The Breaking Point of Love (Celeste and Trevor) novel Chapter 531

The moment Miles sent his message, the system popped up a notification. "Beck has left the group."

Miles was dumbfounded.

Without hesitation, he dragged him right back in and then replied, "Come on, I was just joking. Look at you—such a short fuse."

Before Beck could reply, he was already typing again, "And honestly, this is on you guys. I told you yesterday we should watch the meteor shower and camp out. But nope, you were all 'busy,' so here I am, stuck alone. Boring as hell."

Yesterday, when Miles brought up camping in the group, Beck had indeed brushed it off, saying he was busy.

But the moment he saw Miles mention Celeste, his composure slipped.

He stared at his phone for a long moment, then finally caved. "Send the location."

Miles had just been venting—he hadn't actually expected either Trevor or Beck to change their minds.

So, when that message came through, he froze for half a second before scrambling to drop the pin in the chat.

Then, just to be sure, he added, "Wait, hold up—you're actually coming? You're not messing with me, right?"

Beck then replied, "I'll head out later."

Miles practically lit up. "No problem! I'll have someone set up your tent first."

"Okay."

After sending the reply, Beck hesitated for a moment, then tagged Trevor. "Are you coming too?"

Miles jumped right in as backup, tagging him as well.

Trevor's reply was quick. "No. You guys have fun."

Miles then replied, "Fine. Be boring then."

However, he was not done; he tagged another member who hadn't surfaced all day—Wynn. "Where are you?"

A few seconds later, Wynn finally answered, "Almost there."

The moment he spoke, Kieran shot him a frosty side glance but stayed quiet.

Just as they were about to start prepping dinner, Wynn finally arrived. Her tent had already been set up earlier by Miles' people.

And she wasn't alone. She'd come with Linda and a few of her friends.

Linda didn't know Celeste and Matthias were here too, so she was practically buzzing with excitement.

Now, after what she'd just seen in the group chat, her mood had sunk even lower.

Compared to Linda's bubbly energy, Wynn's entire demeanor was cold and distant.

While Linda and her friends laughed and got the barbecue started, Wynn wandered aimlessly.

But just a few minutes later, she froze at the sight of a familiar figure. "Mr. Jennings?"