The Perfect Wife's Perfect Revenge

Chapter 389

He even made McNeil buy that house on Winding Peak Lane-the very one he'd once meant to gift to Victoria-just so he could give it to her instead.

All these years, Violet had advanced step by step, always calculating, always cautious, just for this final victory. Now, with her goal finally within reach, the old man had gone and taken everything from her-literally. He'd had her uterus removed.

Hatred surged in Violet's chest, wild and relentless, like a storm-tossed sea.

What made it all worse was that McNeil hadn't called her once this past week. Not

a single message. He hadn't even bothered to ask where she was.

In the end, she had to swallow her pride and reach out to him first, sobbing uncontrollably over the phone.

McNeil immediately picked up on the distress in her voice. In all the time he'd known Violet, he couldn't recall her ever crying like this.

"What happened?" he asked, concern finally breaking through his usual reserve.

Since his divorce from Victoria, McNeil had been in a deep funk, barely paying attention to anything else. Even the internal share transfers at the company had been handled discreetly, behind closed doors-no one else had any idea.

Violet's voice was ragged. "McNeil, I'll never be a mother. I'll never be a woman again."

Her sobs came in sharp waves, each one making the situation sound more dire. "Slow down. Tell me what happened, start from the beginning," McNeil urged, dread creeping into his voice.

Violet hesitated for a long moment, then finally decided to tell him the whole truth.

he found out I was able to have children again,

stunned, his expression freezing

her grief echoing down the line, but McNeil was no longer

did my father find out

Violet could have children

must have been Victoria who told him. When she came to collect the house, I accidentally let it slip. She must have wanted to make sure we couldn't be together, so she told your father everything. He did this to make sure I couldn't have your child. As a woman,

in silence for a long time, then finally said, "Where are you now? Text me the

building where Violet was staying, he recognized it instantly. It was one of The Langford Group's properties,

skipped a beat as he

pale and frail, struggled to open the door. The moment she saw McNeil, she

she wailed. “I can't have children anymore. I'll

crying until her whole body shook. Gently but firmly, he pried her

hear the truth from you, every

his father would do something so drastic just

feeling guilty. If she hadn't gotten cocky and tried to show off to the old man, maybe he never would've known she could conceive

child first, then brought the baby to the Langford family-once she had their grandchild, nothing could threaten her.

money, she could've earned it herself. What

There was no way to use a child to secure her

she had left was

All I ever wanted was to spend the rest of my days quietly by your side, but it feels like fate won't