The Perfect Wife's Perfect Revenge

Chapter 86

Victoria felt nothing but emptiness as McNeil handed the gift over to Violet.

"You go ahead and find Marcus in his room. I'm going to use the restroom," he said.

Violet paused for a moment as Victoria walked away, but she wasn't concerned.

After all, she'd kept McNeil close to Victoria for six years and he still hadn't fallen for her. Victoria was no real threat.

With practiced poise, Violet smiled. "Alright, I'll go check on Max."

The moment McNeil was out of Violet's sight, he hurried after Victoria.

A sleek Mercedes rolled up in front of Victoria. Through the half-lowered window, Stein's striking yet composed face appeared.

Victoria opened the door and slipped inside.

It was the same car McNeil had seen the last time at the Yates estate-the same man who had taken Victoria away right in front of him.

McNeil's features were tight with anger, and beneath it, a sadness he barely recognized in himself.

So, that was it. Victoria had found someone else long ago. All this time, he'd been the only fool still waiting for her.

He let out a bitter laugh.

meet. I'll bring my lawyer, and we can

but as for anything belonging to the

hand, texting.

wrong?" he

hesitated. "McNeil signed the divorce papers. He wants to meet

someone who couldn't

me to help you find a lawyer?" he

been struggling, so he'd dropped everything to come to Starfall City for her. Now that she was safe, he wouldn't be

as I don't fight him over money or over our daughter, he'll

out of her life, Victoria suddenly

Stein warned quietly. "Marriage is supposed to last a lifetime. Divorce, too,

slipped off her wedding ring, and

truly was

next day, Victoria arrived at the

brought his lawyer. Victoria had

Dressed in a classic black suit, his hair artfully tousled yet neat, his features

picture of composure and

No wonder Ms. Turner had been infatuated for six years, loving him with

Yasmine only felt contempt. She

an eyebrow as

Langford, shall we begin?" Victoria replied

Mr. Langford-sounded so formal, so distant.