The Breaking Point of Love novel Chapter 552

Hector was stunned. "T-That expensive?"

Even Betty and Adeline were taken aback.

Betty turned to Celeste. "Cel, come take a look."

Celeste had heard everything they said.

When she first took the box, she could already tell from the weight and texture that Trevor's gift wouldn't be cheap, but she hadn't expected this.

Just as her aunt said, the red diamond Trevor gave her was far more brilliant and pure than the one she had auctioned off before. And that estimated two billion was likely a very conservative figure.

From the look on Celeste's face, everyone could tell she didn't expect Trevor to give her something so extravagant either.

Hector frowned. "So, what now? Return it?" After all, she and Trevor were about to get divorced. A gift like this—

"Keep it."

Betty closed the brocade box and said firmly, "Just think of it as something for Jo. When she grows up, pass it to her. If you refuse it now, it'll only end up benefiting someone else."

That "someone else", of course, referred to Wynn.

Celeste nodded. She agreed completely with Betty.

Though shocked by the gift's value, she remained calm. She neither knew nor cared why Trevor would give her something so costly.

After finishing her pancakes, she went upstairs and placed the box casually on her cabinet—

didn't spare it another glance—then turned and left for work.

Matthias, naturally, also remembered her birthday.

Kieran happened to walk over just as she received the flowers, and naturally saw the card. His smile faded a little.

After the small celebration ended, the staff slowly returned to their desks.

Even so, they couldn't help but notice that within the next ten minutes, Celeste received three more bouquets.

One was from Lottie.

Another from Kieran, also roses. Since Celeste wasn't officially divorced yet, Kieran didn't want to cause unnecessary gossip by handing them over himself.

Even though he was in the office, he had someone else deliver the bouquet on his behalf.

He had actually planned to give her another gift too, but knowing how cautious she was, he decided against it, afraid that if he pushed too hard, she might not even accept the flowers.

As for the third bouquet—it was from Beck.