As the evening wound down, we started making the next plan. "Let's grab lunch before you leave town," I said. Goodbyes are easier with something to look forward to.
She wasn't sure where the new place was. "I'll let you know the address tonight," I promised. My phone was already half-dead, so I made a note.
We tried to find a day that suited us both. "Saturday works for me if it works for you," I said. She pulled up her calendar and smiled.
She worried she might run a little late on the day. "Don't worry about being late — I'll wait," I told her. Good company is worth a few extra minutes.
We hugged at the corner where our streets split. "I'll catch you later, then," I said. The best goodbyes already have a next time.