Which of these inferences about Anne's feelings concerning Hello is best supported by the following passage?

Which of these inferences about Anne's feelings concerning Hello is best supported by the following passage?

Something unexpected happened yesterday morning. As I was passing the bicycle racks, I heard my name being called. I turned around and there was the nice boy I'd met the evening before at my friend Wilma's. He's Wilma's second cousin. I used to think Wilma was nice, which she is, but all she ever talks about is boys, and that gets to be a bore. He came toward me, somewhat shyly, and introduced himself as Hello Silberberg. I was a little surprised and wasn't sure what he wanted, but it didn't take me long to find out. He asked if I would allow him to accompany me to school. "As long as you're headed that way, I'll go with you," I said. And so we walked together. Hello is sixteen and good at telling all kinds of funny stories.
He was waiting for me again this morning, and I expect he will be from now on

A. She doesn't like him.
B. His attention is not unwelcome.
C. His cousin Wilma is more interesting to talk to.
D. She fears he might be a Nazi spy.