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Use of the phrase "to where"
"to where" doesn't sound right, because the relative pronoun "where" is supposed to tell about a place, but in your sentence it is not.
So, you should probably put a noun before &...
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Can I use "we're on the way" to talk about "we're here to tell you something"?
we're on the way to talk
we're coming to tell you and offer you something
Here you are informing the other party about your current whereabouts and the things you will be discussing when you reach ...
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