A: hello! What are you reading about in the newspaper?
B: hello! I was exhausted form studying, so I decided to read the newspaper to relax. Unfortunately, the news is so depressing. There has been another murder in the city center. I'm shocked that the police haven't caught the killer yet.
A: people are starting to get frightened by it. Everyone will be relieved when they finally catch the murder.
B: you mean “if” they catch the murderer. I'm scared stiff about going into the city center at night.
A; there must have been some good news in the newspaper. I can't believe that none of the news stories make you happy or excited.
B: well, there was one good piece of news. You remember the local girl who was dying of a rare blood disease?
A: yes. Her parents were raising money to have her treated in the united states.
B; well, they've got the money and she's going tomorrow for treatment.
A: I'm so happy for the family! They must be very relieved and excited about that.
B; I'm sure they are. Oh, and a local man won the lottery. I'm so jealous! I wish it were me! I buy a lottery ticket every week and I'm amazed that I haven't even won a small prize yet. It's so unfair!
A: don't be moody! I hope you're not tired, because we've been invited to a party this evening. I know how excited you get about parties.
