The Breaking Point of Love

---- Chapter 474 Patricia and Erin didn't expect that Beck could so firmly and directly reject Linda right in front of them, although he had always seemed polite and respectful toward them Naturally, Patricia still hoped that Linda and Beck could end up together. She smiled and tried to ease the tension, leaving room for the situation to be salvaged "This is indeed Linda's fault. We'll talk to her properly later. Sorry for disturbing your meeting.

How about I have Wynn bring Linda over another day so she can apologize to you properly-" "There's no need for that," Beck interrupted, clearly seeing through her intentions. "When it comes to matters of the heart..." He paused for a moment, glancing subtly at Celeste before continuing after half a second, "... They can't be forced. Ms. Shaw and I are not suitable for each other.

I hope you can help persuade her-not to waste her time and future over me." With those words, what was left for Patricia not to understand? She looked at Celeste, who had remained detached the entire time, calmly sipping her tea, and couldn't help but feel that Celeste was silently laughing at the Shaw family's humiliation. ---- Her smile grew a bit stiff. She forced a dry laugh and said, " You're right. I'll talk to Linda properly." "Thank you, Madam Shaw," Beck responded politely.

taking up your time. 1 Ever since he realized Linda had feelings for him, he had always made his rejection clear. But Linda had shown no

chance to meet with Celeste one-on-one, and he didn't want to waste time dealing with Linda's drama. Linda's lack of restraint and willful ignorance had finally worn down his patience. 2 Because Wynn had taken Trevor from her, he knew the relationship between the Lockets and the Shaws and Celeste was delicate and strained. 1 ---- The termination of the contract between InnovaTech and

With all that in mind, he decided to lay everything out. 2 Celeste smiled and said, "It's alright." Beck hesitated for a moment before saying,

she was able to accept that truth with peace of mind. 2 And perhaps Beck had sensed that, which was why he had said it so plainly That was