The Perfect Wife's Perfect Revenge

Chapter 56

Victoria wasn't about to let McNeil off the hook, so now she was coming after Violet-chasing her all the way here.

Violet smirked. If Victoria dared cause a scene here, she'd have security escort her out and have her sent straight to a psych ward.

Ailie nodded politely to her colleagues in greeting as they passed, but the way she looked at Violet was tinged with undisguised disdain. It surprised everyone.

Several people shot Ailie warning looks, silently telling her to stop getting herself tangled up with Victoria.

Nobody in the company thought much of Victoria. Over the years, plenty of women had tried to claw their way to the top through Mr. Garcia, and every single one of them had ended up with nothing but regrets.

Violet and the other executives had already stepped into the elevator. Ailie ignored the coworkers who waved her over to join them, and instead led Victoria in the opposite direction.

"Who's that Victoria, anyway?"

Violet was sure she hadn't misheard.

Victoria? Did that mean Victoria worked here too?

of these types. And you know how Mr. Garcia can't resist a pretty face. To be fair, Victoria

executives in the elevator all understood what was being implied and burst

implication too. So Victoria had actually gone out

compare to her and was now desperate to make herself visible to McNeil-trying to shed the image of the neglected housewife, copying Violet by pretending to be independent and

been handpicked for her by McNeil himself. Yet, before she'd even set

competition, Violet would be more than happy to teach

the less

from McNeil through Curtis. Well, she'd make sure Victoria regretted it and she'd show McNeil exactly who

calls herself a financial genius? Please," Ailie spat, fuming as soon as they were out of earshot of

noticed that Victoria hadn't even twitched, which made her pause. "Aren't you going to say

own roles. 'Genius' or not, it's just empty

gossiping about Violet, but Victoria kept

over. "Let's go to

admit, Victoria was impressive-talented people really did work harder than

and headed to