Is there anything else?

Bryan couldn't believe she had hung up on him again, so he called his grandma's number. "Please, Grandma, can you talk to Betty for me? She keeps hanging up on me," Bryan said, frustration evident in his voice.

Grandma Creston replied, "I've already called her, dear. She said she'll come home, so we shouldn't worry. But the night is drawing nearer."

Just then, Bryan heard Betty's mom's voice in the background. "I think I can tell you where you can find her."

Bryan's ears perked up. "Granny, can you give her the phone?" he asked eagerly, hoping to finally get some answers.

"Bryan, I think you should go to the beach. The last time I spoke with Asher, he told me not to come closer because she resents me, and now she has many things in common with him. If that's true, then she should be there. Asher always goes to the beach to see the ocean late at night whenever he's not in a good mood."

"Okay, ma, I'll check that out. I pray she's there," Bryan said, quickly hanging up the call. He jump