The Breaking Point of Love

Chapter 198

It was only natural for Jordyn to be close to her father.

Besides that, Tilda also noticed how the other parents reacted while watching their spouses play games with their children.

When things were going well, they laughed and clapped excitedly. If things weren’t going well, they got anxious and cheered them on.

Anyone could tell that these families were together–a united front.

But when it came to Celeste, even though she smiled while playing with her child, something felt different.

It was as if there was a gap between her, her husband, and their daughter–like she wasn’t really part of them.

Then she remembered the last parent–teacher meeting. Celeste’s daughter clearly had a great relationship with that other woman.

So, it made sense that Celeste didn’t quite fit in with her husband and daughter now.

After all, whose child wouldn’t feel distant from them if they were close to the very person who had disrupted their marriage?

Thinking about it, she figured Celeste must be feeling awful inside. But looking at her, she didn’t know how to offer any words of comfort.

Celeste noticed the sympathy and hesitation in her gaze.

She knew Tilda had probably pieced together what had happened. So, she just smiled.

The hardest part of it all was already behind her.

knew that the only reason she was here today was because Wynn wasn’t available. That was why

yes, she did feel a bit like an

Trevor and

see the video Celeste had

it to both her and Trevor. “I sent it to you. You can watch it on

Jordyn beamed. “Okay!”

the parent–child activities

had won two championship trophies. Holding them in her arms, she eagerly asked Trevor to take pictures of her

Trevor took several shots.

Jordyn turned to Celeste. “Mom, take some pictures

Celeste nodded. “Alright.”

or five photos of Jordyn and

to Jordyn, Trevor suddenly said, “I’ll take some of you and Jo

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“Yes! Mom, come here!”

“Okay.”

and snapped some

back her phone. A

It was Matthias calling.

take this,” Celeste

cheerfully,