"Then, there's no choice but to go back tomorrow. We'll catch up when we find time," Sabrina said.

Bradley's heart ached even more at her words.

“Man proposes but God disposes. Let's drink to good luck," Bettie said, filling their glasses.

Bradley was in the depths of despair. He grabbed his wine and drank it down in one go, vowing, “If I find out who moved the shoot up, I‘1L make them pay."

"Come on, let's eat. You'll be leaving tomorrow. You'll have other chances to come back here for work."

"It's not the same," Bradley lamented, burying his face in his hands, still struggling to accept the situation.

His dreams of traveling with Sabrina had been shattered, and the opportunity he had so carefully planned was lost.

How he had looked forward to confessing his love to her after the trip!

But now all he could do was reassure himself that there would be another time.

With Sabrina still holding on to memories of Tyrone, she might not even accept his confession.

The following day, Sabrina and Bettie accompanied Bradley to the airport, where people bustled back and forth in the terminal hall.

Not far from the scene, a crowd had gathered beneath the massive screen displaying flight schedules. Various individuals held signs, appearing as if they were there to welcome someone from a flight.

Sabrina paused, gesturing to the check-in counter and suggested, “Why don't I leave you here? The check-in counter is just over there. I won't accompany you further."

Bradley glanced at his watch, hesitating before responding, “Alright, you can go. Don't let me hold up your journey. We'll catch up when you return."

Sabrina was about to reply when a shout from behind interrupted her.


“Bradley's over there!"

As the words were spoken, she heard the sound of countless feet rushing in their direction.

Sabrina turned around to see a frenzied crowd surging towards them Before she could react, she found herself enveloped, squeezed in the chaos.

People brushed past her in a flurry, disorienting her

The crowd's excitement escalated, and suddenly, Sabrina was struck hard, falling to the floor. Her cry was lost in the commotion, and a foot landed on her leg.