premise: Jane was selling chocolate bars for high school band.
initial: She carried the chocolate in her backpack, but forgot to sell them.
counterfactual: She carried the chocolate in her backpack and sold every bar.
original_ending: She often ate a bar after school, or during lunch. She realized the money for the bars were due, and she had eaten them! Jane had to pay for the bars.
edited_ending: She often ate a bar after school, or during lunch that she had saved before she sold them all.She realized the money for the bars were due, and she had it ready.Jane had to pay for the extra bars though.<SEP>She often sold a bar or two after school, or during lunch.She realized the money for the bars were due, and she had sold the most.Jane won the bar selling contest.<SEP>She often ate a bar after school, or during lunch that she was going to pay for.She realized the money for the bars were due, and she had eaten a lot of them!Jane had to pay for the bars she ate now.