David is a grandfather who was always very close to his grandchildren. His grandchildren now are adults with children of their own. They moved away across the state, so David doesn't get to see them as much as he used to. What can we expect regarding their relationship now?
A. The affection between the grandchildren and David will remain strong.
B. David will experience greater distress at the separation and move closer to his grandchildren.
C. The grandchildren will experience a sense of guilt and pull away from David.
D. David will develop health issues related to the separation from his grandchildren.
Answer: A
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