The Breaking Point of Love
It dated back to their grandmothers' generation.
Back then, Wynn's grandmother, Dorothy, and Celeste's grandmother, Betty, had been close friends.
However, Dorothy had married poorly and lived in hardship. Betty had often supported her financially. Later, Lilian and Isabelle had become best friends as well.
The Locket and Rodriguez families were of equal status.
Harvey and Isabelle had fallen in love freely, and in the beginning, their relationship was strong. But everything changed when Lilian returned after graduating from university.
To elevate Lilian's status, Dorothy had ruthlessly severed ties with Betty.