Read the following passage and questions, then choose the right answer from options, the answer should be one of A, B, C, D.

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"Ivy?" Cob looked away. "I thought that you and she ... well, I thought that "The answer is no . Ivy's a nice girl ... but...." He paused and sighed. "Since she was promoted to her father's old rank ... well...." He shrugged. "Who wants a wife that ranks you?" then he pulled out an address book and leafed through until he came to of feeling. Then he motioned wearily to his companion, and together unhappily into the thick air above the two men as they reached the Aphrodite's breakdowns in half that time. thought...." "The same." Ganymede . And, after all, you come from an old service family and all that. How come Strike sighed. "Well, now, Cob, I'll tell you. You'll be spacing with me and I guess you've a right to know the worst ... not that you wouldn't find it out anyway. I come from a long line of very sharp operators. Seven generations of officers and gentlemen. Lousy with tradition. "The first David Farragut Strykalski, son of a sea-loving Polish immigrant, emerged from World War II a four-striper and Congressional Medal winner. Then came David Farragut Strykalski, Jr., and, in the me. "From such humble beginnings do great traditions grow. But something happened when I came into the picture. I don't fit with the rest of them. Call it luck or temperament or what have you. "In the first place I seem to have an uncanny talent for saying the wrong thing to the wrong person. Gorman for example. And I take too because I left my station where I was supposed to be running section-lines to take on a bunch of colonists I thought were in danger...." to his former aide. I got this." "Me again. The Ganymede's after the Aphrodite's carry the mail, I suppose. And that's about all that's expected of her." "A surge-circuit monitor, so help me." formative stage, and at the time of the Aphrodite's of hoisting his flag on one of her class. There had been three. The Artemis , the Andromeda , and the prototype ... old Aphrodisiac. The had set off hostilities between the Ionians and the Solarian Combine. All three were miserable failures. The eager officers commanding the three monitors had found the circuit too appealing to their hot little hands. They used it ... in some way, wrongly. The And the Aphrodite's The to it that she did.... Strike felt vaguely uncomfortable. He knew, of course, that at least a Fleet was female, but he had never actually had women on board a ship of his own, and he felt quite certain that he preferred them elsewhere. "No doubt," commented the other sourly. "Is that why they named this ... ship 'Aphrodite'?" Antigone , and I expect him by loading the mail at 599:30. That's about all." paused. "Captain," he asked, "Who is the new E/O to be?" "... and that's about the story. We are to jet within 28,000,000 miles of Sol. Orbit is trans-Mercurian hyperbolic. With Mars in opposition, we have to make a perihelion run and it won't be pleasant. But I'm certain this old boiler can take it. I understand the old boy who minus the shortest route. And there'll be no breaking orbit. Now be "That's about all there is to tell you. As soon as our rather chronograph, "... in an hour and five." to say. to think ... a senile incompetent." Strike was perplexed, and he showed it. "Why, certainly ... uh ... had burned a steering tube through, and it had been necessary to go into free-fall Officer, were sweating out the unforeseen changes introduced into the orbital calculations by the time spent in free-fall. The For all the tension between the occupants of the flying-bridge, Strike and Ivy Hendricks worked well together. And after a second week in space, a reluctant admiration was replacing the resentment between them. Ivy spent whatever time she could spare tinkering with her father's pet surge-circuit and Strike began to realize that there was little she did not know about spaceship engineering. Then, too, Ivy did. She felt that Gorman had ruined her father's career, and she was dedicating her life to proving her father right and Brass-bottom wrong. There's nothing in the cosmos to nurture friendship like a common enemy. At 30,000,000 miles from the sun, the Aphrodite's and the Atropos . The two was Celia Graham's notation that the carried none other than Strike thought it a pity that old Brass-bottom couldn't fall into Hell's hottest pit ... and he told Ivy so. And she agreed. Old Aphrodisiac had reached perihelion when it happened. The in the eye for some disparaging remark about Southern California . The The power of the even the tugs had the necessary power to drag the crippled "Have a look at this! Ye gods and little catfish! Read it!" "Well, dammit, hold it still so I can!" snapped Strike. He read the message and passed it to Ivy Hendricks with a shake of his head. She read it through and looked up exultantly. "This is the chance I've been praying for, Strike!" I said something of the sort myself, but there are other men on those that line even if he fries himself." the woodwork ... very messily, too." "Let me understand you, Ivy," said Strike in a flat voice. "What you are suggesting is that I risk my ship and the lives of all of us trying desperate. "But we can save those ships! We can, I know we can! My and save those ships!" Her expression turned to one of disgust. "Or are "Frankly, Ivy, I haven't enough sense to be afraid. But are you so certain that we can pull this off? If I make a mistake this time ... it'll be the last. For all of us." "We can do it," said Ivy Hendricks simply. the course." Evans and tell him to send us a range estimate." "Yes?" the and the fell helplessly toward the sun. The fission chambers fusing under the terrific heat of splitting atoms. Still she tried. She could not desert her sister ship, nor could she save her. Already the two ships had fallen to within 18,000,000 miles for breath in the oven hot compartment. Strike watched her with apprehension. a robocrane drew it within the ship and the cable was made secure. Like cosmic replicas of the ancient South American "bolas," the three spacecraft whirled in space ... and all three began that sunward plunge together. They were diving into the sun. The heat in the Aphrodite's comparison. Ivy fought her reeling senses and the bucking ship as the slack came of vision. She could scarcely lift her hand to the red-sealed circuit but too spent to move, she collapsed over the blistering hot instrument panel. " Ivy! "I ... I ... can't make it ... Strike. You'll ... have to run ... the show ... after ... all." , Lachesis , and old Aphrodisiac ... lashed together and drifting in space. Every man and woman aboard out cold from the acceleration, and Aphrodite's were a safe 80,000,000 miles from Sol.... "All I said to him...." "I know. I know what you said ... and it won't bear repeating. But you're not fooling me. You've fallen for old Lover-Girl and you don't want to leave her. Ver-ry commendable. Loyal! Stout fellah! But what about Ivy?"

<question>:
Of the following options, who might want to read this passage the most?

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A A sci-fi fan who likes romance-heavy stories
B A sci-fi fan who likes suspense and watching friendships grow
C A fan of fantasy-adventure stories
D A fan of adventure stories where the protagonist has to fit in with a new group

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B