Naturally, Celeste was leaving the Fleming manor as well.
She said to Jordyn, "I'm taking Granny home. Will you stay here and keep Nana company?"
Hearing that, Jordyn could only nod obediently. "Okay."
Celeste and Betty then returned to the Rodriguez residence.
A little after ten that night, after finishing her shower, Celeste noticed that Trevor had sent her a message a few minutes earlier.
He informed her that Queenie had woken up and was officially out of danger. As for Lincoln, he was still unconscious and there was no telling when he would wake up.
After reading the message, Celeste simply replied with a brief answer before putting down her phone.
Although Celeste was concerned about the Fleming family's situation, it wasn't appropriate for her to be overly involved.
So, she returned to work as usual the next day.
As for Martha, Betty would make time to accompany her. Celeste would also call from time to time to check on her.
Since Trevor had to stay overnight at the hospital while also juggling work matters, he remained busy until Saturday. So, Jordyn was left in Celeste's care.
Martha spent most of her daytime hours at the hospital for a few days since Lincoln's condition was still uncertain.
Throughout the weekend, whenever Jordyn went to visit Lincoln and Queenie, Celeste would accompany her. That way, she could also spend some time keeping Martha company.
Although Queenie had regained consciousness, her injuries were severe and she would need to remain hospitalized for some time.
She merely gave Celeste a polite nod when she brought Jordyn to visit.
As Lincoln was still in a coma, Celeste brought Jordyn back to the Rodriguez residence on Sunday night.
On Monday morning, just after they had gotten up, Celeste received a call from Martha.
On the other end, Martha was so overjoyed that she was nearly crying as she told Celeste that Lincoln had finally regained consciousness.
Although he had only been awake briefly before falling asleep again, he'd been declared to have passed the critical stage.
It was another message from Trevor. "Are you free at noon? I'd like to treat you and our grandmothers to a meal."
After reading it, Celeste frowned before replying, "There's no need for that."
Then, Trevor responded, "But I've already told Grandma. She also wants to celebrate the good news with you."
"Okay."
After finishing the conversation with Trevor, she called Betty to let her know that Martha wanted to treat them to lunch.
Betty then said, "I already know. Martha personally called me earlier."
Celeste didn't expect that Martha would contact her grandmother. "Alright, I got it."
After hanging up, she focussed fully on work.
When it was close to noon, Trevor sent her the restaurant address.

Comments
The readers' comments on the novel: The Breaking Point of Love (Celeste and Trevor)
Is the apology chain starting with Jorge? Should we expect same from Miles, Quentin, Narcissca, Trevor's family and Trevor himself...
Is he trying to rudely ask Celeste for help? The audacity of these two families exceeds my expectations....
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...