premise: I was riding my bike to work one summer morning.
initial: I was a little late, so I was in a hurry.
counterfactual: I saw an old school friend and we stopped at a cafe for a catch up.
original_ending: I was biking a little recklessly. To my dismay, my reckless biking caused me to get in an accident. From then on, I made sure to leave myself plenty of travel time.
edited_ending: I parked my bike very carefully.To my pleasure, my careful parking caused my bike to stay safe.From then on, I made sure to remind myself to park carefully.<SEP>After I left him, I was biking a little recklessly because I was in a hurry now.To my dismay, my reckless biking caused me to get in an accident.From then on, I made sure to leave myself plenty of travel time.<SEP>I was biking a little recklessly.To my dismay, my reckless biking caused me to get in an accident.I never ended up meeting my friend.