I believe you would have to do html markup within your text to create the links. It sounds harder than it is.
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<p>1. You're in a forest. Do you A) <A href="#4">Go north</a> B) <A href="#453">Fight the three-eyed tentacle monster of doom</a> or C) <A href="#23">Go back to sleep</23></p>
<a id="4"><p>4. You're north of a forest, blah blah blah...</p>
<a id="23"><p>23. You're asleep. Zzzzzzzz.....</p>
<A id="453"><p>453. The three-eyed tentacle monster blah blah blah...</p>
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<p>1. You're in a forest. Do you A) <a href="#4">Go north</a> B) <a href="#453">Fight the three-eyed tentacle monster of doom</a> or C) <a href="#23">Go back to sleep</a></p>
<p><a id="4">4. You're north of a forest, blah blah blah...</a></p>
<p><a id="23">23. You're asleep. Zzzzzzzz.....</a></p>
<p><a id="453">453. The three-eyed tentacle monster blah blah blah...</a></p>
Sorry. Everything I know about HTML - true story - I learned by reading the first edition of "The Complete Idiot's Guide to HTML" for a job I had...Tracy Leach said:Additionally, prior to HTML 5, semantics followers would be aghast at you wrapping a href tags around paragraph tags. But it's accepted now.
So, George did the hard work, but I'll be the annoying editor: