The Breaking Point of Love

Jordyn looked around again. After confirming that Celeste was nowhere to be seen, she left with Wynn.

Watching their retreating figures, Jorge was about to leave when he suddenly noticed Celeste standing not far to the side.

His steps faltered.

Realizing who it was, he initially decided to ignore her and walk away. But then, he noticed that Celeste’s gaze was fixed on Wynn and Jordyn.

Her expression was cold, and her eyes were even colder. In fact, the way she looked at Wynn almost felt like she was looking at an enemy.

With that kind of stare, Jorge couldn’t help but think that Celeste might actually harbor ill intentions toward Wynn.

He observed her silently, convinced that she was still holding a grudge against Wynn. So, he walked over.

Celeste was carrying quite a few things–two potted plants and several decorative ornaments. The ornaments were an impulse buy.

Ever since she moved into her current place, she had been too busy with her own affairs to decorate much, leaving her home looking rather empty.

This time, she had only planned to buy some plants, but when she saw a store nearby selling decorative pieces for display cabinets, she picked out a few.

as she was about to leave, she unexpectedly ran into Wynn

to go on

“What are

her tracks. “What

doesn’t even care about you. You mean nothing to her, yet you’re still

doesn’t care about me?” Celeste’s gaze turned icy.

Jorge, Wynn was indeed good in

are you trying to say? Are you here to warn

was exactly what

JFL

that to me. But you, Mr. Robinson,

admiration and feelings for

you’re sayings–I should go remind Mr. Fleming to watch out

a dance. Back then, both he and Caleb felt that Trevor had approachest Celeste solely to warn her not to

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