The Breaking Point of Love novel Chapter 388

Rowan said to Trevor, "Since you're here, why don't you stay and join us for a while?"

Trevor replied, "Sure."

After exchanging a few pleasantries with Trevor, Rowan turned back to Harold, Matthias, and the others and asked, "Where were we just now?"

Matthias answered, "We were discussing how we should appropriately handle the situation if we discover a foreign probe entering our controlled area."

Hearing this, Wynn couldn't help but start thinking about it too.

Rowan smiled and asked, "What do you think? Cel, do you have any thoughts?"

Earlier, Matthias and Celeste hadn't had time to really think about it before Trevor and Wynn showed up.

Now that Rowan asked again, Celeste and Matthias both paused briefly.

When Wynn heard Rowan call Celeste by her nickname, she suddenly got distracted.

Cel? Rowan was addressing Celeste so intimately.

Moreover, she noticed that whenever Rowan looked at Celeste, his demeanor was very warm and kind—he genuinely seemed to admire her.

She frowned slightly at this thought.

Just as this crossed her mind, Celeste suddenly spoke up, "We can take control of the foreign probe and then return it to them?"

As soon as Celeste said this, Rowan and Theodore both laughed out loud.

Matthias had a look of sudden realization and gave Celeste a thumbs-up.

Rowan didn't immediately comment on whether the idea was good or bad. Instead, he smiled warmly and asked, "You're that confident in your technical skills?"

Celeste paused, then said, "It... shouldn't be too hard?"

At this, Harold also laughed and said, "Those who are truly capable always speak with such confidence."

Rowan chuckled and agreed, "Exactly."

Ceravelle has always advocated peace and maintained good relations with its neighbors.

Whether the foreign probe entered intentionally or unintentionally, since it belonged to someone else, it must be returned.

This would prevent unnecessary conflict between the two sides.

However, while this approach appeared gentle and courteous, in truth, it was a strong show of technical superiority.