Why does Ming Hoan not explain his silence?

He is afraid of hurting Ah Leen.

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He is embarrassed of the reason.

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He wants to protect their parents.

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He doesn't think she will understand.

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Ah Leen does not ask him to explain.

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Solution

The correct option is E Ah Leen does not ask him to explain.
The correct answer for this question would be option E, Ah Leen does not ask him to explain. The text clearly suggests that Ah Leen loved Ming Hoan despite whatever he had done, and would not accept anyone else but him. The statements of the other options are not supported by the text, therefore, options A,B,C and D are incorrect in this context.

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