The Breaking Point of Love novel Chapter 516

The morning before YodaVision's anniversary celebration, Trevor had someone deliver a gown and jewelry to Wynn.

The Lockets and the Shaws all knew he intended to take Wynn with him to the event.

When they saw that the total price of the gown and jewelry was still in the tens of millions, Linda sighed in both admiration and envy.

"Trev always sends such expensive dresses and jewelry. He really loves spending money on you, Wynn."

At this, Wynn only gave a faint smile and said nothing.

No one knew a child better than their mother.

Lilian felt that lately, Wynn seemed distracted, her mind elsewhere.

Seeing her silence, she asked, "Wynn, your mood hasn't been so good over the last two days. Did something happen?"

Back when she first learned about Celeste's connection to YodaVision and to Zachary, it had felt like all the strength had drained from her.

She was no longer as confident as before. The only thing that had allowed her to regain her confidence was Trevor's love for her.

When she discovered that Trevor had begun to appreciate Celeste because of her abilities in the AI field, she had panicked.

But later, seeing that his admiration was purely for Celeste's talent, while his affection and devotion belonged solely to her—that she alone had his heart all these years—she had felt reassured.

But what happened in Jorburgh, and what had happened recently, had dealt her another harsh blow.

Trevor's attitude toward Celeste now seemed no longer just admiration.

She knew that she was still important to him, but given his growing appreciation for Celeste—if he ever learned that YodaVision was co-founded by Matthias and Celeste, and that she was also one of Zachary's students—his attitude toward Celeste would surely—

Although she didn't know why it hadn't yet been made public that Celeste was both a founder of YodaVision and Zachary's student, tomorrow was YodaVision's big day.

If Matthias were to announce it in front of everyone—

Wynn abruptly cut off her train of thought.

Outwardly calm, she said only, "It's nothing."

Lilian had wondered if something was wrong between her and Trevor, but since his attitude toward the Lockets and the Shaws—and toward Wynn herself—was as generous as ever, she dismissed the thought.

Before she could say more, Linda pouted. "I heard YodaVision booked the entire hotel for their anniversary celebration."

That was the most prestigious hotel in the capital. Just one night there would cost close to nine figures.

She paused, then added, "But with the money YodaVision's making now, that kind of expense is nothing to them."

At that, both Ruby and Patricia, as well as Wynn and Lilian, thought of YodaVision's recent financial report.

"Exactly!" Ruby said, turning to Wynn. "If you ask me, Trevor should be sending you even more expensive gowns and jewelry, Wynn.

"That way, you can put her in her place. Let's see how smug she'd be then!"

"That's right," Linda added eagerly.

Though what Trevor had sent was already extravagant, it wasn't as though he hadn't given Wynn even more lavish things in the past.

Wynn said nothing more. She rose quietly. "I'm going out."

Seeing she wasn't in a good mood, both Linda and Ruby immediately fell silent.

Lilian shot them both a cold glance.

They realized they'd gone too far at once.

As much as pride and reputation mattered, one had to weigh priorities.

Seeing that both Wynn and Lilian seemed genuinely upset, Ruby hurried to explain, "We were just saying it offhand—we didn't really mean it..."

Lilian said nothing more and simply turned to head upstairs.