The Perfect Wife's Perfect Revenge

Chapter 442

From that day on, Victoria refused to see McNeil again.

To his credit, McNeil picked up on the hint and didn't try to force his way back into her life. He knew that no matter how shamelessly persistent he was, Victoria would never let him near her again. All he could do was bide his time and rethink

his options.

Three months later, Victoria gave birth to twins-a boy and a girl-at Evermore City Hospital.

She was still weak from labor when someone arrived at her bedside, legal documents in hand.

"Ms. Turner, these are the asset transfer papers from Mr. Langford," the man explained gently. "Since the little Lord is a newborn, you'll need to sign for him."

Mr. Langford had kept his word: fifty percent of The Langford Group's shares were to go to Victoria's son. But the arrival of a granddaughter was clearly something the old man hadn't planned for.

His lawyer glanced at the sleeping twins cradled in Victoria's arms before turning to her again. “Ms. Turner, would you mind if I take a photo of the children for Mr. Langford?"

Victoria nodded, eyes fluttering shut for a moment in weary consent.

herself could barely keep her eyes open, but she knew if she didn't let the old fox handle his business

hand. Mr. Langford had been waiting for his call; upon hearing

did you

was beside himself with joy. Lawyer Willis enunciated carefully, "Not

He looked across the garden at his other granddaughter, Gwyneth, who was running and playing. His brows knitted

well.

do. Split the shares: thirty-five percent to my great-grandson, and fifteen percent to the little sweetheart. Have Victoria

not quite catching what Mr. Langford meant by "keeps them away from

down at her two tiny, beautiful children and smiled

belonging to the Langford family had always been the old man's to give as he wished She had no objections. She would keep her children close, of course-she'd never imagined she'd have twins, only that the little one inside her seemed particularly

Willis nodded and handed her the documents.

newborn twins the youngest

the room than a crowd

are two

of them had ever seen babies so small, and everyone wanted to get

over the moment they heard Victoria was having a C-section. When they saw the gang of clumsy, overexcited men