Lily sees August and June hugging on the floor. What does August say to June that she intends also for Lily?

• A. Don't cry, Lily
• B. Time heals all wounds
• C. Regrets don't help anything
• D. Don't give up on your dreams

Answer: (C)

The main idea here is that healing comes from letting go of regret rather than dwelling on past mistakes. In that moment, August and June share a vulnerable hug, and August tells June that regrets don’t help anything—a sentiment she wants Lily to hear as well. That line shows a practical way to cope with pain: acknowledge what happened, then release the guilt so you can focus on what comes next. It also highlights August’s role as a caregiver who wants Lily to adopt a mindset that leads to moving forward. The other phrases offer general encouragement, but they don’t zero in on the specific action of letting go of regret, which is why this line fits Lily’s experience so directly.