Keshon was a schoolboy who lived in a quiet neighbourhood on the edge of town. After school, he usually (1) ___ the same route home and always slowed (2) ___ when he reached the shop window. (3) ___ was something inside that he could not stop (4) ___ about, and he often paused there for (5) ___ seconds before continuing on his way. Keshon pressed (6) ___ nose against the glass of the store window. It was (7) ___ third time this week. He stared longingly at the shiny red bike with a white racing stripe. As (8) ___ the blue price tag seemed to scream loudly at him, “Only $59.99!” But it did not make (9) ___ difference for Keshon, if it was $59.99 or a million. He (10) ___ the money to buy it. Keshon (11) ___ his wallet out of his hip pocket and counted the money. Keshon had saved (12) ___ from walking his neighbours’ dogs. He (13) ___ counted $56.75. Just a few (14) ___ dogs to walk before (15) ___ bike became his. Just as Keshon was (16) ___ to walk away, the store manager (17) ___ to the window. He replaced the sign on the bike with a red “sale” (18) ___ sign! The new price (19) ___ $54.99. Keshon jumped in the air. He ran into the store with excitement. The store manager gladly accepted Keshon’s money and handed him the bike. Keshon hopped on his new bike and (20) ___ home, grinning proudly the whole way.