Both Trevor and Celeste had brought food.
When Jordyn saw the snacks that Celeste made—the ones she loved but hadn't eaten in a long time—she lit up with surprise.
"Mom, you even prepared snacks just for me!"
Celeste actually hadn't made them for Jordyn. It was Betty who had insisted she do it.
Not wanting to be nagged or worried over, she simply made them.
Seeing Jordyn so excited now, Celeste didn't explain anything.
Just then, Trevor also placed two plates of snacks in front of her.
"Samantha said you used to like these, so I asked her to make some. Want to try?"
He assumed Samantha was good at making these snacks—especially the spinach ravioli with that special flavor that Celeste used to love, the kind one couldn't find anywhere outside.
And ever since she'd moved out of his place, she hadn't eaten them again.
Looking at the familiar food laid out before her, Celeste suddenly felt as if she had slipped back into the past—back to those days when she stayed home waiting for Trevor to return.
She turned her face away and said quietly, "Thanks. I'll eat if I feel like it."
Trevor looked at her, paused, and didn't push further.
After nibbling a bit, Jordyn noticed someone flying a kite and instantly wanted to try it too.
She tugged Trevor away to buy kites, and soon they returned.
Except that they each held one in hand.
When Jordyn looked over, Trevor handed the blue butterfly kite to Celeste.
Celeste instinctively pushed it back. "No need, I—"
"Mom, Dad bought this one especially for you! Flying kites is really fun, you should try it!" Jordyn chirped, pushing the kite into Celeste's hands.
No matter what had happened in the past, no matter what lay between her and Trevor, at least he truly loved Jordyn now.
With a father who cared for her this much, Jordyn would surely grow up happy.
Just as that thought settled, she suddenly noticed Trevor looking her way at some point.
Celeste met his gaze. She was about to look away when he glanced at the kite she had placed aside and said, "Are you not flying the kite?"
Celeste replied lightly, "I'm not interested."
Hearing that, Trevor didn't push further. After a moment, his attention shifted back to Jordyn.
The campsite was big and rather crowded.
Since they hadn't brought any helpers, when Jordyn ran a little farther off, Trevor simply followed her.
Celeste stayed seated, unmoving, watching the father and daughter as their figures gradually drifted into the distance.

Comments
The readers' comments on the novel: The Breaking Point of Love (Celeste and Trevor)
Trevor, you're damned... I just wanted to say this for no reason....
Are we back to having rage baiting chapter?...
I don't want to raise my hopes regarding this lawsuit. I'm sure the bank (Trevor) will get them out of there....
Let's beat around the bush again...
Uhuh. And what, pray tell, is it that you know to be doing Trevor?...
Mr. Lincoln, you never raised your son. He is not a real man... When I see him, I just remember the line from the song that says "I guess no one ever told you how to be a real man."...
Did Trevor shut down the internet? If he does it, he's truly the biggest whore I've ever seen in my life... This guy raised my blood pressure throughout 800 chapters...
ok im done im not reading this trash anymore its repetitive celeste finally speaks and its less than 5 words.this isn't good at all and now we're getting the netizens pov but not hers. EVERYBODY HAS AN OPINION EXCEPT HER AND TREVOR...
I’m not liking where this is headed.. I’m getting the sense that the author is following the revenging husband storyline and Trevor did all this just to avenge his wife...
Isn't this a company that Celeste and Matthias work for? This will be a fatal blow to those scoundrels....