premise: The children were inside playing when they heard music.
initial: They ran to their mother and begged for change.
counterfactual: They ran to their aunt and begged for change.
original_ending: She handed them a couple of dollars. They took off running outside, catching up to the ice cream truck. The children excitedly bought ice cream cones.
edited_ending: She did not hand them a couple of dollars.They took off running outside, catching up to the ice cream truck.The children longingly stared at the ice cream cones.<SEP>She handed them a couple of dollars.They took off running outside, catching up to the ice cream truck.The children excitedly bought ice cream cones.<SEP>She handed them a couple of dollars.They took off running outside, catching up to the ice cream truck.The children excitedly bought ice cream cones.