The Perfect Wife's Perfect Revenge

Chapter 219

As expected, Curtis looked visibly uncomfortable.

Ailie was so angry her face had gone pale. She'd only been venting moments ago, yet Violet actually wanted her and Victoria to call an Uber to The Langford Group? If anyone found out, the office gossip alone would be enough to kill her.

She was the Investment Department Manager at Quantum Core Technologies, after all—well-known, trusted by the company, and regularly headhunted by rivals. If people saw her getting treated like this, how would she keep her reputation in the industry?

Plenty of people had overheard the conversation, and some were already snickering behind their hands.

With Ms. Marchand here, it seemed like nothing could get out of hand. Victoria finally ran into someone she couldn't bulldoze, and maybe she'd think twice about playing favorites with Mr. Garcia's support in the future.

head off. His team had worked night and day developing that game, putting in endless overtime, hoping for a breakthrough. No one even cared much about overtime pay, dreaming instead of a year-end bonus that could

enter the encryption key, and all their work went up in smoke. Not only did they lose their chance at a bonus,

V&S Group was about to go public overseas thanks to the

he'd happily drink Victoria's blood and gnaw on her

go or not doesn't even

deliberately poking at Curtis's pride-implying Quantum Core Technologies was beneath The Langford

Quantum Core Technologies and The Langford Group were partners; Curtis needed resources, and he genuinely wanted to use McNeil's reputation to boost his own tech firm. With a major conglomerate backing them, his people would feel confident showing what they could do, which might mean promotions and raises down the

Ailie clearly didn't like Violet, and she twisted the day's plans

not what I-or

her "I and McNeil." As if she had any claim on him, right in front of his actual wife. If it weren't for Victoria always putting a stop to it, Ailie would have exposed Violet's "other woman"