When the call was connected, he said, "Blayze, it's me."

Then Lance told Blayze what happened, emphasizing Sabrina's symptoms.

“I'm afraid someone came for her. Be careful."

After getting Blayze's response, Lance hung up the phone.

It was only at that moment that Bettie realized something she had overlooked in the bar.

“You mean that Sabrina..."

Her words trailed off even as her eyes widened in surprise. Now that she was recalling Sabrina's symptoms, she couldn't help but think that it might be true...

"I'm just guessing. We'll know the truth when the test result comes out."

Bettie nodded her head worriedly. Suddenly, something occurred to her and she asked, “Who did you call just now? Blayze? Blayze Fowler?

You know Blayze?"

This could only mean that Lance's appearance in Orden at that time was not a coincidence.

No wonder Aylin said she saw someone else in Blayze's car.

That person must be Lance.

Lance stared at her in stunned silence.

Since metabolism in the human body took time, it would be hard to find something in their urine in such a short period of time.

They had to wait for a few hours before their urine could be tested.

As the hours ticked by, Sabrina became more and more restless.

Bettie wasn't faring much better.

But Lance was calm.

Since the three of them couldn't leave the police station until the test results were out, they were there until early morning.