Which of the following would be the best way to improve the first sentence?
A. It was a hot, sticky day. Ellie wanted to get away from the apartment and do something cool. Maybe swimming or the mall. She put on her favorite tank top and shorts; then she headed out but didn't know where she was going so she and Joe would have to figure it out together.
B. It was a hot sticky day. Ellie wanted to get away from the apartment. She wanted to do something cool. She put on her favorite tank top and shorts. She headed to Joe's house to figure it out. Maybe they would go swimming. Maybe they'd go to the mall. She didn't know which.
C. It was a hot, sticky day. Ellie wanted to get away from the apartment and do something cool. She put on her favorite tank top and shorts. Then she headed to Joe's house. She wasn't sure what to do – whether to go swimming or go to the mall – but she knew they'd figure it out together.
C
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