The Breaking Point of Love (Celeste and Trevor) novel Chapter 514

Since it was rush hour, after Celeste placed the order for a car, the app showed more than two hundred passengers ahead of her in the queue.

On top of that, it was the first day of school—parents everywhere were dropping their kids off, and traffic in the area was a mess.

Seeing this, Celeste stopped walking.

Noticing she hadn't followed, Trevor turned back. "What is it?"

"...Nothing," she said.

In the end, Celeste still got into his car.

Once inside, he turned slightly, as if to speak with her, but before he could, his phone rang.

"Sorry, I need to take this," Trevor said.

"Go ahead," she replied lightly.

It was an international call. He conducted the entire conversation in a foreign language.

From what she caught, he was supposed to travel to Andostan soon. But he told the other party he had urgent business in the next couple of days, so he would be arriving later than planned.

The call went on for quite a while.

It wasn't until the car was nearly at YodaVision that he finally hung up.

Just as he was about to speak, Celeste cut in, "Just stop up ahead. I'll walk the rest of the way."

He understood immediately. Turning his head, he glanced at her but said nothing, then instructed the driver to pull over as she asked.

The car stopped about two to three hundred yards from YodaVision.

As she got out, she paused, offering a polite, "Thank you."

Trevor gave a faint smile. "No need."

Celeste caught that smile, but didn't respond. She simply turned and walked away.

…

"I see… So, that means your mom rode with your dad this morning?"

"Yeah."

Wynn's smile faded further. She didn't say anything else right away.

She wanted to see if Trevor would use the chance to get closer to Celeste. And sure enough, he did.

So now... Did Trevor still have feelings for Celeste?

The thought made Wynn clench her hands, her chest tightening.

She spoke a little longer with Jordyn before finding an excuse to end the call.

The moment she hung up, the smile on her face vanished completely.