# Chapter 370: The Truth She Never Reveals
Hello everyone, it's me again! How are you all doing? Today I will continue to walk with you and review Chapter 370 of *"The Breaking Point of Love"*. This chapter takes us on a journey of subtle glances, family warmth, and a confrontation that reveals the cracks in a broken marriage. Let's dive in.
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Kieran never managed to find a chance to go rafting with Celeste. But fate—or perhaps his own quiet persistence—kept throwing them together. During dinner at the scenic area, he “ran into” Celeste and her family once more. Ivan and Adeline, ever warm and gracious, invited him and his friend to join them at their table.
Over the meal, Ivan’s curiosity got the better of him. “What made you suddenly decide to come back and develop your career here?” he asked Kieran.
Kieran paused, his chopsticks hovering mid-air. The real reason for his return was a tangled knot of personal ambition and unfinished business. But he answered smoothly, “I’ve always been very interested in Yoda Vision’s programming language Cuap and their latest project, Infinite–CM. So I came back to join the company and learn.”
A subtle smile passed between Ivan, Adeline, and Betty. They knew exactly what Celeste had been working on—and just who truly led those projects. Their glances slid toward her, but Celeste only lowered her head and kept eating, her expression unreadable.
Kieran didn’t think much of it. He knew Celeste was capable at work, but he assumed, like most outsiders, that Cuap had been developed by Zachary, and that Infinite–CM was Matthias’s project. From the few meetings he’d had with Matthias, he saw a talented man. Celeste, in his eyes, was simply a capable assistant. He couldn’t imagine she was the real force behind the curtain.
The Rodriguez family was gracious and engaging, and after dinner, Kieran left with a good impression of everyone. But once the meal ended, Celeste and her family departed the scenic area, heading home. Kieran and his friend lingered no longer.
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The next day, Celeste’s phone rang. It was Jordyn.
“Mom, Dad won’t be back for another two to three days. Do you have time? I want to come see you and Granny when I get back,” the little girl chirped.
Celeste remembered how Betty had mentioned Jordyn several times over the past few days. She paused for two seconds, then said, “Come on over.”
On the last day of the holiday, Jordyn arrived at the Rodriguez residence straight from the airport, dragging her suitcase full of gifts. Betty, Ivan, and Adeline were delighted. But Celeste’s sharp eyes didn’t miss the two unopened presents still inside Jordyn’s luggage—clearly meant for Trevor and Wynn. She looked away calmly.
After the excitement of traveling wore off, fatigue crept in. Still reluctant to part from her mother, Jordyn curled into Celeste’s arms and fell asleep, hugging her waist tightly. She hadn’t even showered. Celeste didn’t wake her; she simply waited until the girl was deeply asleep, then gently moved her to the bed.
The next morning, before work, Celeste dropped Jordyn off at school. She didn’t ask when Trevor would be back.
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Three days after the May Day holiday ended, Trevor returned to the country. But he didn’t contact Celeste. Instead, he called Jordyn.
After the call, Jordyn looked at her mother with hopeful eyes. “Mom, Dad said he’s coming to pick me up soon.”
“Okay,” Celeste replied simply.
Jordyn didn’t want to leave the Rodriguez family, but Trevor had said he missed her. So, reluctantly, she agreed to go.
Half an hour later, Trevor arrived. Celeste walked to his car, holding Jordyn’s hand. Trevor got out, his eyes meeting hers. “Thank you for taking care of her these past few days.”
Celeste didn’t answer. She turned to Jordyn. “Jo, I need to talk to your dad for a moment. Get in the car first.”
Jordyn glanced between them. “Okay.” She obediently climbed into the back seat.
Once Trevor shut the car door, Celeste’s voice turned cold. “Jo is only six years old. You really felt comfortable letting her travel so far with just bodyguards?”
She didn’t wait for him to interrupt. “I don’t know why you trust those bodyguards so much, but I don’t want something like this to happen again.”
She expected him to argue—to defend his choices, to snap back. Instead, he looked at her with a calm she hadn’t anticipated and replied, “Okay, I understand.”
Celeste paused, caught off guard. She said nothing more.
Trevor added, “We’ll head back now. You should get some rest.”
Still silent, she turned and walked back into the house, leaving him standing by the car.
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## Reader’s Impressions & Star Rating
This chapter is a quiet storm of unspoken truths and raw emotion. Kieran remains oblivious to Celeste’s true brilliance, while her family shares a knowing smile that highlights the irony. But the heart of the chapter lies in Celeste’s confrontation with Trevor—a rare moment where she lets her anger and concern show. His simple “I understand” is more devastating than any argument; it suggests a resignation that cuts deeper than words. The bond between Celeste and Jordyn shines through, tender and fierce. I give this chapter a solid **⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Rating: 4.7 / 5 Stars** for its subtle storytelling and emotional depth.
## Next Chapter Prediction
Celeste’s warning to Trevor is not something he will forget easily. But will he take it to heart, or will his trust in his bodyguards remain unshaken? Meanwhile, Kieran’s interest in Yoda Vision might soon lead him to discover the truth about Celeste’s role—and when he does, it could change everything. Expect a brewing storm of revelations and new tensions in the next chapter.
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