You can always find a line that passes between two points. Why would you even try to find a line that doesn’t pass between two points? What is the difficult part here.
The difficult part is that you may think that there's an arrangement where you could force every line to go through 3 or more points. The line extends to infinity, keep in mind.
Find one that bridges only two points, no more. Unless ofc you're given a configuration that's obviously impossible: all of them in a line.