The Perfect Wife's Perfect Revenge

Chapter 141

Victoria slid two bills beneath her coffee cup.

"I'm afraid I can't help you with this," she said. "If Ms. Marchand heads to IT, she can patch up my code herself. Honestly, you have what it takes to fix the game on your own-sometimes it's better to rely on yourself than to beg for favors. Sorry, but I've got somewhere to be. Coffee's on me."

She stood, face unreadable, and strode away without a backward glance.

Violet hurried after her, frustration sharpening her voice.

"Victoria, The Langford Group isn't the only investor in this project-Golden Era Enterprises is involved too. And that's the company your grandfather founded from nothing. If something happens to Golden Era, you won't come out ahead either. It'll just be a lose-lose situation."

Victoria paused and slowly turned.

Her gaze was icy, cold enough to cut to the bone.

"If a single game could bankrupt Golden Era," she said, "then Simms really hasn't been doing his job all these years. Poor investments—well, I guess you played your part in that, since you were the one pushing for this. Maybe you should focus on figuring out how to explain that to Simms."

word, Victoria walked briskly out of the café, her

settled in by the time Yasmine pulled up to

outside, she noticed a familiar

The license plate said McNeil, which meant Violet wasn't the only one trying

the passenger seat. Yasmine had cranked the heater, and warmth seeped into her

politely opening the door for Violet. Victoria closed her eyes, resisting the urge to watch people whose

in the car, headlights washing over the

were sound asleep, so I didn't want to disturb

Quantum Core Technologies

hadn't slept in two

she arrived at work, and for a moment she wondered if he'd

was remarkably composed-even Ailie, who made a habit of snooping around for updates, couldn't help but

to talk to you?" she asked Victoria,