# Chapter 321: Silent Flowers and Unspoken Longing
Hello everyone, it's me again! How are you all doing? Today I will continue to walk with you and review Chapter 321 of "The Breaking Point of Love" — a chapter filled with quiet tension, unspoken words, and the subtle ache of a child's heart. Let's dive in!
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The group chat went quiet after Trevor excused himself for a business luncheon. Beck, already in his car, decided he had no more energy to entertain the conversation. "Busy too. You guys chat," he typed before closing the app. Wynn, seeing both men lose interest, followed suit with a casual "I'm going for lunch. Talk later." Miles could only shrug at the sudden silence.
Meanwhile, at Yoda Vision, Celeste headed to the R&D department for a meeting. Kieran was already there, seated in silence, watching her as she dissected problems with surgical precision and proposed solutions with startling speed. He didn't speak—he just observed, studying her every move like a complex algorithm.
When the meeting ended, Celeste paused at the door, noticing his gaze. Out of politeness, she asked, "It's your first day at the company. Are you adjusting well?"
"I'm adapting. Thanks for asking," Kieran replied calmly.
She nodded, then left without another word, laptop tucked under her arm.
Over the next few days, Celeste balanced her demanding work with negotiations over copyright agreements with the AI journal. On Friday, after reviewing the R&D department's progress report, she asked Candice to summon Kieran to her office.
Three minutes later, he knocked and entered.
Once seated, Celeste didn't waste time. "Your algorithm improves the efficiency and performance of the existing model to some extent, but it still doesn't meet my expectations." She then launched into a detailed critique of his algorithm's flaws, pointing out each weakness with ruthless clarity.
Kieran listened intently. Since joining Yoda Vision, he had interacted with Celeste several times. His demeanor now was vastly different from the one he had shown during his interview. Yet Celeste showed no surprise, no curiosity about his transformation. She treated him like any other researcher.
He had given her a bouquet of yellow roses on his first day as an apology. Days had passed, and she never once mentioned it. It was as if the flowers had never existed—as if his gesture meant nothing. She didn't even seem curious about why he had apologized in the first place.
Kieran had always been considered a genius in the AI field. But after working alongside Celeste, he felt like a student who hadn't even begun to grasp the subject. She seemed more advanced and innovative than the top AI experts he had encountered in Andostan. Yet, more importantly, there was something else about her he couldn't quite define...
Before he could finish the thought, Celeste asked, "Do you have any other questions?"
He withdrew his gaze, stood up, and said, "No."
She nodded, and he returned to his workstation.
Not long after, his phone rang. A voice on the other end asked eagerly, "So, how's it going with that Rodriguez chick? Who do you think she'd pick—you or that Yoder guy?"
Pick between him and Matthias? From what he could tell, in Celeste's eyes, he was no different from any other researcher in the R&D department. "No progress," he replied while analyzing data. "I'm hanging up."
As he ended the call, Wynn's name flashed on the screen. He glanced at it, then ignored it, continuing his work.
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At the school pickup, little Sylvia spotted her mother waiting and ran happily into her arms. Tilda hugged her tightly, then smiled at the girl standing beside her daughter. "Jo."
Jordyn watched Sylvia cling to her mother, then gave a small nod. "Mrs. Golden."
Sylvia looked around and asked, "Is your driver here yet?"
Jordyn scanned the area but didn't see him. Instead, she saw many classmates being picked up by their mothers. She usually went home with a driver. She had never minded it before—she always thought having her mom pick her up wasn't cool at all. So whether her mom came or not, she didn't really care.
But now...
Seeing the driver still hadn't arrived, Tilda noticed Jordyn seemed a little down. She asked with concern, "What's wrong? Why do you look upset?"
Jordyn didn't reply.
Just then, her driver finally arrived. She waved at Sylvia and Tilda before getting into the car. As the car drove off, she glanced out the window and saw Sylvia happily bouncing alongside her mother.
Jordyn looked away, pulled out her phone, and found Celeste's number. Her thumb hovered over the call button. She hesitated, her heart aching with a longing she couldn't put into words.
After a few seconds, she dialed Trevor instead.
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**Reader's Impressions & Star Rating:**
This chapter quietly tugs at the heartstrings. While the adult world is filled with unspoken tensions and missed connections—Kieran's ignored flowers, Celeste's indifference, the dead group chat—it's the silent moment with little Jordyn that truly breaks me. Seeing her classmates with their mothers, watching Sylvia cling to Tilda, and then hesitating to call Celeste before dialing Trevor instead... that hit hard. This chapter reminds us that love isn't always loud—sometimes it's the flowers no one mentions and the phone call that never gets made. Beautifully subtle, painfully real.
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Rating: 4.7 / 5 Stars
**Next Chapter Prediction:**
Jordyn's call to Trevor might open up a conversation about Celeste and her growing distance from her daughter. Will this finally push Trevor to step in and bridge the gap between mother and child? Meanwhile, Kieran's frustration might drive him to make a bold move, perhaps revealing what he really wants from Celeste. And with Wynn calling repeatedly, could she be planning to stir up more trouble?
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