The Perfect Wife's Perfect Revenge

Chapter 441

McNeil's expression as he listened would haunt Violet for the rest of her life.

He stared at her with a cold, distant look-utterly unfeeling.

"If you've truly loved someone, you should know things like this can't be forced."

His security team appeared at that moment, pausing in surprise when they saw Violet.

"Take her downstairs. And don't let her come near Mrs. Langford again."

Violet's composure shattered-not just because McNeil refused to 'try' with her, but because he called Victoria "Mrs. Langford."

"McNeil, I hate you! Why are you treating me like this? If you never loved me, then why agree to marry me in the first place? I'm your wife, not her!"

Tears streamed down her face. She wanted the whole neighborhood to know that she was McNeil's real wife.

But her sobs didn't draw a crowd of curious neighbors instead, they brought out the building manager.

Violet was being carried out by security, after all. Her photo was snapped and she was promptly added to the building's blacklist-never to set foot there again.

"McNeil, I won't let Victoria off so easily!" she screamed as they bundled her into a black town car, refusing to let her run.

"Ms. Marchand, Mr. Langford has instructed us to escort you back to Starfall City. Be aware you're facing charges of theft and harassment. There will be no bail. Please prepare yourself."

security team, her words were nothing but the

She won't

hadn't expected today's chaos. Never once had it crossed his

a long wait,

want you

good. She never wanted to see him again. The whole incident had ruined his

my

at his message, but his newfound

again. If you show up, I'll take your

she meant

City-even left their daughter Gwyneth behind. Now he

down. Victoria was

for you for a while.

you can handle everything alone as a single mother. But when someone asks him why his dad's

buzzing with texts. The headache was almost physical; she barely

finally sent

doesn't have a dad? I've got money and I've got looks. If I want to find my son a father

Mr. Langford—I'm not the type to only ever have

was clearly going out of her way to provoke

He's been dying to play dad to my son, even before I got here.

got a very

a better father