The Perfect Wife's Perfect Revenge

Chapter 222

Ailie beamed. "Alright!"

Curtis's car pulled up to The Langford Group before the others. He spotted Victoria and her companions waiting at the entrance.

"Why aren't you going in?" he asked, his gaze soft but tinged with something more complicated.

"We can't, apparently," Victoria replied, glancing toward the front desk and the security guards.

"Just tell them we're from Quantum Core Technologies. That should be enough."

Curtis was about to lead Victoria inside when Violet appeared, moving quickly enough to intercept them. Victoria didn't see McNeil he was probably off parking the car.

Switching to her work voice, Victoria greeted Violet with a polite formality. "Ms. Marchand."

Ailie stood off to the side, pointedly avoiding Violet's eyes, her posture stiff and chilly.

Violet nodded, keeping her focus entirely on Curtis. "McNeil asked me to show you around first. Ms. Ailie, Ms. Turner, please wait here. Someone from the company will come down and take you up through the staff entrance."

Violet and Victoria. Maybe it had something to do with that infamous project, but whatever the reason,

Victoria were perfectly professional, but Curtis

at Victoria,

down your executive image," Ailie muttered,

Group belongs to the

put her hands on her hips, mimicking Violet's clipped tone. "Mr. Garcia,

over just now? Driver? Or is he one of the top execs? Seriously, you could've had him take us upstairs! The Langfords have an empire-you're

It was, after all, her first time visiting the Langford Group's

into building an empire together, and yet Vertex Dynamics was still just the tip of the iceberg when it

things. It's none of

ever wanted to hand over Vertex Dynamics—or the entire Langford Group—to Violet, that was his prerogative. It had nothing

was left speechless, torn between irritation and reluctant

their escort, and Victoria let her gaze wander across the lobby. Vertex Dynamics looked entirely different now compared to just a few years

remembered how, years ago, McNeil had been nearly forced out by a bloc of shareholders who wanted him to give up his father's shares and

was Victoria who stood by McNeil's side through those dark days, exhausting every resource the Turner family had to help him secure nearly two hundred