M: Hi, this is Tom. I'm just calling to let you know that I will be late for today's meeting. ,F: Oh, I see, that's not good. We have a meeting with clients. So you really should be on time. ,M: Yes, I know, it's just that my car was stolen and now I'm in the taxi. Right now the traffic's really bad as well, so really don't know when I'll be able to make it into the office. ,F: Um, well, thanks for calling. I'll inform Mr. Darren that you'll be late. I don't think he will be too angry. ,M: That's a relief. I know we have this important meeting and that I should be there. ,F: Oh, one moment, please. I have just been informed that the clients are also running late. They said there're stuck in traffic, too. It looks like everything will be OK. ,M: Excellent. Now I won't have to worry about missing the meeting.
(A) F: You must be so angry that the clients are late and you have been waiting them in the office for so long. (B) F: Don't be anxious. Although the clients are here, they are not angry about you being late. (C) F: I am sorry. You spoke so rapidly that I did not catch the meaning of what you said. Could you repeat that? (D) F: You must be relieved. Both you and the clients are late.
D