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根据语境，可知空格所在句的意思：她现在去她在克利夫兰郊区住所附近的一般的迪拉德百货商店购物，而不去内曼·马库斯（美国以经营奢侈品为主的高端百货商店）。“我也不知道其他客户是否会放弃我。”她说。所以，A项符合题意。
根据语境，可知空格所在句的意思：她现在去她在克利夫兰郊区住所附近的一般的迪拉德百货商店购物，而不去内曼·马库斯（美国以经营奢侈品为主的高端百货商店）。“我也不知道其他客户是否会放弃我。”她说。所以，A项符合题意。
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