Upon leaving Reef Island, the two reconnected with their tour group for another trip down Great Ocean Road.

Three days later, they found themselves back in Linbourne. It was time for the pair to make their way home.

Tickets from Linbourne to Semonar in hand, they planned a return to

Mathias after a short period in Semonar.

After a lengthy flight, they arrived at Semonar Airport, collected their bags, and headed for the terminal exit.

Abruptly, Sabrina halted, spotting a familiar figure in the distance.

The truck driver was headed to the restroom, luggage in tow, a middle-aged man at his side.

He looked vaguely familiar, but Sabrina couldn't quite remember him.

Perhaps he was a family member she'd seen in court.

However, it had nothing to do with her now.

“Sabrina, what's caught your eye?" Bettie asked, realizing her friend wasn't keeping pace.

With a grave face, Sabrina explained, "I just saw the driver who killed my father."

"What?" Bettie was shocked. “Don't be sad. You've done all you could for justice..."

It was the harsh reality of accidents, where the perpetrator might walk free, but the victim's family's suffering lingered forever.

Sabrina smiled, reassuring her, "I know. The case has been closed long ago. I won't dwell on the past."

In her heart, though, forgiveness was out of the question.

After exploring Semonar with Bettie, they returned to Mathias and to Bettie's flat by high-speed train.

Home at last, they dropped their suitcases and Lounged on the sofa.

After being away for nearly a month, dust had settled, and the kitchenware awaited cleaning.

But they were too worn out to deal with the cleaning at that moment.