The Breaking Point of Love novel Chapter 492

That night, Celeste went to the airport together with the rest of the family, preparing to return to Baumond.

They were seated in business class.

Jordyn, with Hector and his family, sat by the window on the right-hand side. Celeste and Betty were seated in the middle section on the left-hand side.

With Hector and the others looking after Jordyn, Celeste went over to help adjust Betty's seat.

She was speaking with Betty when Lilian, Patricia, and the others came walking toward them.

When the Shaw family members saw Celeste and her group, they didn't look surprised.

On the contrary, smiles appeared on their faces—it was obvious they had already known the Rodriguez family had returned to Youtopia and that they were on this very flight back to Baumond.

Linda looked at Celeste with a provocative smile and deliberately said, "Grandma, Aunt Lizzy, some people went running to the hospital every day when Mrs. Fleming Senior was sick, trying to curry favor, thinking that clinging to Martha and trying to please Trev would keep him from divorcing.

"But as soon as Mrs. Fleming Senior recovered, before Wynn even had to say a word, Trev immediately went and set up an appointment with someone to get the divorce paperwork done.

"Before, when a certain someone dragged her feet and refused to finalize it, I was worried. But Wynn said she trusted Trev to handle it—and sure enough, she was right."

The Shaw family, of course, knew she was saying this on purpose for the Rodriguez family to hear.

Patricia chuckled, lightly patted Linda's hand, and cast a mocking glance at Celeste and Betty.

Lilian's expression remained cool—she didn't seem at all surprised that Trevor had seized the first opportunity to push the divorce through.

She didn't even look at the Rodriguez family, simply gliding past them and seating herself elegantly.

Ivan and Betty naturally knew Linda's words had been aimed at them.

Seeing Celeste targeted that way, Betty's already dark expression grew even darker. Ivan, who had been arranging the luggage, also let his face harden.

Deliberately drawing things out so her words would sink in, Linda walked very slowly.

The passengers behind them grew impatient. Someone urged, "What are you standing around chatting for? Move along already!"

The Shaw family had been feeling smug recently.

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