The Breaking Point of Love (Celeste and Trevor) novel Chapter 560

Trevor and Wynn also noticed Celeste and Matthias.

Wynn's expression was cold and unreadable, while Trevor gave them a polite nod—a minimal gesture of acknowledgment.

Celeste and Matthias, however, acted as though they hadn't seen them at all.

Luther, seeing Trevor arrive, smiled and said, "Trevor, let's go upstairs."

Trevor nodded.

Watching their backs as they left, Matthias gave a short, derisive laugh.

"They're already acting so arrogant even before the divorce is finalized. I can't imagine how unbearable they'll be once you two are actually divorced.

"If it weren't for YodaVision, for Prof, and for me, they'd probably eat you alive."

Celeste pressed her lips together and didn't respond.

Just then, Zachary and Nadine arrived.

...

Meanwhile, Trevor and the Lockets and the Shaws were being personally received by the restaurant manager.

Because of all the polite small talk, they were delayed for a bit. It was just long enough for them to run into Celeste's group as they were heading toward the elevators.

From the way Nadine was holding Celeste's hand, it was clear she was doing so out of fondness.

Seeing how warmly Zachary and Nadine treated Celeste, the smiles on the Lockets and the Shaws' faces instantly faded.

They'd heard that Celeste was now quite cooperative about the divorce and that she wanted it finalized quickly.

Given that Zachary and Nadine were both important figures in their respective fields, and Matthias had a limitless future ahead of him, Celeste didn't seem to be losing anything by letting go of Trevor.

No wonder she was so willing to move on.

Patricia's voice was cold and detached as she said, "She really does have good fortune."

First Trevor, now Matthias.

Her tone was quiet—too quiet for Trevor, who was still exchanging pleasantries with the manager, to notice.

But Lilian, Ruby, and the others all heard her clearly.

Patricia had simply voiced what they were all thinking.

Celeste was indeed too lucky.

Even after divorcing Trevor, she would still live a bright, enviable life.

...

On Monday morning, she woke up early.

Celeste replied, "Okay."

Back at the office, she stayed busy through the morning but kept an eye on her phone the whole time.

Nothing came through until sometime after two in the afternoon.

"I'll head over soon. I should arrive a bit after three. Does that work for you?"

Celeste replied, "That's fine."

Trevor didn't respond again—probably occupied with work.

Just then, Kieran came over and noticed her getting ready to go.

Surprised, he asked, "Heading out somewhere?"