When it was time to get off work, Alanna and Melissa left first. They had made an appointment to go shopping together.
Annette went out with Sara. At the school gate, she saw Connor's car.
She held Sara's hand and walked to the bus stop guiltily.
In the car, Connor smiled. He knew that Annette did not dare to get in the car.
When Annette arrived at the bus stop, the phone in her bag vibrated.
She took out her phone and checked it. It was a message from Connor.
"Get in the car at the intersection."
Annette said, "Sara, I have something to deal with. I won't take the bus here. I'll go to the next station."
Sara nodded. "Sure. I'll see you tomorrow."
"Okay." Annette waved goodbye to Sara and left.
She ran to the intersection and saw Connor leaning against the car door and waiting for her.
They got into the car. Just as Leonard was about to drive, Annette saw Sara standing under a tree not far away, looking at them in surprise.
Annette said hurriedly, "Wait a minute. Stop the car."
Leonard braked. Connor asked Annette, "What's wrong?"
Annette looked out the window and said, "I saw a colleague."
She pointed at where Sara was.
"It seems that you've been exposed."
Annette looked at Connor gloomily. "I can't go back with you. I'll go talk to Sara."
"I waited for you for more than an hour."
"I know. If you hadn't waited for me, I wouldn't have been exposed. Anyway, go back first. Just do me a favor."
Annette opened the door and got out of the car.
She walked to Sara and didn't know what to say.
Sara also felt a little awkward. She handed the flash dick in her hand to Annette and said, "I chased after you because of this. I forgot to return it to you this afternoon."
Annette was a little embarrassed. "Sara, if you are not in a hurry to go home, let's have dinner together."
"OK."
They found a quiet restaurant.
Annette thought about it and asked, "Sara, you saw everything just now, right?"
Sara nodded. "Yes, I saw it."
"Can you keep it a secret?" Annette looked at Sara sincerely.
Sara smiled, "It is your privacy. I won't tell anyone about it. Actually, I should have avoided you just now, but I was too startled to walk away. I never thought that your mate was him."
Annette smiled awkwardly, "He is not my mate yet."
"Forget it. I don't intend to pry into your privacy. If you don't want others to know, you have to be more careful, OK?"
Annette nodded. "I will be more careful. The moment I saw you just now, I felt my heart beating faster."
"Are you afraid that I will tell others?"
"I know you are not that kind of person, but I am still a little worried."
"I will never get you into trouble." Sara shook her head. "Because I owe you one."
Annette asked in puzzlement, "What do you mean?"
Sara sighed, "Well. If I don't mention it, you might not remember it."
Annette thought for a moment. "Have I met you before?"
Sara shrugged. "Do you remember the winter four years ago when you saved a girl?"
Annette nodded. At that time, she was working in a coffee shop.
A customer suddenly fell to the ground after ordering coffee.
People in the coffee shop were all shocked.
Annette had learned about first aid. She asked the staff to open the window and also asked other customers to move further.
Then, she gave the girl CPR.
After two minutes of CPR, the girl finally woke up and was picked up by an ambulance.
And Annette received applause from everyone present.
Annette looked at Sara. "I can't remember what that girl looks like. I was too anxious and didn't pay much attention to her appearance."
Sara nodded. "Yes. It was an urgent situation."
"Does that girl have anything to do with you?"
"She is my younger sister," Sara sighed. "The doctor told me that thanks to the in-time first aid in the coffee shop, my sister was saved. After my sister's condition became better, I went to the coffee shop to look for you, but the staff said that you had resigned. I checked the surveillance footage of that day, and I recognized you. You were an influential figure in our school, so I remembered you."
Annette was surprised. She smiled, "Oh my goodness! So, we are meant to meet each other."
"That's right. At that time, I swore that I would repay you."
"That was why you helped me when I was in trouble, right?"
"Compared to what you did for my sister, what I did was not worth mentioning."
"But I am very grateful for that. I also needed help and support back then."
Sara smiled, "As long as you need me, I will always support you."
They looked at each other and smiled.
Annette thought of something and said, "By the way, how is your sister?"
"She is fine. She has gone abroad to study and we are proud of her. You saved her life."
Annette shrugged. Although there were always injustices in the world, kind-hearted people would be repaid with kindness.
When Annette returned home, Connor was watching financial news in the living room.
Seeing her relaxed expression, he said with a smile, "It seems that the problem has been solved."
Annette jumped on the sofa like a happy bunny and sat next to Connor.
"Let me tell you about the amazing story between Sara and me."
Connor turned off the TV and looked at Annette intently. "Go ahead."
Annette told Connor everything that had happened in the coffee shop.
Connor rubbed her head and said, "So, Sara is on your side."