The Perfect Wife's Perfect Revenge

Chapter 47

Curtis's thoughts were still on Victoria, so his agreement was a little distracted. "Sure," he replied absently.

It took him a couple of seconds to process what he'd just agreed to. "Wait- what?"

"Are you really okay with Violet going out to work?" Isaac teased the two of them, but it was Gwyneth who actually spoke up.

"Ms. Marchand needs to get a job? But your dad's loaded! Why not let her take care of you instead? If she's working, I won't even be able to come see you when I want to."

Gwyneth pouted, clearly unhappy at the prospect.

"Your mom has your dad to support her, but Violet wants to stand on her own two feet," Violet said with a playful smile, tapping Gwyneth's nose affectionately. It was her way of gently distancing herself from Victoria.

From what Violet had heard, Victoria had never worked a day in her life-she'd just played the role of lady of the house in the Langford family. Besides her college degree and good looks, Violet guessed she didn't have much else going for her, though McNeil rarely mentioned Victoria in her presence.

"So my mom's kind of useless, huh?" Gwyneth wrinkled her nose and snuggled up closer to Violet.

Curtis shot Violet a thoughtful look. With her master's degree in finance from Northriver University, Violet would be one of the most qualified people in the company if she joined.

"Sounds good to me," he said.

to other

Victoria arrived at K

with some snacks on the table.

Mr. Garcia do something to upset you?" Ailie cut straight to the point. Normally, Victoria kept her personal life private, but Ailie was an old friend. Since Victoria had married McNeil, her social circle had all but vanished;

knew she'd still be responsible for Gwyneth, and sooner or later people

Victoria admitted quietly. "I

that happen? I never heard

as Ailie remembered, Victoria had never even

Victoria replied. "My

Isn't that a good thing?" Ailie

was calm. "My husband and I are in

Ailie practically choked, gulping down a shot of

Mr. Garcia must know who you are,

her glass with her

she ended

him every name in the book. Victoria finally felt some of the frustration and pain she'd bottled up

are. Just play dumb-don't throw away a good job over this. Our