Inference Test 8 - The Small Bookshop

Passage

Mrs. Collins had owned the bookshop on Oak Street for over thirty years. It was a small shop with wooden shelves from floor to ceiling, filled with thousands of books. The shop had a special smell that mix of old paper and coffee that loyal customers loved. Last year, a large online bookstore started offering same-day delivery in the town. Gradually, fewer customers came through Mrs. Collins's door. Some weeks, she sold only a handful of books. She thought about closing the shop, but she could not bear to say goodbye to the place she had built. Then, a young woman named Sophie started a social media campaign called 'Save Oak Street Books.' The post went viral, and suddenly people from all over the town and beyond started visiting the shop. A local newspaper wrote a story about it. Weekend sales tripled. Mrs. Collins was overwhelmed with gratitude. 'I thought nobody cared anymore,' she said with tears in her eyes.