Henley glanced at his watch.

"It's rush hour. At this time, it's difficult to get tickets. You may not even buy one.”

“I'm going to Tenassie. I have something important to deal with there."

“Really? Another coincidence, then. I'm actually on my way to Cedarcrest. It's next to Tenassie, so I can drop you there."

Such a fortunate turn of events eased Raegan's nervousness a lot. She felt like Henley was her savior, and she was very grateful.

“That's great! Thank you, Henley. Sorry for troubling you.

"Don't mention it. It's no trouble at all."

Henley smiled, and his eyes twinkled.

"I'm actually lucky."

Raegan was confused.

"What do you mean?"

Henley looked at her and smiled playfully.

"I thought it would be a lonely journey. I didn't expect God to send me a beautiful travel companion."

Although Raegan knew Henley was joking, she still couldn't help blushing.

She lowered her head to hide her flushed face and said politely, “Thank you, Henley. You're such a big help."

Henley said with a smile, “Hey, it's okay. How many times do I have to tell you that you don't have to be so polite to me? We are friends, aren't we?"

When Henley said this, he spoke naturally and without a hint of flirtation. He really had a great sense of boundaries.

Raegan nodded.

"ALL right, I get it. But still, thank you."

Henley smiled with satisfaction. He then started the car and drove away. When he turned a corner, his sharp eyes caught sight of a black Bentley parked on the side of the road.