"Will do," Sabrina assured.

Bettie's words brought a sting to Sabrina's nose. “Why don't you come with me?"

During Sabrina's most challenging times, Bettie consistently supported and encouraged Sabrina. Although Sabrina was typically reserved and had never verbally expressed her gratitude for Bettie, in her heart, she always considered Bettie to be her best friend.

As the time to part ways approached, Sabrina's heart ached at the thought of leaving Bettie behind.

Bettie chuckled through teary eyes. "If it weren't for my mother, I would be going with you, but she needs me here." Her mother only had her to rely on. She couldn't leave her mother alone.

Sabrina understood Bettie's predicament and replied, “Take good care of your mom. I will call you often. If your father tries to set you up on another blind date, Let me know, and I'll provide you with some comments."

"You? I don't trust your taste," Bettie teased, giving Sabrina a Meaningful look.

“You're right." Sabrina smiled self-mockingly.

How could Sabrina provide sound advice to Bettie when Tyrone had deceived her twice?

As the announcement for boarding echoed through the airport, they embraced each other tightly, their hearts heavy with emotion.

Sabrina hesitated as she went down the boarding bridge, repeatedly turning around to wave goodbye to Bettie, tears streaming down her face. "I'm leaving," she said, her voice choked with emotion.

"Just go, and don't forget to call me," Bettie replied, wiping her tears.

"I'll remember," Sabrina promised.

Bettie sniffled as she watched Sabrina walk to the boarding bridge toward the plane.

Meanwhile, unbeknownst to them, Tyrone was discreetly hidden behind the pillars of the waiting hall, quietly watching with an aching heart as Sabrina disappeared into the boarding bridge.

How he yearned to approach her, envelop her in a tight embrace, and witness her off to the plane in person! But he knew he couldn't.

As Bettie turned around, Tyrone quickly dodged and hid behind a pillar, hoping to avoid detection.

Bettie rubbed her eyes, thinking she had caught a glimpse of Tyrone.

She peered in his direction again, but he wasn't there.

Shaking her head, she thought she must have been hallucinating.