The Breaking Point of Love

In Jordyn’s world, there was no room for her, Trevor, and Wynn to coexist.

She had asked Celeste to go to her competition without the intention of inviting Wynn, which made it clear that she understood the reality of the situation.

On a day that mattered to her, Jordyn chose her. But Celeste didn’t feel much joy about that.

The competition was scheduled for next weekend.

Normally, Celeste was free on weekends. Besides, when a child participated in a competition, that was considered a big deal in any family. As a parent, it’d only be natural to prioritize the child.

In the past, Celeste would have done just that–put Jordyn first. Everything else would’ve had to take a backseat. But now…

It wasn’t like she didn’t notice the hope in Jordyn’s eyes. Even so, she replied vaguely, “I’ll see when the time. comes. If nothing urgent comes up, I’ll attend.”

In the past six months, Jordyn had made so many calls to Celeste and voiced so many wishes that she had already figured out a pattern.

Whenever Celeste used uncertain phrases like “when the time comes” or “if“, then it almost certainly meant she wasn’t going.

Hearing this, Jordyn’s nose started to sting, and her eyes turned red. She let go of Celeste’s hand, sniffled softly, and just said “Okay,” without another word.

Celeste noticed all of it. She wasn’t completely unaffected of course not. But even so, she didn’t plan to change her mind.

She reached out, intending to ruffle Jordyn’s hair before leaving. But the moment her hand moved closer, Jordyn turned her head away with a pout.

retracted her hand, and didn’t try to comfort

happen. He didn’t try to stop Celeste, nor did he say anything to persuade her. Jordyn kept her little face turned away from Celeste, refusing to look

getting farther and farther away, and realized Celeste had really left- without even trying to coax her–she finally couldn’t hold it

turned and threw her arms around Trevor’s

fencing coach was

her age. She was lively and had her own opinions. Over the past six months, many of the kids at the fencing academy had cried

was the first time

had agreed to every one of Jordyn’s requests, speaking to her so

knowing how hurt and disappointed the child was, Celeste could still walk away without even

feeling he got from Celeste was as if she didn’t want her daughter anymore.

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it were any other man, he would’ve probably already gotten angry and confronted the

blame, no argument, nothing.

and gently wiped her tears with his fingertips. “Feeling that upset?” Jordyn clung to his neck and cried even harder, sobbing, “I’m sad and Mom

and cried even harder. “Mom… Does Mom not love

“Of course