The Breaking Point of Love (Celeste and Trevor) novel Chapter 619

Watching the other party leave, the smile on Harvey's face slowly faded.

Recently, whenever Wynn tried to contact Trevor, either the calls wouldn't go through, or when they did, Trevor would always say he was busy.

It had been the same these past two days.

At this moment, not only Wynn, but even he could feel it with painful clarity—Trevor had changed.

Wynn stared in the direction where Trevor and Celeste had just left, gripping her phone tightly, saying nothing.

After a while, Harvey came back to his senses and said to her, "Do you want to give him a call?"

Even though Trevor's attention was now entirely on Celeste, he still hadn't broken up with Wynn. And after being together for so long, he must still have feelings for her.

It wasn't as if there was no chance to win him back.

Wynn understood what he meant.

After getting into the car, she hesitated for a moment before calling Trevor.

No answer.

That evening, she called again. He still didn't pick up.

Trevor still didn't return her calls, even the next day.

By then, the Lockets and the Shaws had more or less all realized that whenever Trevor finally had free time again, he chose not to contact Wynn but went to see Celeste instead.

They could no longer deny the fact that Trevor was no longer the same as before.

He had truly become invested in Celeste.

Patricia's expression was far from pleasant.

She had never expected Celeste to have the ability to make Trevor change his attitude so drastically and care about her deeply, even with the wedding to Wynn approaching.

Calvin was in his final year of high school, when his studies mattered most, and he knew little about what was happening at home.

When he came downstairs and saw everyone's grim expressions and the heavy atmosphere, he couldn't help asking, "Did something happen?"

She just wanted to see him—to find a chance to spend more time with him and try to win him back.

But since Trevor had already put it that way, she could only nod. "Alright. Thank you."

Trevor smiled.

He still had work to finish and said to her, "Wait a moment."

Wynn nodded softly. "Okay."

As he flipped through the documents, Trevor said, "There's a lunch appointment later. Come with me?"

"Alright," Wynn replied.

After Trevor finished his work, the two of them went to the lunch engagement together.

On the surface, everything looked no different from before. As for him not answering her calls or failing to contact her earlier, it was as if none of that had ever happened.