# Chapter 126: The Night Wind and the Weight of Letting Go
Hello everyone, it's me again! How are you all doing? Today I will continue to walk with you and review Chapter 126 of "The Breaking Point of Love." This chapter is a quiet yet powerful turning point—a moment where Celeste's heart begins to make peace with the inevitable, even as the world around her keeps moving at a relentless pace.
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The cold night wind swept through the street, tousling Celeste's dark hair as she stood face to face with Beck. He had guessed the reason for her hesitation—the tangled history between him and her uncle Ivan. And so, with a calm and steady voice, he offered her a guarantee: personal matters would never interfere with business between them.
Celeste looked at him, searching his eyes for any hint of doubt. "Are you sure?" she asked.
"I'm sure," Beck replied.
She knew Ivan's company was struggling. The weight of that knowledge pressed on her shoulders. After a moment of hesitation, she finally gave in. "Alright."
"Let me know when you're free, and I'll arrange a time to meet," Beck said.
"Alright," she answered.
Then Beck looked at her hair, gently tousled by the wind, and spoke words that made her heart skip a beat. "The night wind is chilly. You should head inside."
Celeste froze. Those were the exact same words Trevor had said to her just moments ago. The irony was sharp, like a cold blade cutting through the silence. She said nothing more, just nodded and got into her car.
Beck stayed where he was, watching her. As her car passed him, Celeste rolled down the window, gave a small nod as a farewell, then pressed the gas and drove away into the night.
Only after her car disappeared into the distance did Beck finally get into his own vehicle and leave.
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Back at the family home, the lights were still on. Betty, Ivan, and Adeline were waiting for her. Jamie and Hector had already gone upstairs to rest. When Celeste walked through the door, all eyes turned to her.
"You're back?" Betty asked softly.
"Mm," Celeste replied, setting down her bag. She walked over and sat beside her grandmother, who took her hand gently.
"Cel, have you decided to let go of Trevor?" Betty asked, her voice filled with a mixture of hope and concern.
Celeste nodded. "Yes. We're planning to get a divorce."
Betty smiled warmly. "Good, good. Divorce is a good thing."
But then her brow furrowed. "Jo is very attached to him. And to be fair, he has treated her well these past two years. He probably won't give you custody that easily. This..."
Celeste didn't say a word about wanting or not wanting custody of Jordyn. She simply replied, "I know. I'll talk to him properly about that. It's getting late—everyone should rest."
The others went to bed, but Celeste couldn't rest. Her phone buzzed with messages from Zachary and Matthias. By the time she reached her room, a task list had already arrived from Matthias, with a note: "This is for the professor. It needs to be completed by six tomorrow morning."
Celeste set down her bag, took a sip of water, and replied, "Got it."
Without removing her makeup or taking a shower, she immediately turned on her laptop and plunged into work. The hours slipped away. Her fingers flew across the keyboard as she typed, calculated, and organized.
Finally, around 4:00 a.m., she finished. She sent the completed files over. Matthias, who was also buried in work, replied: "The professor wants us at his place before nine."
"Alright," she responded.
They didn't chat any further. Celeste shut down her computer, dragged herself to the bathroom to remove her makeup and shower. By the time she finished everything, it was past 5:00 a.m.
She set an alarm for three hours later, then turned off the lights and finally let herself collapse into bed.
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Too soon, the alarm jolted her awake. Her body felt heavy, exhausted, but she forced herself upright. She freshened up, then went downstairs. Her fatigue was written all over her face.
Betty looked at her with deep concern. "Why don't you sleep in?"
"I have to go see my professor," Celeste said.
Betty knew how strict Zachary was with his students. "I'm worried about you driving in this state," she said softly. "Let the driver take you."
"Alright," Celeste agreed.
When she arrived at Zachary's villa, the three of them went straight into the study and got to work again. The grind continued, relentless and demanding—but for Celeste, the work was a welcome distraction from the aching emptiness in her heart.
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**Reader's Impressions & Star Rating:**
What a poignant chapter this was! The quiet moments carry so much weight—the echo of Trevor's words in Beck's voice, the simple family support, and Celeste's weary determination to keep going even as her heart is breaking. The author masterfully contrasts emotional exhaustion with physical exhaustion, showing us a woman who has reached her breaking point but refuses to crumble. This chapter felt like a deep, cleansing breath before the storm. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Rating: 4.7 / 5 Stars
**Next Chapter Prediction:**
With Celeste now meeting Zachary and Matthias early in the morning, I predict that the professor will present a new challenge or opportunity that could shift Celeste's focus entirely—perhaps a project that takes her away from the city and the painful memories of Trevor. Meanwhile, Trevor's reaction to the divorce talk is still unknown, and I expect that storm to break soon. Will he fight for Jordyn? Or will he finally let Celeste go?
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