However, one day when she was called to the foreman’s office, she wished she knew no French at all. FBI agents were there with Jean-Louis. After explaining that Jean-Louis may have been more (2) _____________ than the innocent young man he appeared to be, the foreman left her to translate for the agents. The agents said Jean-Louis had been on the run after committing several jewel thefts in France.

Nan struggled to translate their questions, which were often too (3)______________ for her limited vocabulary.

At times, she became so nervous that she was nearly (4)_____________. When Jean-Louis finally deciphered what Nan was saying, he said the police were maligning him.

He claimed he was being mistaken for his no-good twin brother, who was responsible for the robberies. The angry FBI agents found Jean-Louis’s story (5) _____________.

The conversation soon (6) ___________(e)d to a shouting match, with everyone yelling at poor Nan.

When her boss heard the racket, he (7)____________(e)d, appeased the agents, and got them to excuse her.

Nan then went to the ladies’ room, a (8)___________ from the turmoil of all the shouting.

After the agents left with Jean-Louis, she was calm enough to go back to work. But she felt (9)_____________ for days . . .

. . . as she wondered if she was under the (10)_____________ of jewel thieves who might blame her for Jean-Louis’s arrest.