Our 16-year-old daughter started to smoke last Christmas. It killed me to see that lovely girl with a cigarette  in her mouth. I told her how I felt. Martha continued to smoke, saying, "It's my life," and so on. I told her if she didn't stop smoking, I wouldn't send her to college. She agreed to give it up. Last night there was cigarette smell on Martha's breath. She had to say she had broken her word. Now I must do what I've said to punish  her. Martha is unusually bright and wants to teach children. I'm working full-time to put her older sister through school and would do the same for Martha. My husband's pay is good, but with prices going up all the time we could never educate the girls unless I kept on working. My theory  is that if smoking is more important to Martha than college, I'm a fool to work to put her through college. The mother said that    _   .
Martha was usually a stupid girl though Martha's father received high pay, it was not enough for their two girls' college education as everything was becoming more and more expensive, the two girls had to work hard to pay for their education she liked Martha's sister but hated Martha