The Breaking Point of Love (Celeste and Trevor) novel Chapter 692

Just as Celeste was wrapping up her discussion with Matthias, Trevor called Jordyn.

She picked up happily. "Dad!"

After chatting with him for a bit, she turned and saw that Celeste had finished her call. "Mom, do you want to talk to Dad for a moment?"

"No need." Celeste stood up and picked up her glass.

"I'll go downstairs to get some water. You carry on."

"Okay."

…

When Celeste went downstairs, the rest of the Rodriguez family were chatting cheerfully in the living room.

Seeing her, Jamie quickly asked, "Celeste, we were discussing an outing tomorrow. Do you want to come with us?"

Celeste happened to be free, so she said, "Sure."

"Then… What about Jo?"

They knew Jordyn had already made plans to go out with Trevor. But since this outing had just been decided, it didn't feel right not to tell her.

"I'll tell her."

"Alright."

Celeste sat down in the living room and joined them in planning the route and choosing a place to eat for the next day.

When she went back upstairs, Jordyn was still on the phone. But it was clear that she was no longer talking to Trevor but to Wynn.

"I know, Wynn. I'll go to bed right after this. You and Dad should rest early too. Good night."

Celeste stood by the door, waiting until Jordyn hung up before walking in with her glass of water and handing it to her.

Jordyn took it with a bright smile. "Thanks, Mom!"

After Jordyn left, Celeste and her family packed up and got ready to head out.

At that moment, Martha happened to call Betty. Upon hearing that they were going on an outing, she became interested and said she wanted to join as well.

After Martha arrived, she didn't mention Trevor. But when she noticed Jordyn wasn't there, she frowned slightly.

Perhaps not wanting to dampen the mood, she didn't say anything.

…

The spring weather was bright and pleasant. After spending the morning enjoying the scenery, Martha's mood improved considerably.

At noon, as they entered a restaurant, she couldn't help but remark, "It really is good to come out for an outing. I feel so much better without seeing all those troublesome matters."

Although she didn't mention Trevor directly, everyone knew from earlier conversations that her recent frustrations stemmed from the situation with Wynn.

Martha seemed to only realize that her words might have been inappropriate after saying them.