The Breaking Point of Love novel Chapter 414

"It's nothing." Wynn smiled, then calmly glanced at her watch and said, "It's about time. Let's go."

Trevor replied, "Okay."

After briefly greeting everyone in the meeting room, he turned and left with Wynn.

Celeste, meanwhile, continued working with the engineers.

…

Celeste had been worrying about Betty's health. So, she had been staying at the Rodriguez residence ever since Isabelle's medical checkup.

That night, after finishing work at Fleming Group, Celeste returned to the Rodriguez residence for dinner.

Just after she finished eating, her phone lit up with a new message.

It was from Caleb. "I'm heading back to base tomorrow."

Celeste read the message but didn't reply.

Perhaps anticipating her silence, Caleb sent another message a moment later. "See you in a month."

This was his way of telling her that he would start pursuing her officially once she got divorced.

Celeste understood what he meant, but still didn't reply.

She set her phone down and was about to flip through the book on the table when it rang again.

This time, it was a call from Martha.

As soon as Celeste answered, the old lady's voice came through the phone. "Cel, I already heard about Isabelle. This is such a serious matter. How could you and Betty not say a word to me?"

Celeste paused, unsure how to respond.

Martha pressed anxiously, "I heard from Wilma that ever since Betty found out about Isabelle's condition, her health deteriorated. How is she now?"

"She's been a little better these past two days—her spirits are improving."

Martha let out a sigh of relief. "That's good, that's good." Then she quickly added, "Don't worry, Cel. I'll help with Isabelle's case. I'll find the best doctors for her."

"Thank you, Grandma," Celeste replied. "But I've already asked someone to contact a leading expert in this field. They'll be arriving tomorrow to assess my mother's condition personally."

"Oh? That's good. Let's see what they say."

"Yeah."

After that, Martha fell silent for a moment, clearly troubled. "Your mother really is..."

…So unfortunate.

Celeste understood what she meant, even if she didn't finish the sentence.

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