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 703

Xavier stared at the car as it drove away, completely dumbfounded.

“Damn, they’re still in contact? Ms. Locket literally risked her life to save him, and Trevor still treats her like this? Honestly, I almost feel bad for her.”

Then he sneered, “That Ms. Rodriguez really has no shame.”

Jorge said nothing, but his expression darkened noticeably.

Of course, Celeste knew nothing about the conversation that happened after they left.

That evening, after spending half the day with Jordyn, she returned to the Rodriguez residence with her.

The next morning, Celeste personally drove Jordyn to school.

Because of that, Jordyn was in an especially good mood. After getting out of the car, she skipped happily toward the school gates and waved goodbye to Celeste.

Back in the classroom, her classmate, Henley Venn, waved excitedly at her.

“Jo, you’re here! My mom made pastries for us. Come try some!”

After setting down her schoolbag, Jordyn picked one up.

“Okay. Thank you.”

Sylvia was eating one too and asked curiously, “Henley, didn’t your mom work out of town? How does she have time to make all these snacks?”

Henley looked both proud and excited.

“My mom said she couldn’t bear being away from me and didn’t want to miss me growing up. So she applied for a transfer and got a job closer to home. Now I get to see her every day again!”

“Wow, Henley, your mom is so nice!”

“Of course! My mom loves me the most. She was only away for one month, but she already couldn’t handle it, so she transferred back just to spend more time with me.”

Seeing that Sylvia and Jordyn had almost finished eating, Henley generously offered more.

“Want another one? There’s still plenty left.”

The pastries were genuinely delicious.

So Sylvia happily grabbed another one.

But Jordyn lowered her gaze. “I had a big breakfast this morning. I’ll pass.”

Henley didn’t push it, but Sylvia immediately sensed something was wrong.

“Jo, what’s wrong? Why do you suddenly seem upset?”

Jordyn still held the pastry in her hand, barely touched.

She just didn’t feel like eating anymore.

She bit down lightly on her lower lip but stayed silent, refusing to answer Sylvia’s question.

Sylvia froze, growing flustered when she realized Jordyn really did look upset—almost like she was about to cry.

Jordyn quickly turned her face away so Sylvia wouldn’t notice her reddened eyes.

“I’m fine. You guys go ahead.”

“Uh… okay,” Sylvia replied hesitantly.

That afternoon, it was the driver who came to pick Jordyn up from school.

Meanwhile, most of her classmates—including Henley and Sylvia—were picked up by their parents or other family members.

For the past six months, Jordyn had been splitting her time between her own home and the Rodriguez residence after school.

So once she got into the car, the driver asked as usual, “Where would you like to go today?”

That morning, Jordyn had originally planned to return to the Rodriguez residence after school.

But now, she sat quietly in the car, watching her classmates run happily into their families’ arms.

After a long moment of silence, she spoke softly.

“Home.”

“Alright,” the driver answered.

After getting home, Jordyn quietly finished dinner before heading upstairs to work on her homework.

There wasn’t a trace of a smile left on her face.

Hannah naturally noticed something was wrong.

“Jo, are you upset?”

Jordyn lowered her head.

“No.”