user: It's the end of the day shift at a newsroom, and a reporter has almost finished writing an article on the office computer. There are two folders on the desktop screen: Drafts and Edits. Intending to complete the article the next day, she saves the article in Drafts and leaves the newsroom. Soon she is at home and fast asleep. When the reporter is gone, the staff proofreader enters the office to begin his night shift. He browses through the two folders to see if there's anything he should work on. He notices that the article that the reporter wrote is an urgent piece that needs to be published as soon as possible. He decides to write the concluding paragraph and have it ready for the design team. After the article is finished and proofread, he moves it into the Edits folder. He goes home. The next day in the morning, the reporter wakes up. She comes back to the newsroom and wants to continue working on the article. The proofreader calls the reporter and tells her that he moved the article from the Drafts folder to the Edits folder. The reporter believes the proofreader. Which folder will the reporter open to find the article?

assistant: The reporter will look for the article file in the folder labeled Edits.