へ vs に (directional particles)

She saw the children off to school.

She was determined to go abroad, but her father told her not to.

She went to LA to study dance.

The moment she heard that, she came right here.

As soon as she saw me, she started running toward me.

She wouldn't let her child go out in the rain.

She rarely goes to that sort of place.

She ran toward the door.

She went inside to fetch it.

She denied going there.

Make sure you're here by the appointed time.

Night fell, and I went home.

She went from London to Paris.

She'll be coming here soon.

She'll be coming here soon.

Where did she go?

She has to go there.

She went there alone.

She went to the supermarket to do some shopping.

Move to the side, please.

She went to the shop.

She didn't go there.