops? A “...in his enormous eyes was a glint that Ted had to admit was a trifle mischievous—Olly had sent more than one child scrambling from the paddock.”
B “‘Well, that would be reasonable, if you had the cash, son,’ Pops answered, his expression hovering somewhere between a smile and a frown.”
C “‘But you’re in school most of the year, and a horse can’t only eat in summertime: a horse is a full-time proposition...’”
D “‘He might not be mine much longer!’ Ted suddenly blurted out.”