# Chapter 365: The Price of Walking Away
Hello everyone, it's me again! How are you all doing? Today I will continue to walk with you and review Chapter 365 of "The Breaking Point of Love" — a chapter that lays bare the quiet costs of courage and the subtle tremors of a family learning to stand on their own feet.
After making the difficult decision to terminate the contract with Yoda Vision, Wynn didn't hesitate. She picked up her phone and called Trevor, her voice steady but laced with the weariness of someone who had just fought a silent battle. "On the day of the auction, I misspoke during my conversation with Melissa, and she caught it. Matthias' reluctance to work with Innova Tech has also become very obvious. Even if I win the lawsuit, it would be difficult to guarantee that Matthias and his family won't cause trouble in the future."
She paused, then added with quiet resolve: "Since they have no intention of collaborating with Innovalech, I think it's better to terminate the contract early and find new partners. It may not be a bad thing."
Trevor didn't probe. He didn't ask what she had said that gave Melissa an opening. Instead, his response was simple and reassuring: "Since you've decided, let's go ahead with the termination. Do you need my help with the termination fees?"
For a fleeting moment, Wynn was genuinely tempted. Since her family had moved to Baumond, Trevor had already done so much — the villa, the gifts, the company he had handed to her. But a small voice inside reminded her that depending on him for everything, even if she was talented and he was clearly smitten, would eventually wear thin. She knew this was not a good approach. So she declined gently: "No need. I can handle it myself."
"Okay," Trevor responded, then asked, "Once you've terminated the contract with Yoda Vision, you'll need to find new partners quickly. Should I handle this for you?"
Those words wrapped around Wynn's heart like a warm blanket. With everything going on — Celeste's meddling, Matthias' coldness — this offer lifted her spirits instantly. Her voice softened as she replied, "Okay, thank you, Trevor."
Meanwhile, Matthias and Celeste wasted no time handing the termination over to their lawyers. When the official terms arrived at Wynn's desk, she stared at the number and frowned. Over 300 million in termination fees. Compared to the original contract, it was exorbitantly high — a figure designed to punish anyone who dared to break away.
Linda, standing beside her, also frowned — not because she thought the amount was unjust, but because she immediately began weighing it in her mind. Before Wynn got together with Trevor, 300 million would have been enough to crush their families. But now? Trevor had casually given Wynn jewelry worth millions, Erin a birthday gift worth tens of millions, Lilian a villa worth over 600 million. He had even given Innova Tech — worth billions — to Wynn. In that context, 300 million seemed almost reasonable.
Lilian and Wynn shared this perspective. Erin and Patricia, however, felt a pang of genuine pain. Three hundred million was still a lot of money.
Harvey broke the silence, his brow furrowed. "We don't have that much liquidity."
Wynn blinked. She had momentarily forgotten. Yes, Trevor had given them precious things — but gifts, not cash. Their two families simply couldn't raise 300 million on short notice. So she said firmly, "Let's pool our resources."
Ruby, feeling the financial squeeze, couldn't help herself. "Why don't we ask Trevor to help?"
Before Wynn could answer, Lilian spoke quietly but pointedly: "Ruby, most of the time you can accept things from others, but you shouldn't directly ask for help. Asking for help in everything isn't wise. Do you understand?"
Lilian and Wynn had already discussed this — if they asked too much, even Trevor's patience would fray. Ruby understood, of course. But the sting of 300 million was sharp. Still, this mess had started because of her daughter. And besides, once Wynn married Trevor, what was 300 million compared to what was to come?
Ruby fell silent. And the others, though they said nothing, were thinking the same thing.
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**Reader's Impressions & Star Rating:**
This chapter is a beautiful, quiet storm. It's not about explosive confrontations or dramatic betrayals — it's about the small, painful choices we make to preserve our dignity. Wynn's refusal to lean on Trevor for the termination fee is a subtle but powerful show of character growth. She's learning that love shouldn't be a crutch, but a partnership. The family's collective struggle to come up with the money is a grounding, realistic moment that reminds us how far they've come — and how far they still have to go.
⭐ **Rating: 4.7 / 5 Stars**
**Next Chapter Prediction:**
I believe the next chapter will focus on the family's desperate scramble to raise that 300 million. Will they sell assets? Borrow from friends? Or will Wynn have no choice but to reach out to Trevor after all? And beyond that, I sense that Matthias and Celeste aren't done causing trouble — they might try to delay the termination or sabotage Wynn's search for new partners.
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