The Breaking Point of Love (Celeste and Trevor) novel Chapter 515

At noon, Wynn headed to Fleming Grouporation, planning to accompany Trevor to meet a potential partner for InnovaTech.

When she arrived, Trevor was still in a meeting.

That morning alone, he had already held three back-to-back meetings. Wynn waited quite a while before he finally finished.

Back in his office, he spotted her and gave a slight nod. "You're here."

Wynn smiled faintly and hummed a reply.

"There are still a few things I need to handle. You'll have to wait before we can leave."

"That's fine, go ahead," Wynn replied.

While Trevor worked through a few documents on his desk, Jacob stood at his side, briefing him on the day's schedule.

"I already spoke with Mr. Keith this morning," Trevor said. "I'll be pushing my trip to Andostan back by two days."

"Understood." Jacob didn't ask further and continued with his report.

But off to the side, Wynn's lashes fluttered.

Three nights from now would be YodaVision's anniversary celebration.

If Trevor postponed his trip, then he would undoubtedly be attending the banquet.

When YodaVision's invitation had first arrived, she had agreed to attend with him.

At the time, the only reason she agreed was to avoid arousing suspicion. After all, whenever he had invited her to other events before, she had almost always accepted.

Her plan had been to simply find an excuse to back out when the day came.

So, when she heard he was supposed to be in Andostan on the same day, she had actually felt... relieved. But now…

Though there were still a couple of days before the anniversary celebration, Trevor was well aware of InnovaTech's business matters.

YodaVision and Fleming Group's partnership was already stable. So, his absence at their banquet wouldn't jeopardize anything.

However, the talk in Andostan was different.

What was more, given how Matthias and Celeste normally treated him, they wouldn't have minded in the slightest if he skipped the anniversary celebration.

In such a situation, when schedules clashed, even a fool would know which was the better choice. But Trevor, against all logic, had chosen—

He gave a small laugh, lowering his head again as he continued flipping through the file. "The deal in Andostan has been more or less secured. It won't matter if I go a little later."

Was that really the case?

Wynn said nothing more.

By then, Trevor had finished reading his documents. He stood and said to her, "Alright, let's go."