After twenty-three years of renting, tenant Jane inherited her retired pharmacist landlord's Melbourne unit.
Practice puzzle. It does not touch your streak or today's stats.
Jane is her name. Tenant is why a stranger cares. Pharmacist is his old job. Landlord is the relationship that makes the inheritance a story. Twenty-three years is why it hurts, and inherited is what happened. You need both tenant and landlord's: without tenant it could be his kid, without landlord's it could be an aunt. John Perrett is the real landlord. He never raised her $200 rent in twenty-three years, and his will sent $19.6 million to the kidney ward that once gave him thirty extra years. That is the rest of his life. It is not in the sentence you were cutting, so it cannot be in the five.