Jordyn and Mariah experience conflict because they believe they have nothing in common. Select the sentence from Paragraph 4 that indicates that Mariah is not yet ready to publicize her friendship with Jordyn, despite enjoying her company.

I assumed Jordyn’s offer to introduce me to her world of sports was about as legitimate as her promise to finally read Harry Potter. So I was surprised when on our weekend off, she texted me to ask if I wanted to come roller-skating. I blew off book club to go, partly because I’d been so busy talking to Jordyn that I hadn’t actually finished the book. Skating was a pleasant surprise in that I didn’t break any bones. Less pleasant was the part where some of Jordyn’s “crew,” as she called them, showed up and seemed standoffish with me, like they wished I weren’t there. She made it less awkward by talking about camp and the cool things we’d done with the kids, but I’m still not sure her friends particularly enjoyed my presence. “Sad I had to miss book club—can’t wait until the next meeting,” I blogged.