The Perfect Wife's Perfect Revenge

Chapter 55

She hadn't paid attention to the international F1 circuit for six years now, and her team was still based out of Evermore City. If she wanted to meet Osborn's

demands, she'd have to do what she did last time-track down every single one of her old teammates and pull them together again.

Victoria sat at her desk, scrolling through recent F1 Grand Prix results online, when Yasmine knocked on the door.

"Ms. Turner, there's a package for you."

Victoria motioned for her to come in. Yasmine entered, balancing a large gift box in her arms.

"Go ahead, open it."

It had to be a gown from Curtis.

Yasmine carefully undid the ribbon and lifted the lid. Inside was an elegant strapless evening dress, its long train cascading in soft layers from the ankle down, spreading out like a waterfall.

Tiny crystals were sewn onto the fabric, so that with every movement, the dress shimmered as if draped in starlight—a galaxy spun across her shoulders.

Victoria thought it was a bit over the top. With her fair skin and striking features, she could steal the spotlight in even the plainest white dress.

a welcome reception? Wasn't it

be there she was likely the true center of attention. "Wow, Ms. Turner, this dress is just..."

and send it

shook her head, feeling the

something like this would attract far too much

to McNeil in such an

wasn't interested in

was certain Ms. Turner would

sending it back, Victoria

not even that dramatic—a little glitz is nothing. Trust me, this isn't the flashiest thing you'll see tomorrow night," Curtis reassured her,

the message. Tomorrow's "welcome reception" was just a front-what she was really being drawn into was another

decided to keep the

was off. There was a different energy in

Ailie hadn't even reached the elevator when a crowd

us

days, and already met

though, was just a deputy manager in venture capital. Normally, one executive would suffice for a tour, but today nearly

Ailie muttered under her breath, rolling her eyes. She was the only senior manager who hadn't shown up

"I'm sorry to