[Solved] Where does Willy go after he realizes that the boys have left him at the restaurant?

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Q.	Where does Willy go after he realizes that the boys have left him at the restaurant?
A.	He goes to the park for a walk.
B.	He buys some carrot seeds for his garden and goes home to plant them.
C.	He goes to buy another life insurance policy.
D.	He goes to his office to cry.
Answer» B. He buys some carrot seeds for his garden and goes home to plant them.

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