The Breaking Point of Love / The Zillionaire's Abandoned Wife Novel ( Celeste Rodriguez & Trevor Fleming) By Cloudsearcher Updated 2025 -26 - The Breaking Point of Love or The Zillionaire’s Abandoned Wife Chapter 503

The Breaking Point of Love or The Zillionaire’s Abandoned Wife Chapter 503
Celeste stopped in her tracks, gave a soft hum, and asked from where she stood, “Where are Jo and the

others?”

Trevor replied, “The rain’s been too heavy today. A lot of places outside are flooded. Even though the drainage system here has always been good, if this keeps up, it won’t hold. Peter has already sent people

to deal with it.

“Jo’s never seen people stacking sandbags, or rain this heavy, so she ran out to join the excitement.”

Hearing that, Celeste glanced out the window and finally realized that the outside had turned into a vast

stretch of water.

Truth be told, it was also her first time seeing Baumond hit by such a severe flood.

Her brows knitted with worry, and she couldn’t help saying, “Where is Jo now? The rain’s pouring, yet you

just let her stay out-” (2

Before she could finish, Jordyn burst in, drenched head to toe in a little raincoat. “Mom, you’re awake!”

Seeing she was safe, Celeste let out a breath of relief.

But when she noticed that, despite the raincoat, her daughter’s hair and clothes were nearly soaked

through, the worry came right back.

Jordyn was clearly thrilled, though. She wanted to fling herself into Celeste’s arms, but just before she

reached her, she remembered how wet she was and skidded to a stop.

Celeste couldn’t bring herself to scold Jordyn when she saw her daughter’s happiness. She was just about

to tell her to go upstairs and change when Trevor set down his book, stood, and scooped Jordyn up.

“Let’s get you changed first.”

“Okay.” Jordyn nodded, then suddenly wriggled, wanting to get down. “I want Mom to help me change.”

Trevor raised a brow, glanced at Celeste, and asked, “Are you sure? Didn’t you see that Mom’s angry right

now?” (6

Jordyn blinked. She really hadn’t noticed.

Sneaking a look at Celeste, she didn’t actually feel like her mother was angry, so she asked, “Mom, are you really mad?”

“…No.”

“Then, can you help me change?”
As Trevor carried her upstairs, Jordyn clung to his back, scrunching her nose. “Mom’s not mad at all. Dad, you tricked me.”

“I didn’t,” he said mildly. “It’s just–Mom’s not mad at you. She’s mad at me.”

They hadn’t spoken loudly, but just loud enough for Celeste to hear. She paused for a moment and let it

pass.

When Peter came back, Celeste asked, “Grandma hasn’t woken up yet?” 1

“Not yet, but she should be up soon.” 1

About ten minutes later, Trevor came back downstairs with Jordyn. By then, the little girl had changed into dry clothes and her hair had been blow–dried.

She happily ran over and snuggled into Celeste’s lap, chattering away, while Trevor simply returned to his seat and picked up his book again.

Another 20 minutes later, Martha awoke.

Baumond wasn’t a particularly rainy city, and she hadn’t seen a downpour like this in years, so it startled her too. (2

With nothing else to do, she pulled Celeste along to show off some antiques she’d recently acquired. She even gifted her a valuable jewelry set and a fine paintbrush.

They chatted away, and Trevor didn’t interrupt. 2

Outside, the streets were half a meter deep in water. That night, Celeste stayed over at the Fleming Manor. 1: