# Chapter 353: The Crushing Weight of Blind Faith
Hello everyone, it's me again! How are you all doing today? I hope you're ready for another emotional rollercoaster, because this chapter of "The Breaking Point of Love" takes us deep into a father-son confrontation that reveals just how far Jorge's loyalty to Wynn has clouded his judgment. Buckle up, because Theodore is about to drop some hard truths that will leave you breathless.
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Jorge had barely begun to explain himself when Theodore cut him off with the precision of a surgeon's scalpel. "You're trying to say that he's siding with Celeste again and bullying Ms. Locket, aren't you?"
The old man's words hit Jorge like a thunderbolt. How could he possibly know? Was he psychic? The shock in Jorge's voice was palpable as he stammered, "Old man, how'd you know? Don't tell me you already know what happened?"
But Theodore's answer was simple and devastating: "I don't. I guessed."
You see, Theodore had been watching the pieces move on this chessboard for months. He remembered that day back when Celeste and Matthias had agreed to work with his foolish son—for his sake, they had put aside their personal feelings. It was clear they wouldn't deliberately make things difficult for Jorge in the workplace. His son wasn't the type to stir up trouble for no reason. So logically, if there was conflict, it had to involve someone else—someone Jorge cared deeply about.
And that someone was Wynn Locket.
Theodore's mind flickered back to that dinner earlier in the year, when he'd met with Kael, Celeste, and the others. They had happened to run into Wynn at the restaurant entrance. At the time, seeing how attentive his son was to her—her looks, her demeanor, her manners—he had been quite pleased. But after dinner, Harold dropped the bombshell: Wynn was Trevor's girlfriend.
Theodore didn't know the full story between Celeste and Trevor, but that day, when Celeste and Matthias saw Wynn and her father, their expressions had been... telling. They clearly didn't like Wynn or her father. And Celeste wasn't the type to clash with people without reason. So when his son ended up in conflict with Celeste, Theodore's gut instinct told him exactly where the trouble started.
That instinct had prompted him to call Jorge that very day to confirm. And sure enough, it was because of Wynn.
Now, hearing his son's insistence that Celeste was targeting Wynn out of jealousy—afraid that Matthias might fall for her—and that Matthias was "blinded by lust" and siding with Celeste unfairly, Theodore nearly laughed from sheer exasperation. The absurdity of it all was almost too much to bear.
With a bitter, angry chuckle, Theodore asked, "So what? You want me to contact Zachary, tell him everything that's happened, and get him to rein in Matthias?"
"Yes," Jorge replied, his voice tight with conviction. "Matthias has gone way overboard this time. If this continues, I really think—"
But Theodore cut him off again. He had no intention of revealing the full ugly truth—not now, not when his son was so hopelessly blind. Instead, he said simply, "That's not a conversation I can start. If you want to help Ms. Locket, you contact Zachary yourself."
Jorge's frown deepened. "Old man, it's not just about helping her. I actually like Matthias and respect him—I don't want to see him keep acting so recklessly—"
So he still thought the problem lay with Celeste? Theodore's temple twitched with frustration. "Matthias is being reckless? Why do I get the feeling it's not that at all? Maybe you're the one being irrational because you're biased toward that Wynn Locket—"
"You don't even know what happened," Jorge interrupted, his voice rising. "How can you be so sure I'm the one being irrational?"
Theodore was momentarily stunned. "Then tell me exactly what happened."
And so Jorge gave a rough rundown of the situation—the conflict, the employees, the attempted apology. But when he finished, Theodore's response was as cold as ice water.
"This whole mess is clearly Ms. Locket's fault. As the company leader, she didn't handle things properly from the start. Instead, she joined her employees and family in scolding and trying to protect them while undermining Yoda Vision's staff. If I were Matthias, I'd be furious too."
He paused, letting the words sink in. "And besides, this incident shows that her family lacks judgment and doesn't understand the stakes. They also don't show proper respect for their business partners. I imagine if they weren't afraid of the losses from breaking the contract with Yoda Vision, they probably wouldn't have even apologized. So from Matthias's point of view, not wanting to work with them anymore is completely reasonable."
Jorge tried desperately to defend Wynn. "That's not true. They apologized to the Yoda Vision employee very quickly, and afterward, she even personally called Matthias to apologize. She was sincerely trying to make amends."
But Theodore shook his head, his voice heavy with disappointment. "That's just surface-level. Ms. Locket already has a boyfriend. When I mentioned this to you before, you said you knew. At first, I didn't know much about her. When I met her, I thought she seemed impressive. But now, it's clear her character isn't that great. The way she handles things—she'll never amount to much."
He delivered the final blow with brutal honesty: "Honestly, son, you and Trevor both have terrible taste in women."
Jorge's mouth opened in shock. He couldn't believe such harsh words were coming from his father. His hand tightened on the phone, ready to argue, to plead Wynn's case, to make Theodore see how truly excellent she was—
But Theodore cut him off one last time. "Alright, if you want to help her, I won't stop you. But if you want me to help—forget it."
And with that, the line went dead.
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### Reader's Impressions & Star Rating
Wow. Just wow. This chapter is a masterclass in brutal honesty wrapped in a father's weary disappointment. Theodore's cold analysis of the situation cuts through Jorge's rose-colored glasses like a knife through butter. The way he dismantles Jorge's arguments about Wynn—pointing out her poor leadership, her family's lack of judgment, and her inability to handle even a minor crisis—is both painful and illuminating. We can feel Jorge's desperate need to believe in Wynn, even as the evidence stacks against her. And Theodore's final line about "terrible taste in women" is a gut-punch that resonates across the entire story. This chapter reminds us that sometimes, the hardest truth comes from the people who love us most.
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Rating: 5 / 5 Stars
### Next Chapter Prediction
With Theodore refusing to intervene, Jorge is left alone in his battle to defend Wynn. But now that the old man has planted that seed of doubt, we can expect Jorge to start questioning everything. Will he finally see Wynn's true colors? Or will his blind loyalty drive him to take even more desperate measures? Meanwhile, Matthias and Celeste's relationship faces its own challenges—and the fallout from this conflict might tear apart more than just a business deal.
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