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Chapter 959

Chapter: 959

“He said he’ll meet us at the restaurant. Let’s go,” Sabrina informed the group.

“What?” Bettie, puzzled, checked Sabrina’s phone and saw Blayze’s reply. She was taken aback andsomewhat disappointed. “Then why didn’t he accept my friend request?”

Aylin tried to console her, gently patting her shoulder. “Maybe he didn’t notice it.”

Bettie couldn’t find words to respond. She found it hard to believe that.novelbin

Blayze and Wayne had already settled at their table in the restaurant.

Aylin saw them and thought Jennie might be wrong about seeing a third man in their car before andbrushed this off.

They enjoyed their dinner together, with Bettie and Wayne injecting energy into the conversation.Despite just meeting, they found plenty to talk about.

During the conversation, Blayze shared how he had helped Sabrina when she first arrived, includingassisting her in finding an apartment, purchasing necessities, and extending her visa.

On another occasion, Sabrina had lost her phone in a supermarket within a shopping mall. She hadtried to see and check the surveillance footage, but the staff hadn’t taken her seriously. Blayze hadintervened, ensuring they thoroughly reviewed the footage and identified the thief who had stolen herphone.

Coincidentally, Blayze had graduated from the same university as Sabrina. This connection allowedhim to offer valuable advice on her studies, as he knew several of her professors.

Furthermore, Sabrina had been bothered by persistent advances from a young man of considerablewealth during an event. Blayze’s intervention had dissuaded the man from pestering her.

However, the more Sabrina heard about their shared past, the more distant it felt. She struggled torecollect any of these memories.

Bettie, observing the interaction between Blayze and Sabrina, couldn’t help but comment, “Wow, itsounds like you two used to be close friends.”

Her gaze shifted between them, carrying a meaningful expression. In comparison to Tyrone, Bettie wasstarting to view Blayze as a genuinely good person.

Regarding her earlier playful comments in the car, they were mostly jests, and she wasn’t entirelyserious.

Unperturbed by Bettie’s scrutinizing gaze, Sabrina turned her attention to serving food for Jennie, whohad already sensed Blayze’s interest in Sabrina. Jennie vowed to report this to Tyrone!

As they neared the end of their meal, Bettie excused herself and headed to the restroom.

The men*s and women’s restrooms shared a row of sinks. As Bettie washed her hands, a manemerged from the men’s restroom.

Bettie glanced up and froze in place.

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