After Mom died， I began visiting Dad every morning before I went to work. He was weak. He always put a glass of  1     on the kitchen table for me， with a note reading， “Drink your juice.”
As a kid， I once    2   Mom， “Why doesn’t Dad love me？”Mom asked me， “   3  ？ Why do you think so？”“Well， he never tells me，” I said.“But    4  ， how hard he works to take care of us. That’s how he    5   his love.”
Many years later， after drinking the juice， I hugged（拥抱） my father and said， “I love you， Dad.” From then on， I did that every   6  . My father never told me how he felt about my hugs.
Then one day， I didn’t hug him and just   7   towards the door. Dad said， “Well？”
“Well， what？” I asked. “Well…” he said again， holding out his   8  . Then I hugged him， and told him， “I’m fifty years old， Dad. You’ve   9   told me you love me.” A minute later， Dad said， “All right! I    10   you.” Although he spoke in a very low voice， I heard it clearly.
A. water              B. juice                C. wine
A. asked              B. surprised            C. told
A. When               B. What                 C. How
A. watch              B. look                 C. see
A. kisses             B. does                 C. shows
A. morning            B. afternoon            C. evening
A. arrived            B. came                 C. moved
A. arms               B. head                 C. neck
A. always             B. never                C. usually
A. hate              B. miss                 C. love