Part 2:
If you want to enroll in any college or online course, the first step is to search for the official website on Google. From there, you can fill out the form and make the payment directly. There's no need for a specific link, so I realized she was lying.
I didn't open the link and decided to text her back, saying, "Hey, I tried opening the link you sent, but it's not working. Could you please provide me with the name of the website so I can make the payment from there? I'm familiar with the form filling process, so just give me your information, and I'll take care of it for you."
But she refused to disclose the name of the website. I persistently requested the site's name so that I could search for it on Google. This seemed to agitate her, and she responded with, "You could simply refuse to help me instead of wasting my time."
In response, I messaged her, suggesting, "Why don't you just tell me the site's name so I can ask my brother, who works in cyber, for assistance?" (Side note: I lied about my brother working in cyber.)
This only seemed to further provoke her, and she replied, "No, forget it. I don't need your help or anything. I apologize for even asking."
I replied to her message, saying, "It's alright. I forgive you."
Now, here's the embarrassing part. I wanted to share this incident with my friend, so I took a screenshot to show her how I handled the situation. However, I accidentally sent the screenshot to that girl, and she saw it before I could delete it.