Which sentence describes the main conflict in this story?
Nia can't believe that Jill asked her to hang out with the cool kids. She
never thought she would fit in at her new school. But problems arise
when Jill asks Nia to stay out late with her and her friends. Nia knows
that her parents told her to be home by 10 p.m. She forgot her cell
phone too, so she can't even text them. Nia wants to be Jill's friend, but
she doesn't want to disappoint her parents.
OA. Nia must find her cell phone before someone steals it or breaks it.
OB. Nia must choose between what she wants and what she knows is
right.
OC. Nia must make her parents understand that she is independent
now.
D. Nia must convince Jill to stay out of trouble for the sake of their
future.