After saying that, Matthias asked Celeste, "What about you? Haven't you been seeing Trevor quite often lately? Heard anything about this?"
Celeste shook her head. "No."
Although she and Trevor met frequently, they barely spoke beyond work matters.
Matthias frowned. "That's strange…"
He couldn't figure it out, but soon didn't have time to dwell on it as others came over to strike up conversations with them.
Not far away, Linda watched as Celeste was flattered and fawned over, growing increasingly irritated.
She lowered her voice and asked, "Weren't we supposed to get her and Matthias firmly together? When are we making a move?"
Ruby replied, "Your grandmother and the others said today isn't the right time or setting. We'll wait for the next opportunity."
She, too, was as anxious as the others, but she also knew that no matter how urgent it felt, things had to be done carefully without leaving a single trace.
…
Celeste's work continued steadily.
Over the next few days, she met Trevor twice more, but both times were strictly for business.
After seeing how professionally distant they were during collaborations, Kieran had almost forgotten that there were personal grievances between them. Likewise, aside from work discussions, he and Trevor never exchanged a single word about personal matters.
In the blink of an eye, it was March 8th.
Celeste had been busy with work lately, so she woke up a little later than usual that day.
As soon as she came downstairs, her aunt, Adeline, greeted her with a smile. "Cel, you're up. Someone sent you flowers. They're all placed on the coffee table. Go take a look."
Celeste paused.
She was about to say more when the sound of a car came from outside.
A moment later, Jordyn ran in holding a bouquet. "Mom, happy holiday!"
Just as Celeste was about to respond, she saw Trevor walk in behind Jordyn.
Celeste took the flowers from Jordyn and said, "Thank you, Jo."
Jordyn turned to Trevor. "Mom, Dad prepared a gift for you too."
As soon as she said that, Trevor handed over the gift box he was holding. "Happy holiday."
"Thank you." With Jordyn there, she had no choice but to accept it.
At that moment, Jordyn noticed the bouquets on the coffee table. "So many flowers… Mom, were all these sent to you by other people?"

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....