Katie is a friendly, ____ person who walks down the street with a smile for everyone. Her job as a sales rep means that she’s often talking to ____, which she loves. An ____ woman in her ____ twenties, she went through a long period of dating before she finally ____ her current boyfriend, Brian. Brian can be sweet, protective, and ____, but he’s also an ____, fearful guy who ____ every new person with suspicion. When the two of them go on a walk together, Katie is ____ and talkative, easily falling into conversation with the man who stops to ask directions or the woman whose dog ____ their path. Brian, though, is full of ____. Can’t she see how people are laughing at her? She thinks they like these ____ conversations, but they’re actually ____ their eyes and wondering why she’s so chatty. And that man who asked them for directions? He was only trying to ____ her—she should have seen how he leered ather the moment her back was turned. At first, Katie laughs off her boyfriend’s ____. She’s been like this all her life, she tells him, and she enjoys being friendly. But after weeks of relentless criticism, she starts to ____ herself. Maybe people are laughing and leering at her. Maybe she is being flirtatious and rubbing her boyfriend’s nose in it—what a terrible way to ____ the man who loves her! Eventually, when Katie walks down the street, she can’t decide how to behave. She doesn’t want to ____ her warm and friendly approach to the world— but now, whenever she ____, she can’t help imagining what Brian would think.

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