The Breaking Point of Love (Celeste and Trevor) novel Chapter 590

This time, Trevor came back after only around four days.

He returned on Friday night.

When the Lockets and the Shaws received the news, they all let out a sigh of relief.

"Good, he's back. This way, he and Celeste can finally get the divorce done next week."

However, what they didn't expect was that on Sunday morning, Trevor left on another business trip.

His return date was once again uncertain.

This time, even Ruby panicked. "Wait—Trevor went on a trip again?"

She couldn't help but say, "Wynn, maybe you should talk to him? At this rate, when will the two of you ever get married?"

Ruby and her daughter did get impulsive easily, and normally, Lennox wouldn't say anything, because she worried that if Wynn brought this up, it might affect her relationship with Trevor.

But Trevor and Celeste had already missed the decision window a few times.

They really couldn't drag on like this.

So, even Lennox couldn't help saying, "She's right, Wynn. Maybe... You should find a chance to talk to him?"

Wynn heard this, her expression calm and unreadable, and didn't respond.

Both Ruby and Lennox could see she wasn't happy.

But they only assumed she was upset because they were meddling in her and Trevor's relationship.

Seeing her reaction, Ruby quickly said, "I'm just giving a suggestion. If you think it's not appropriate, then do things your own way."

Wynn still didn't say anything.

At this point, everyone was even more certain she was angry.

Lilian finally stepped in. "Alright, let Wynn handle the matter between her and Trevor herself. Don't worry too much."

Ruby immediately laughed awkwardly. "Okay, okay, I won't interfere. I won't interfere."

Seeing the silence, Ruby was about to say something else when she suddenly noticed her daughter's expression.

She froze, looked over, and saw Linda hurriedly lowering her head, flustered.

Ruby frowned. "Linda, what's going on with you lately?"

As her mother, she could sense that her daughter had been speaking less recently, as if something was weighing on her mind.

But whenever she asked, Linda said nothing.

The others didn't pay much attention to Linda. They had heard Ruby complain about her daughter acting strange lately, but no one took it seriously.

Even now, hearing Ruby express concern, no one thought much of it.

Linda looked around at everyone, biting her lip, clearly torn about whether she should speak.

After a moment of hesitation, she finally said, "I... I found out something. But I don't know if I... should say it..."