The Perfect Wife's Perfect Revenge

Chapter 104

Chapter 104

The truth was, the landscape oil painting had cost a staggering twenty million, while the watercolor went for five.

Yasmine was at the auction in person, and McNeil made sure to record everything on video for Victoria.

By sheer coincidence, that very watercolor had once belonged to Victoria's late mother, Edith.

At the time, there were only two landscape paintings up for bid, so McNeil recorded both.

Just as McNeil was about to let Violet present the oil painting as a gift to Mrs. Simms, he got a call from his father. That's when he found out that the news had already gone viral-his purchase of the painting was trending everywhere.

Left with no choice, McNeil gave the oil painting to his father and handed the watercolor to Janice.

"No way," Simms muttered, taking a closer look. Sure enough, Edith's signature was there—and everyone knew Janice absolutely despised Edith.

Violet looked mortified, while McNeil remained perfectly composed.

of events, and though Janice was fuming, she didn't dare make

thing isn't even worth keeping," Janice scoffed, tossing the

up. "Exactly. Things like this shouldn't offend Mother's eyes.

as Victoria spirited away the painting. McNeil took a long sip of his

mother's, let this be my welcome gift to you,"

from McNeil, and yet Violet was shamelessly offering a painting McNeil had acquired-how could she show

mind. All she cared about

Edith,

airs, dragging out their worthless

to make a snide comment when, suddenly,

you try to

slap landed across Marian's cheek, swift

young, handsome man rushed over, grabbing the furious woman's arm.

been after you? I've got all her filthy texts saved-how about, 'I get so lonely at night, big brother, will you keep me company?"" Kaley Hughes shrieked, winding up to slap Marian again. But the man stepped

Marian, Kaley

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