The Breaking Point of Love

Chapter 569 Celeste was speechless. What exactly was there for them to talk about? Was he genuinely clueless, or just pretending? Just then, Jordyn happened to pull Celeste into a conversation, so Celeste simply ignored Trevor and continued focusing only on Jordyn. Trevor didn't force any more conversation either, but once the dishes started arriving, he took the initiative to place food into Celeste's plate. Celeste paused.

After realizing what he was doing, she said lightly, "I can do it myself." Since Trevor was also helping Jordyn with food, Jordyn didn't understand why her mom wouldn't let him help her. She said, " Mom, just let Dad pick the food for you." Celeste became quiet. Trevor laughed and placed another piece of meat onto her plate. The server happened to enter just then with more dishes. The private room door was still open, and Lilian, Patricia, together with Ruby and Linda, happened to pass by at that exact ---- moment.

clearly-Trevor was picking food for Celeste voluntarily. All of them froze for a moment. But Celeste, Trevor, and Jordyn didn't notice them at all. The server did notice them, though. But before the server could say anything, Lilian snapped back to her senses and supported Patricia as they kept walking. Linda pursed her lips and followed along with Ruby. Once they entered their own private room, Ruby couldn't help speaking, "Didn't people say Trevor really hated Celeste? But from the

don't actually think he's developed feelings for that bitch, right? How is that even possible!" Last time they ran into Trevor, Celeste, and Jordyn together, Ruby had thought the same way as Linda. Even now, that was still her instinctive assumption. ---- But- Both last time and this time, she couldn't shake the feeling that Trevor was being too

looked more like he was genuinely willing to treat Celeste well, not just putting on a show. Thinking of this, she remembered something and said, "Didn't Wynn say before that Trevor wouldn't even have a good expression even in front of the child? "Meaning, even for the kid's sake, he couldn't