Wynn and her group left the campsite at noon that day. Celeste and Matthias left a little later in the afternoon.
After the camping trip, on Monday, Celeste officially returned to work.
Since Trevor had gone abroad for a business trip, Jordyn came over to the Rodriguez residence the day after Celeste's trip ended.
After a busy week, on the following Tuesday afternoon, Celeste received a call from Jordyn.
She said Trevor was back, and she'd be going home that night instead of staying with Celeste.
Celeste said, "Okay, got it."
After hanging up, she sat for a moment. The mandatory waiting period for her and Trevor's divorce had already ended last week.
Now that he was back from his business trip, it was about time to get the divorce.
She glanced at her phone, but there was no message from Trevor.
Thinking he was probably busy, she put the phone down and went back to work.
Later, she checked her phone two or three more times, but even after she finished working—past nine at night—there was still no message from him.
She stared at her phone for a while, then typed and sent him a message. "I'm free tomorrow."
But even by the time she went to bed, there was no reply.
It wasn't until the next morning, as she was getting ready for work, that a message finally came through.
"Sorry, I don't have time today."
Celeste looked at it and picked up her phone to reply when another message popped up.
"I'll contact you when I'm free."
Celeste paused for a moment before replying.
"As soon as possible."
"Ms. Locket, you're too kind."
Because Trevor valued Wynn highly, the Fleming Group executives were always polite to her, never daring to be casual.
The Lockets and the Shaws went into their private room first, under the polite gaze of those from the Fleming Group.
Once inside, as soon as they sat down, Linda immediately asked, "Wynn, since Trev's busy today, does that mean he still hasn't set a time to divorce that bitch yet?"
Just like last time, they'd been counting down to the end of the divorce mandatory waiting period.
But when it finally ended last week, Trevor happened to be away on business.
Now that he was back, they thought he'd handle the divorce right away.
But when they asked last night, Wynn told them he was still busy and it might take a few more days.
That answer disappointed them, but there was nothing they could do except wait.

Comments
The readers' comments on the novel: The Breaking Point of Love (Celeste and Trevor)
I know everyone will not agree with me and I also know that Trevor is a trash and all but I want Trevor and Celeste to get back together. They should be the end game and for that to happen Trevor should start working hard for that second chance....
So we're going to go on for another 15 chapter's about jordan's temper tantrum with neither of the parents asking her what's wrong..stop milking it. The only reason i'm still reading is because i cant leave a book unfinished. What I'm pissed about is the book started with promise and turned into a circus....
The story should just come to an end and the writer should give their reader the closure they deserve. There's no point in keeping the story going. It's been the same since the start. Not has changed. The initial story plot was, that Celeste and Trevor are getting devorce and still after 800 + chapter, they are still heading for a devorce....
Don’t Shaws and Lockets reflect ever on themselves? Every difficult situation, they look forward to Wynn to ask for Trevor to help. Initially the focus of the novel was on how Wynn is so accomplished blah blah and now - she is just a useless person, incapable of anything. Irritating storyline...
I'm starting to get bored and I can't predict exactly where the story is headed....
Beck being the only actual adult to ask a child what’s wrong...
Can we get to the point its stagnant and I am unimpressed,I don't care about the company being in trouble nor the inner thoughts of others. Come on now....
Its a good thing both jordan parents are loaded. They going to spend a lot for Jordan therapy. 😂...
Wynn has no shame. And keeping the staff well beyond their work hours is an a-hole move....
I am again fed up with the storyline..it is just exhausting to keep reading only one side of story - where people are living in their own righteous bubble and assumptions....