The Breaking Point of Love

Hearing her daughter's words, Ruby didn't think much of it and immediately urged, "If you have something to say, just say it. Everyone's here. We can all help you figure it out."

Linda hesitated for a moment, but finally forced herself to speak.

"It's... It's about the diamond. You know, the one Trev bought for over four billion dollars?

"A while ago, I overheard that brat Jordyn saying... that Trev actually gave it to Celeste as her birthday present... shortly after her birthday."

Everyone present, including Ruby, had their minds fixated on the divorce matter. None of them expected Linda to bring up something they considered irrelevant.

But when she finished speaking, the room fell silent. All of them stared at her, momentarily unsure if they'd heard correctly.

When the realization sank in, Ruby immediately frowned and snapped loudly, "How is that possible? Linda, don't spout nonsense!"

Linda panicked. "I'm not making it up! It's true! Why-why would I joke about something like this?"

In fact, the moment she spoke and they processed her words, everyone already understood that it had to be true.

It was just that...

They never expected the "thing" she wanted to say to be this significant.

that

he did buy it for her, it doesn't necessarily mean anything. Maybe they exchanged

bobbed her head

others had the same

But then memories surfaced.

of Trevor and Celeste

said Trevor despised Celeste. Even for Jordyn and

they saw the two together, Trevor's attitude toward her was gentle, proactive

was Celeste who seemed

only that, he'd been seeing her quite

ago, be publicly picked her up in his arme sent her upstairs to her hotel om, and didn't come down for

of that would've

he shouldn't be so busy that

crossed

they firmly believed Trevor was eager to divorce Celeste and

what if Trevor didn't

What if he wasn't sure he wanted to divorce Celeste

trips during each decision window might not be a coincidence