The Breaking Point of Love

Chapter 320

That morning, Celeste hadn’t been working for long when the received an official acceptance notice from an A Journal.

A little while later, Matillas came by to discuss work with Her. He wasn’t surprised when he learned that her paper had been accepted.

After all, with Zachary’s endorsement as an authority in the field, if even he believed the paper was solid, there was no doubt it would pass the review stage.

After finishing their discussion, Celeste checked the time and asked, “Want to grab lunch together?”

Matthias rubbed his temples, looking a little weary. “I’ve got plans.”

Celeste looked up. “What’s up?”

Matthias smirked. “A blind date. Arranged by my grandpa.”

Hearing this, Celeste chuckled. “You’re already 28 and only now going on your first blind date. That’s pretty good.”

Matthias was speechless.

Honestly, his family had never been too pushy about his marriage.

But this time, the young woman was the granddaughter of his grandfather’s close friend. Since it was hard to refuse, he had no choice but to go.

Celeste said, “Alright then, go ahead. I’ll just eat at the cafeteria.”

“Okay.”

at the restaurant half an

was a cozy, romantic place–clearly designed

he sat down,

came to the restaurant at that moment, accompanied

as he walked in, he spotted Matthias sitting not

away from him, he didn’t notice

faised an eyebrow and deliberately chose a seat

speaking particularly loudly, but since Miles was sitting so close,

put a finger to

a picture of Matthias and his

what’s happening? Hint: this is a couple’s

had just finished work and was about to grab a meal when he saw the new message notification. He looked at the picture after opening

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obvious–Matthias was on a blind date. But instead of replying,

and Trevor also

share his gossip, was getting impatient when no one responded.

Still, Beck didn’t reply.

Wynn finally sent

as you are, you must already know

Wynn had immediately guessed what was happening the moment she saw

replied, “A blind