Davidwillneverforgetwhathappenedtohimthedaybeforeyesterday．He23.(eat)somethingathomewhenhereceivedastrangephonecallfromahospital．Thecallersaidthathisson24.(fall)tothegroundunconsciousonthewaytoschoo1

　　Davidwillneverforgetwhathappenedtohimthedaybeforeyesterday．He 23.(eat)somethingathomewhenhereceivedastrangephonecallfromahospital．Thecallersaidthathisson 24.(fall)tothegroundunconsciousonthewaytoschoo1．Itwashe 25._ tookhimtothehospital．Davidhunguphiscellphoneandrushedtohisson’sclassroom，onlytofindhimlisteningtotheteacherattentively．Hesuddenlyrealizedthathehadbeencheated，buthefelt 26.(relieve)．Justatthattimethephonerangagain，saying，“Yoursonisingreatdangerandheneeds 27.immediateoperationwhichcosts48，000yuan．Thedoctorsheresaytheywillnotoperate 28.yoursonuntiltheyreceivethemoney．’’When 29.(ask)fromwherethecallerhadtakenhissontohospital，thecallerrangoff．Davidgaveabigsmileandsaid．“Whatapity!”

　　IfthecheaterthoughthecouldgetmoneyfromDavidinsucha 30.(honest)wayhewaswrong．Suchphonecallsarecommonthesedays．Afewofthemmighthavefallenvictimstosuchtricks．Mostparentsaresensitiveto 31.．Itwasreallysillytocheatwell—educatedmenlikeDavid．

　　Believeitornot，it’satruestory．The 32.(colleague)inhisofficecanconfirmit，suchasTom，Peterandsoon．