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 625

The Breaking Point of Love or The Zillionaire’s Abandoned Wife Chapter 625

Back in her room, Celeste pulled open the drawer—only to find that the marriage certificate was gone.

Just a few days ago, she had clearly seen Jordyn put it back after looking at it.

Could Jordyn have come by again over the past two days and taken it?

Celeste pressed her lips together and picked up her phone. Just as she was about to contact Jordyn, a message from Trevor came through.

“There’s been a serious issue with a major project in Andostan. I’m on my way to the airport now. I won’t be able to make it to the courthouse today. Sorry.”

Celeste’s fingers tightened around her phone, her expression darkening.

In the end, she couldn’t hold herself back and sent another message.

“I understand you’re busy with work, but how many times has this been already?”

Whether Trevor was tied up or already on the plane, there was no reply—even after a long wait.

When Celeste arrived at the company, Matthias no longer looked as surprised as he once had when he saw her.

Lowering his voice, he asked, “It’s because of that innovative drug project in Andostan, right? He flew there today? So you still didn’t manage to get divorced?”

Celeste was startled. “How do you know?”

“I just saw the news,” Matthias replied. “The internet’s in an uproar right now.”

In his message, Trevor had only mentioned that a major project had run into trouble. He hadn’t specified which one, and Celeste genuinely hadn’t known what had happened.

After hearing Matthias say this, she went online to check—and realized the situation really was serious. No wonder Trevor had rushed to Andostan.

Matthias sighed. “Once he’s there, he probably won’t be back for at least ten days. Don’t tell me you still won’t manage to get divorced this month?”

To be honest, even he hadn’t expected Celeste and Trevor’s divorce to run into so many twists and turns.

He’d assumed that since both of them were determined to divorce, and the early discussions had gone smoothly, the final process would be straightforward.

Who would’ve thought that at this stage, one obstacle after another would keep appearing, making it impossible to finalize anything?

Celeste said nothing.

She could understand that Trevor had an urgent situation to handle.

But still—

Her mood sank.

She had other matters to attend to, so she didn’t linger and soon left the company.

As Matthias watched her walk away, he suddenly recalled some rumors circulating online.

They claimed that the crisis surrounding the Andostan innovative drug project was actually a setup orchestrated by capital players like Trevor.

On the surface, Trevor’s side appeared to be on the defensive, but in reality, everything was under control. The true goal was to force certain parties out of the game.

However, Matthias didn’t have much in the way of connections in Andostan, so he had no way of knowing whether those rumors were true.

…

With news of the Andostan innovative drug project spreading so widely, both the Locketts and the Shaws had naturally heard about it as well.

Wynn already knew that Trevor had boarded a plane early that morning and flown to Andostan.

After hearing the news, she fell silent.

Ruby couldn’t help saying, “Today was supposed to be the day they finalized their divorce. How could it be such a coincidence?”

Wasn’t it exactly that—a coincidence too convenient to ignore?

Linda, however, said calmly, “This is a major project. Trev probably only just got the news. It’s not like he deliberately made up an excuse to go abroad just to avoid divorcing Celeste. Mom, I think you’re overthinking it.”

No one responded.

Naturally, they all hoped that was the truth.

But after the mandatory waiting period ended this time, whether Trevor and Celeste had truly intended—like before—to finalize the divorce today… no one actually knew.